86 COLLIERS ROAD — Prince Edward County (South Marysburg Ward), Ontario

Welcome to one of South Bay's most private and rare offerings, a beautifully redecorated waterfront cottage with 610 feet of deeded shoreline, 3.5 acres of wooded land, and a licensed Short-Term Accommodation permit that is nearly impossible to obtain in Prince Edward County today. The cottage itself is warm, stylish, and move-in ready. Recently refreshed with a casual yet sophisticated touch, the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space is made for easy entertaining and long summer weekends. Two generous bedrooms with large closets, a well-appointed 3-piece bathroom, and a full-length covered deck round out a property that simply feels like a retreat the moment you arrive. The southern exposure fills the cottage with light, and the wall of windows and sliding doors frames sweeping views of South Bay and the surrounding woodland. Step outside and you're on your own private stretch of shoreline, 610 feet of it, where the water is clean, clear, and deep. South Bay is a boater's and angler's favourite, and the lifestyle here is exactly what Prince Edward County has become known for. Set on a migratory flyway, the bay also comes alive each spring and fall with diving ducks and waterfowl just steps from your door. A detached garage and workspace add practicality to the property, as well as a bunkie, and the licensed STA designation opens the door to real income potential. For the buyer looking for a personal escape that can also pay for itself, this is it. Situated at historic Port Milford, you're twenty minutes from Picton, a short drive from Little Bluff Conservation, Sandbanks Provincial Park, and the County's celebrated wineries, all within easy reach of everything that makes this corner of Ontario so special. This quieter side of the County is a cycling favourite, with winding roads and rolling views. Properties like this don't come along often. The acreage, the frontage, the licence, and the bones to enjoy it all from day one. (id:63357)