$2,895,000
One of King’s prime addresses near the 16th Sideroad & 8th Concession. Surrounded by large country estates.…
$2,900,000.00
Amazing views from this privately sited home on 25 acres. A country property with long-term…
Welcome to Georgian Bay, one of Ontario’s most beautiful waterfront destinations. Stretching across 15,000 km² of Lake Huron, the bay is dotted with thousands of islands, including the famous “Thirty Thousand Islands,” with their rugged granite shores and windswept pines, a scene that has inspired artists for generations.
But Georgian Bay is more than just a pretty view. Connected to Lake Ontario via the Trent-Severn Waterway and fed by the French River from Lake Nipissing, it’s a vibrant ecosystem full of boating, fishing, and waterfront adventures.
Recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2004, Georgian Bay continues to be cherished by locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re searching for your dream Georgian Bay cottage or a stunning waterfront property, life here blends natural beauty with endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation.
Parry Sound isn’t just a destination; it’s a way of life. Nestled amid the beauty of Georgian Bay, this vibrant community boasts rich arts, culture, and heritage.
From the renowned Festival of the Sound to the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame, there’s no shortage of things to see and do. With all the amenities you could ask for, from great restaurants to a hospital, Parry Sound has everything you need and more.
Wah Wah Taysee beckons, offering a glimpse into Georgian Bay’s wild side. Tucked away on the eastern shore, this water-access community epitomizes rustic charm.
From off-the-grid cottages to cultural heritage sites, such as the Tadenac Club lands, this area is steeped in history. Marvel at the diverse ecosystem, boasting unparalleled biodiversity and some of the most breathtaking vistas in the Great Lakes.
Just north of Cognashene lies Go Home Bay, a haven for those seeking solace in nature’s embrace. Accessible only by boat, this secluded paradise is home to cottages steeped in history, with families tracing their roots back to its founding in 1898.
Here, members of The Madawaska Club revel in over 1200 acres of pristine wilderness, indulging in activities like rowing, paddling, and sailing. It’s a vision of simplicity, where clean waters and untouched landscapes reign supreme.
Step back in time to Honey Harbour and the quaint Cognashene Community. Established over a century ago, the Royal Hotel and the beloved Delawanna Inn, tell stories of generations past.
For all your cottage needs, there is no better place to shop than the Honey Harbour General Store.
Meanwhile, Cognashene, accessible only by water, boasts open water passageways leading to hidden gems like Go Home Bay , Wah Wah Taysee and Sans Souci. It’s a paradise for cottagers and boaters alike, offering a taste of pure, unadulterated freedom.
Welcome to Sans Souci, the epitome of island living in the Georgian Bay Archipelago. Here, life revolves around the sparkling waters and rugged landscapes, with nearly a third of the population calling its islands home.
From Frying Pan Island to Parry Island, Sans Souci boasts pristine beauty, with much of it preserved within the Mississauga Provincial Park. It’s a slice of paradise waiting to be explored.
Just a stone’s throw from Parry Sound lies Carling Township, a picturesque paradise waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re drawn to its mainland or island properties, there’s something for everyone here.
From the stunning landscapes of Killbear Provincial Park to the delectable delights of Gilly’s Fish Restaurant, Carling Township is a treasure trove of natural beauty and culinary delights.
Step back in time to Pointe au Baril, where history and tradition converge. Named after the iconic barrel that once marked its treacherous entry, this village is steeped in tradition.
With its water-access cottages and bustling marinas, Pointe au Baril is a hub of activity in the summer. And let’s not forget the iconic Ojibway Club, a beacon of hospitality for over a century.
For those craving adventure, look no further than the Key River and French River areas. From stunning scenery to world-class fishing, these regions offer a taste of the wild side of Georgian Bay.
Whether you’re exploring the historical wonders of the French River or casting a line in the Key River, there’s no shortage of excitement to be found. It’s nature at its finest, waiting to be explored.
Nestled amidst the LaCloche Mountains and the pristine waters of Georgian Bay lies the picturesque village of Killarney. Founded in 1820 as a fur trading post, its rich history is evident at every turn. With its quaint charm and stunning natural beauty, Killarney is a true gem of Georgian Bay. Whether you’re hiking in Killarney Provincial Park or indulging in local delicacies, there’s something for everyone here.
Georgian Bay, located along the eastern edge of Ontario, is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and rugged shoreline. Stretching from the Muskoka region in the south to the shores of the northern communities, Georgian Bay is a beloved destination for cottagers and nature enthusiasts alike. This stunning area is home to the world-famous 30,000 Islands, a unique and picturesque region celebrated across Canada.
Our Cottage Seller’s Guide walks you through everything you need to know when you’re ready to sell your Georgian Bay Cottage. Watch the video, and then download the PDF version.
Our Cottage Buyers Guide walks you through everything you need to know if you’re in the market for a cottage on Georgian bay. Watch the video, and then download the PDF version.
We have bought and sold a few properties with Moffat Dunlap. Both John and Liz are extremely knowledgeable and diligent on all the intricacies related to country properties. We highly recommend them for their professionalism and expertise.
We are extremely happy with our decision to work with John Dunlap. John was a tremendous asset to our family as we purchased a farm and, sold our previous place as well. John is extremely knowledgeable about the areas in which he works and the people and players involved; he was excellent on strategy and navigating unique situations and properties; and above all else, John struck a great balance of being very patient with us, and yet being quick to move when we needed to. We would highly recommend John to anyone looking for a property in the country.
Moffat Dunlap Real Estate has been the listing agency of our familiy’s for over 50 years. They have handled both the purchase and sales of a number of properties on our behalf, They are very knowedgeable and professional and handle every transaction the exact same – whether it be a very large sale or a small house in town. They are highly respected within the equestrian community and we would very much recommend them for both purchasing and selling of any properties.
