113 Poplar CRESCENT — Hudson Bay Rm No. 394, Saskatchewan

An exciting 4-season retreat at beautiful McBride Lake, nestled in the scenic Porcupine Hills Provincial Park. Built in 2013, this thoughtfully designed 864 sq. ft.home offers comfort, quality craftsmanship & year-round enjoyment.Home features 2 bdrms & full 4piece bath, with inviting living room with fireplace.The kitchen/dining area offer ample cabinetry, with both upper/lower storage making it as functional as it is welcoming.Built with efficiency & durability in mind, the home includes R40 insulation in the ceiling;R20 insulation in the walls and floor, including the pony wall, all set on a solid cement pad.The property is serviced with 2 water sources—12' well on the south & 24-inch steel cribbing well in garage.2,000-gal septic tank installed in 2021. Includes a 21-gallon water heater & pressure tank with filtration system located beneath the home.1,000-gallon propane tank is owned, adding further value.A unique feature is the impressive 24' x 28' garage.In addition to ample storage, it includes a dedicated laundry area, its own water heater, & 2piece bath. Above the garage, accessible via an exterior staircase, is a fully developed loft space complete with 2 bedrooms, 3-piece bath, kitchen, livingroom & foyer. This versatile space is ideal for hosting guests or generating potential rental income.This property offers a bird’s-eye view of McBride Lake.Includes 3 outbuildings:shed for recreational vehicles, a woodshed, & additional storage shed.McBride Lake is known for offering a mix of full-time residents, seasonal properties & weekend camping. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate boating,fishing,canoeing, and kayaking in the summer to ice fishing and snowmobiling in the winter. Route 66 snowmobile trails are a must-experience, offering endless adventure right from your doorstep.Whether you're seeking a year-round residence, a recreational getaway, or income-generating opportunity, this unique property has it all. Make McBride Lake part of your next chapter. (id:63357)