26 Lake Road, Cambridge, ON N3C 2V4

About this property

Dreaming of the Puslinch Lake lifestyle without the waterfront price tag? Situated directly across from the lake on an incredible 45' x 285' lot, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom home offers the perfect blend of nature, privacy, and convenience in one of Cambridge's most unique locations. Inside, you'll find over 1,600 sq. ft. of inviting living space featuring a spacious living room with a cozy wood-burning fireplace, a separate dining area, an updated kitchen (2021), three generous bedrooms, and a finished lower-level recreation room with a second fireplace, perfect for movie nights, a games room, or additional family living. Stretching nearly 300 feet deep, the backyard is a private oasis surrounded by mature trees, offering exceptional space to entertain, garden, play, or simply unwind. Relax on the raised deck, gather under the gazebo with family and friends, or enjoy the peaceful setting that makes this property so special. A bonus feature is the additional living space which backs on the treed lot featuring 6 inches of insulation making this man/she cave perfect for year round living. The major updates include attic insulation upgraded to R-60 (2026), high-efficiency furnace (2022), roof (2020/2021), reverse osmosis system (2021), kitchen (2019), wood-burning fireplace (2019), water softener (2017), windows (2009), and front door (2012). Adding even more value, the sellers are installing a brand-new 1,000-gallon septic system (August 2026) at their expense, with permits obtained and all disturbed areas professionally restored. The private well was inspected in July 2026 and offers excellent water production (approximately 15 GPM). Whether you're looking for a year-round home or simply a lifestyle that's connected to nature, this rare offering combines the charm of Puslinch Lake with the convenience of being just minutes from Highway 401, shopping, and city amenities. A truly special place to call home.

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