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Welcome to a truly rare 27-acre estate offering an exceptional combination of privacy, lifestyle, and future potential in one of Southern Georgian Bay's most sought-after locations. Less than five minutes from shops, restaurants, golf courses, private ski clubs, marinas, and Georgian Bay, this remarkable property delivers the perfect balance of country living and convenience. A long tree-lined driveway winds through rolling pasture and mature forest, leading to a four-bedroom home nestled within a spectacular natural setting. Currently configured as a professionally developed seven-acre equestrian facility, the property features multiple paddocks, quality barns, stalls, and a 70' x 110' riding ring. While perfectly suited for horse enthusiasts, the true value lies in the flexibility of the land. The existing equestrian infrastructure can easily be converted to expansive grass paddocks and open meadow, creating an extraordinary canvas for a future custom residence, guest house, pool, tennis court, or legacy family estate. The landscape is equally impressive, with a mature maple bush and extensive private trail network providing year-round enjoyment for hiking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. A charming forest Bunkie offers additional accommodation for guests or a retreat. Complementing the property is an impressive 1,800 sq. ft. heated garage, workshop, and commercial building, ideal for collectors, hobbyists, recreational equipment, home-based businesses, or future expansion. Additional benefits include natural gas at the road, reduced taxes through the Ontario Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program, and school bus service to Beaver Valley Community School. Large acreage parcels in this location are increasingly rare. Whether enjoyed as an equestrian property, recreational retreat, or transformed into a landmark country estate, this is a rare opportunity to secure a significant landholding in one of Ontario's premier four-season destinations.

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