30 SPARROW ROAD, Rosseau, Ontario P0C 1J0

Three hundred feet of private shoreline on Sucker Lake, facing west - which means this stretch of water gets the sunset every single night, front-row, for as long as you own it. This custom-built, 2,681 sq ft home was finished just five years ago, and it was clearly built around that view rather than around a floor plan someone had lying around.Inside, it reads like classic Muskoka done right - soaring ceilings, clean lines, warm wood accents, and windows placed so the lake follows you from room to room. The main floor opens up for both a quiet Tuesday and a full house at Thanksgiving, and it flows straight into a four-season Muskoka room that turns ... read more

Three hundred feet of private shoreline on Sucker Lake, facing west - which means this stretch of water gets the sunset every single night, front-row, for as long as you own it. This custom-built, 2,681 sq ft home was finished just five years ago, and it was clearly built around that view rather than around a floor plan someone had lying around.Inside, it reads like classic Muskoka done right - soaring ceilings, clean lines, warm wood accents, and windows placed so the lake follows you from room to room. The main floor opens up for both a quiet Tuesday and a full house at Thanksgiving, and it flows straight into a four-season Muskoka room that turns "one more coffee" into an hour you didn't plan for.There's a dedicated movie room for the nights you stay in, and a partially finished lower level that's basically asking you what you want it to be - home gym, spa retreat, wine cellar, take your pick. Outside, the lot slopes gently down to the water, recently finished off with $40,000 in landscaping including a granite path that makes the walk to the lake feel like part of the property, not an afterthought.Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, total privacy on the water, and year-round access minutes from the village of Rosseau and a short drive to Muskoka's best restaurants, golf, and marinas. This is the kind of place that gets handed down, not sold twice (id:25417)