8 Bayview Point Road, Prince Edward County, ON K8N 4Z1

About this property

Welcome to 8 Bayview Point, an impressive four-bedroom, four-bathroom home perfectly positioned to take full advantage of its remarkable waterfront setting. Start your mornings with a coffee while watching the sun rise over the Bay to the east. As the day winds down, relax and take in spectacular western sunsets with your favourite glass of wine. This is waterfront living at its finest. The outdoor amenities are designed for year-round enjoyment. Gather around the waterside firepit and gazebo, take a dip in the in-ground saltwater pool, or unwind in the six-person hot tub, conveniently located steps from the sauna. A readily accessible boat ramp makes it easy to launch for a day of fishing on the Bay of Quinte or head out for an evening sunset cruise. Inside, the home is equally impressive. An expansive open-concept living space showcases exquisite finishes and a sophisticated contemporary design. The designer kitchen features state-of-the-art appliances, while massive floor-to-ceiling windows flood the home with natural light and capture panoramic views of the patio and Bay of Quinte. The main-floor primary suite offers a private retreat, complete with a beautifully appointed contemporary ensuite and exceptional closet space. High-end finishes and thoughtful details continue throughout the home, creating a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere. The property is equipped with an 11 kWh solar system and heat pump for efficient heating and cooling, complemented by propane backup. Exterior features include durable cement board siding, an EDM membrane roof, and an impressive triple-car garage. The driveway is scheduled to be paved August 25th. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered to create a home that is as beautiful as it is functional. 8 Bayview Point is a rare waterfront offering-private, sophisticated, and designed to be enjoyed. This home truly sparkles and is an absolute pleasure to show.

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