229 JOHNSON BAY LANE, Gananoque, Ontario K7G 2V6

Discover the potential of 229 Johnson Bay Lane, a rare opportunity on beautiful Howe Island. Set on a lovely, private lot surrounded by mature trees and natural landscape, this property offers the kind of peaceful setting that makes island living so appealing. The existing structure requires vision and improvement, but the land itself is the true highlight - open, usable, and full of possibility. The lot provides direct access to Johnson Bay, where calm waters invite you to enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, fishing, or simply relaxing at the shoreline. From here, the bay connects into the St. Lawrence River system, giving you endless ... read more

Discover the potential of 229 Johnson Bay Lane, a rare opportunity on beautiful Howe Island. Set on a lovely, private lot surrounded by mature trees and natural landscape, this property offers the kind of peaceful setting that makes island living so appealing. The existing structure requires vision and improvement, but the land itself is the true highlight - open, usable, and full of possibility. The lot provides direct access to Johnson Bay, where calm waters invite you to enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, fishing, or simply relaxing at the shoreline. From here, the bay connects into the St. Lawrence River system, giving you endless opportunities to explore the surrounding waterways and enjoy everything this region has to offer. Whether you're considering a renovation, a full rebuild, or creating a seasonal retreat, this property gives you a strong foundation to bring your ideas to life. Howe Island is known for its friendly community, scenic landscapes, and the convenience of a 24 hour ferry, offering easy access to Kingston while still providing the peaceful lifestyle of being worlds away. With its beautiful natural surroundings, water access, and incredible potential, 229 Johnson Bay Lane is a chance to create something truly special in one of the region's most serene waterfront settings. Some photos are virtually staged. (id:25417)