A cottage you can't drive to. That's the whole point.
Park at the public dock on Dock Road. Load the kayak, the boat, or just kick off your shoes and swim. Home is 90 seconds across the water — and a world away from everything.
Part of the Tyson Islands, where the sunrise arrives over the water and the sunset leaves the same way. There are no neighbours knocking. No delivery vans. No sirens. Just a drilled well, a septic system, hydro, high-speed internet, and 297 feet of private shoreline that never sees a stranger.
The 1.5-storey home has been stripped back and rebuilt for the way people actually want to live now: new kitchen, new floors, new appliances, four generously sized bedrooms, two updated baths, and water views from nearly every window. Turn-key doesn't quite cover it — the seller will leave the furniture, the boats, even a Sherp XT Pro amphibious rig, if you want them.
Somewhere between "cottage" and "escape plan." Bring coffee. Bring the dog. Bring a friend you actually like. Leave the rest.
