153 Basin Depot Road, Madawaska Valley, ON K0J 1B0

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YOUR AFFORDABLE COTTAGE LIFESTYLE ON BEAVERDAM LAKE STARTS HERE. Escape to the water with this 2-bedroom 3-season waterfront cottage offering the kind of classic Canadian cottage experience buyers spend all winter dreaming about. Set along the beautiful Bonnechere River close to historic Basin Depot and an access point to iconic Algonquin Park and close to Bonnechere Provincial Park and Round Lake, this property puts boating, fishing, kayaking, canoeing and paddling right outside your door. Launch the kayak for a quiet morning on the river, spend the afternoon fishing, head out by boat, or simply settle in and enjoy the peace of waterfront living.The cottage has benefited from many thoughtful updates and even boasts that "new cottage smell" while retaining a warm, rustic character. Inside, wood finishes and an inviting layout create an easy, comfortable retreat with a spacious entry way equipped w/ a washer and dryer, family room featuring a vaulted ceiling with loft & wood stove, galley kitchen w/ space for days, two bedrooms and plenty of space to gather after a day outdoors. A drilled well and septic system provide practical convenience, while the detached garage offers excellent storage for your vehicle, boat gear, paddles, fishing equipment and all the toys that inevitably follow you to the lake. Surrounded by mature trees w/ room to relax and play outdoors, this is a property made for summer weekends, family traditions, campfires, fishing trips and days spent exploring the Bonnechere River and surrounding area.Whether you're searching for a Renfrew County waterfront cottage, Ottawa Valley recreational property, fishing retreat or affordable 3-season (w/ potential to before year round) getaway, this one deserves a closer look. Two bedrooms. Waterfront. Detached garage. Bonus overflow trailer. Drilled well. Septic. The Bonnechere River and Round Lake at your doorstep. Cottage season is calling.

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