0 NAGAYA Drive, Muskoka Lakes, Ontario P0C 1M0

For more information click the brochure button. Great for Tiny Homes on wheels 16 lots make up this parcel. A Tiny home community, or use it for Glamping. Zoned RC-4, steps from the beach. Not Rural it's within the urban boundary of Gravenhurst. Recently fire hydrants were installed. 2 Municipal road allowances have been surveyed in 2022 Trail permits are available at the MNR. Mere 1.5 hours from Toronto. Nagaya Beach & boat launch, Kluey's Bay, Kahshe Lake. In the peak of Summer the water here is warmer than the Hawaiian Ocean! With waters calm enough for a sunset - midnight cruise! You can make Hawaiians jealous! Also take advantage of the winter ... read more

For more information click the brochure button. Great for Tiny Homes on wheels 16 lots make up this parcel. A Tiny home community, or use it for Glamping. Zoned RC-4, steps from the beach. Not Rural it's within the urban boundary of Gravenhurst. Recently fire hydrants were installed. 2 Municipal road allowances have been surveyed in 2022 Trail permits are available at the MNR. Mere 1.5 hours from Toronto. Nagaya Beach & boat launch, Kluey's Bay, Kahshe Lake. In the peak of Summer the water here is warmer than the Hawaiian Ocean! With waters calm enough for a sunset - midnight cruise! You can make Hawaiians jealous! Also take advantage of the winter market using hot tents! Road allowances are currently open for foot traffic. For a trail permit you can apply at Ministry of Natural Resources. Both unopened road allowances have been surveyed Along with 16 - 20 feet x 50 feet lot's. Great potential for extra additional excursion income including seadoo rentals, boat rentals, guided tours, cliff jumping, archery, axe throwing. Great traffic in the winter, 45 min from 2 ski resorts. Entice other local BNB traffic too! With stunning views looking out to granite outcrop and forest. The municipality wants 20 meters for a municipal roadway. The MNR can issue a trail permit for the 20 foot wide Unopened road allowance. Which is un-assumed by the municipality which is thus considered crown land. Crown land trail permits can be potentially obtained from the MNR. Some photos are rendered. (id:25417)