1131 Elgin House Road 2, Muskoka Lakes, ON P0B 1J0

About this property

Welcome to luxury waterfront living at the prestigious Lake Joseph Club. Beautifully renovated and offered fully furnished, this exceptional 4-season waterfront villa blends refined Muskoka elegance with the ease and convenience of exclusive resort-style ownership on iconic Lake Joseph.Defined by soaring cathedral ceilings, dramatic architectural scale and abundant natural light, the stunning great room is anchored by a floor-to-ceiling Muskoka stone fireplace with custom built-ins, creating a sophisticated setting for lakeside living. Warm wood accents and a timeless neutral palette create a calm, elevated atmosphere throughout the home. The open-concept layout flows seamlessly through the principal living spaces, including an updated kitchen, spacious dining area and charming Muskoka room overlooking the Lake Joseph waterfront setting with walkout to an expansive lakeside deck. The main-floor primary retreat offers privacy and comfort with a luxurious spa-inspired ensuite and walk-in closet, while the upper level features additional bedrooms and an open family/media loft overlooking the great room below. Positioned within one of Muskoka's most sought-after resort communities, this is a rare opportunity to experience the prestige of Lake Joseph ownership with the ease and low-maintenance lifestyle today's luxury buyers are seeking. Waterfront villas at The Lake Joseph Club are rarely offered for sale. Owners enjoy access to championship golf, tennis, fitness amenities, waterfront recreation, marina access, clubhouse dining, walking trails and beaches, all within a breathtaking Lake Joseph setting. Dock slips available through ClubLink. Whether envisioned as a sophisticated private retreat, elevated family cottage or flexible resort residence with optional rental participation, this exceptional offering delivers turnkey convenience and effortless Muskoka living in one of Canada's most celebrated cottage destinations.

Property information

Listing history