
107 Lakeshore Drive, Tarbutt & Tarbutt Additional
Listing Provided By: Exit Realty True North
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A truly rare opportunity to own 18.5 acres of exceptional privacy with frontage on beautiful Lake Huron, just 35 minutes from Sault Ste. Marie. Properties offering this combination of substantial acreage, waterfront access and a completely renovated year-round home are seldom available. Tucked away among mature trees and largely hidden from view, this remarkable property offers the freedom, tranquility and seclusion of country living within easy reach of the city. The home has undergone a complete renovation, thoughtfully blending modern finishes with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Highlights include a stunning brand-new kitchen with quartz countertops (2026), new luxury vinyl plank flooring, shiplap ceiling, and updated lighting (2026). Further Significant upgrades include a new black steel roof (2026), R50 attic insulation (2026), a high-efficiency heat pump (2025), underground 200-amp electrical service (2025), a beautifully renovated bathroom, and a cozy wood-burning stove (2024). A full list of complete updates and improvements is available on request. The transformation extends well beyond the home, with beautifully improved grounds creating a picturesque, park-like setting surrounded by mature trees and natural beauty. The expansive acreage offers an extraordinary sense of space and privacy, while the natural Lake Huron shoreline is a haven for wildlife, including turtles, herons, terns, osprey and bald eagles. Spend your afternoons exploring the property, kayaking, canoeing, paddle-boarding, or boating on the lake, and end your evenings watching spectacular sunsets from the floating dock. An exceptional opportunity to own a truly special piece of Northern Ontario, where expansive private acreage, beautifully maintained grounds and Lake Huron frontage come together in a setting that is increasingly difficult to find.
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