Homes For Sale in Fenelon Lakes Club

About Fenelon Lakes Club

Fenelon Lakes Club is a condo adult-lifestyle community in Kawartha Lakes operated by —. Homes are typically bungalows and low-maintenance designs aimed at the 55+ buyer.

Adult-lifestyle communities turn over steadily as owners downsize or relocate. Every listing below sits inside the community boundary shown on the map.

The homes of Fenelon Lakes Club

Fenelon Lakes Club is a boutique condominium community on four acres of prime Cameron Lake shoreline in Fenelon Falls — 66 condo suites plus 10 club and 10 waterfront townhomes, per the developer's materials. The suites are the core product: bright, open-concept two-bedroom, two-bathroom designs with fireplaces, ensuite laundry, generous terraces with gas barbecue hookups, and wall-to-wall lake views. A 1,309-square-foot two-bedroom suite (Suite 208) was listed at $529,800; another two-bedroom at $547,400; and a three-bedroom, three-bathroom offering at $2,748,400, likely one of the waterfront townhomes.

This is newer construction sold with Tarion warranty on remaining builder suites — one listing even offered a 'live free for a year' incentive with the builder covering maintenance fees, property taxes and utilities for twelve months. That tells you two things: the developer was still selling through inventory, and buyers should compare builder pricing against resales rather than assuming the builder's number is the market. That incentive also signals negotiating room — when a developer is paying a year's carrying costs to move inventory, buyers should negotiate the purchase price with the same clear-eyed arithmetic they'd apply to any new-build purchase.

How Fenelon Lakes Club works: tenure and fees

Fenelon Lakes Club is a standard condominium: you own your suite or townhome, and the condominium corporation owns and maintains the common elements. Monthly common expenses cover exterior upkeep — snow removal, grass cutting, landscaping — plus the amenities, building insurance and reserve fund contributions. No fee figures were verified in this research; get the current schedule and the status certificate before offering, and read the reserve fund position carefully on a newer corporation where the first major repair cycles are still ahead.

On the waterfront specifics: confirm dock and watercraft rights for the exact unit. The community has a private dock area and finger docks were being built for daytime use, but dock rights are unit-specific — assigned or licensed, with their own fees and rules — and should never be assumed. Review the declaration and rules for pet provisions (the development is described as pet-friendly, with a dog washing station), rentals and short-term stays. Also confirm the rules on waterfront usage specific to your unit — which dock areas you can use, any guest policies for the waterfront, and how watercraft storage is allocated — since lake access is a headline feature of the purchase.

Amenities and daily life

The amenity package is the reason buyers come: a clubhouse lounge with fireplace and kitchen, a state-of-the-art gym, a heated saltwater outdoor pool with chaise lounges and pergola, a communal fire pit, tennis and pickleball courts, and the private lakeside dock. Resident events run weekly — Friday gatherings are a fixture — and the pet-friendly positioning (dog wash station in the garage) signals the demographic the developer courted: active downsizers, not quiet-retirement seekers. The Friday resident events are worth special mention — a built-in weekly social rhythm is exactly the kind of low-effort community infrastructure that helps new downsizers settle quickly after a move.

Fenelon Falls itself is part of the package — the 'Jewel of the Kawarthas' with its boutiques, cafés, restaurants and wellness options a short walk away, plus a public beach minutes down the road. This is a walk-to-village waterfront condo, not an isolated resort: daily life can genuinely be car-light if you want it to be. For downsizers leaving larger properties, that car-light possibility is a genuine lifestyle upgrade — errands, dining and the lake are all within walking distance, which is rare among Ontario waterfront condo communities.

Location and getting there

The community sits on Cameron Lake's northwest shore with sunset exposure, in Fenelon Falls in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Lindsay and its hospital are about 20 minutes away; Bobcaygeon under 20; the GTA roughly 90 minutes via Highway 115 and the now toll-free Highway 407 extension from Pickering. Lock 34 in Fenelon Falls and Lock 35 in Rosedale connect you to the full Trent-Severn Waterway by boat. Boaters get the added benefit of the Trent-Severn system at their doorstep — Cameron Lake connects through the Fenelon Falls and Rosedale locks to hundreds of kilometres of cruising water.

For buyers keeping one foot in the city, the 90-minute GTA run is the honest number — commutable for hybrid schedules, not for daily downtown office life. Test it at the times you'd actually travel before committing. Also factor the seasonal rhythm — Fenelon Falls is livelier in summer and quieter in winter, so visit in both seasons to make sure the year-round reality suits you, not just the July version, and confirm which amenities operate year-round versus seasonally before you buy.

Fenelon Lakes Club market snapshot

Fenelon Lakes Club is a young resale market layered over remaining builder inventory. The asking prices seen — $529,800 and $547,400 for two-bedroom suites around 1,000 to 1,300 square feet, up to $2,748,400 for a three-bedroom waterfront offering — show how much unit type, size and lake frontage move the number. With builder suites still being marketed (including incentive offers), resales compete directly with new — price any resale against both the builder's current sheet and recent comparable condo sales in Fenelon Falls.

The condo-fee load on a full-amenity waterfront building is the carrying-cost question: pool, gym, docks, landscaping and building insurance are all in the monthly number. Get the current fee, the budget behind it and the reserve fund study before you offer — on newer corporations, underfunded reserves are the classic surprise. Also ask for the corporation's insurance history and any claims — waterfront buildings can face specific exposures, and the insurance picture affects both the fee trajectory and your own contents coverage.

Buying in Fenelon Lakes Club: what to check

Get the status certificate and read it completely: monthly fees and their history, the reserve fund and its study, insurance, any pending litigation or special assessments, and the rules on rentals (including short-term — waterfront condos attract investor interest), pets, parking and alterations. Confirm dock rights explicitly — assignment, fees, watercraft rules — and verify what's included with your parking (some suites carry two underground spots). Also verify the parking allocation in writing — some suites carry two underground spots while others carry one, and in a waterfront building, parking has real value at resale.

On the unit, newer construction still deserves an inspection: finish quality, terrace drainage, HVAC and the ensuite laundry rough-ins. If you're considering a remaining builder suite, compare the incentive-adjusted builder price against resales net of their fees — and confirm the Tarion warranty coverage in writing. For townhome units specifically, clarify the maintenance boundary between owner and corporation — roofs, exteriors and waterfront-adjacent elements need explicit assignment before you commit, and confirm how the corporation handles snow and landscaping for the townhome rows versus the apartment building.

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