716555 1st Line E, Mulmur, ON L0N 1J0

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The Orchard House- Set on 48 breathtaking acres in the rolling hills of Mulmur, this architecturally designed custom residence offers an exceptional blend of modern luxury, privacy, and four-season living. Inspired by Scandinavian design, the home showcases Fraser wood vertical siding, a standing-seam metal roof, and premium European windows and doors framing spectacular countryside views. Thoughtfully crafted with impeccable attention to detail, the interior features European white oak flooring, exposed white oak beams, custom millwork, trimless doors, and baseboards with reveal details, hidden hinges, and built-in white oak beds and bunk beds. Offered fully furnished, the home includes luxury furnishings professionally curated by an interior designer, creating a seamless move-in-ready experience. A striking 60-inch Kingsman fireplace anchors the open-concept living area, flowing into a designer kitchen with custom white oak cabinetry, porcelain marble accents, and premium Fisher & Paykel appliances. Spa-inspired bathrooms feature porcelain marble vanities, integrated sinks, and limewash wall finishes. Outdoor amenities include a fully automated in-ground pool with automatic cover, expansive entertaining areas, a custom Muskoka sauna with shower, and professionally maintained grounds with irrigation. A detached 25' x 30' three-car garage with LiftMaster Q openers provides excellent storage and workspace. Designed for year-round comfort, the home features in-floor hydronic heating, dual-zone LG VRF heat pumps, a full water filtration system, Generac backup generator, Starlink internet, Lutron automated lighting, Sonos indoor and outdoor audio, a security system with 4K cameras, and 200-amp electrical service. Ideally located minutes from Mansfield Ski Club, Mansfield Outdoor Centre, the Bruce Trail, and the village of Creemore, this is a rare opportunity to own one of Mulmur's most distinctive luxury properties.

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