2102 CLYDE LAKE LANE, Lanark, Ontario K0G 1K0

If peace, privacy, and great fishing are what you're after, this cozy off-grid one-bedroom waterfront cottage on Clyde Lake is well worth a look. Set on just shy of an acre, the nicely treed property offers a secluded setting that's ideal for nature lovers, fishing enthusiasts, or anyone looking to unplug and enjoy the quiet. Comfortably equipped for off-grid living, the cottage features a generator, solar panels, and an inverter system, while hydro (pole and transformer) is available at the lot line should you wish to connect in the future. A WETT-certified wood stove provides warmth, complemented by a propane fridge and cookstove that add to the ... read more

If peace, privacy, and great fishing are what you're after, this cozy off-grid one-bedroom waterfront cottage on Clyde Lake is well worth a look. Set on just shy of an acre, the nicely treed property offers a secluded setting that's ideal for nature lovers, fishing enthusiasts, or anyone looking to unplug and enjoy the quiet. Comfortably equipped for off-grid living, the cottage features a generator, solar panels, and an inverter system, while hydro (pole and transformer) is available at the lot line should you wish to connect in the future. A WETT-certified wood stove provides warmth, complemented by a propane fridge and cookstove that add to the cottage's rustic appeal. The cottage is insulated, with the exception of the floor, and water is source from the lake. An RV-style septic and outhouse round out the commodities. Being sold fully furnished, this property also includes the contents (goodies) in the workshop, along with an aluminum boat and motor, allowing you to start enjoying the lake from day one. With year-round road access (lane in from road not plowed), this is an excellent opportunity to own an affordable cottage where you can truly unplug and enjoy what nature has to offer. Located an hour & a half from Ottawa. Clyde Lake is cherished for its quiet, natural setting, with relatively few cottages year-round homes along its shoreline. Much of the lake remains undeveloped, preserving its scenic beauty and abundant wildlife. The former K&P Railway, now a popular multi-use trail, borders portions of the eastern shoreline.The lake is ideal for canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, small fishing boats, and quiet pontoon rides, with no personal watercraft or heavy boat traffic. While there are no sandy beaches, several rocky outcrops provide excellent swimming in clear, deeper water.Loons, bald eagles, ospreys, otters, beavers, blue herons, deer, foxes, and a variety of waterfowl are commonly seen. Nature is waiting. (id:25417)