The Hermitage Boathouse in Muskoka
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vacation rental description
- bedrooms 2
- pool no
- type Cottage
- baths 1
- hot tub no
- community Muskoka Lakes
- sleeps 6
- pets allowed no
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rates (CAD)
$900
-
$2,500
/ week
Luxury Boathouse on Skeleton Lake in Muskoka
Location: Bracebridge, Skeleton Lake, Ontario, Canada (2 hrs north
of
Toronto, 25 min from both Bracebridge and Huntsville)
Accommodations: Boathouse - 2 Bedrooms and Loft (Sleeps 4-6)
Boathouse
The beautiful, custom-built boathouse was completed in 2006. Above
the two-slip boathouse is 650 sq. ft. of beautiful living space. The
living quarters include an open concept living and kitchen/dining
area that has breathtaking views of the lake from three sides. You
can sit around the wood-burning stove on chillier evenings and enjoy
the views of the lake. Three sets of French doors lead out onto the
large sundeck that wraps around the boathouse. Floors, ceilings, and
walls are entirely in pine, providing a bright, warm, rustic
atmosphere. At the back are two bedrooms with queen-size beds and
French doors that open onto the deck. The bright pine bathroom has a
large shower. Above the bedrooms is a large loft with sleeping area
that overlooks the living room and the lake. Older children will
love
the loft!
Have breakfast or a BBQ dinner on the deck. Enjoy the call of the
loons on the lake. Relax in the hammock. Fish off the deck. Jump off
the deck into the lake. The lapping waves will lull you to sleep.
You’ll never be closer to the water!
The boathouse is available for rent separately in May, June, July,
August, September, and October. When the boathouse is rented
separately, the cottage will not be rented. The boathouse is closed
in the winter.
cottage rental amenities
Amenities in Boathouse: Wood-burning Stove, Phone, Satellite TV,
Microwave, Bar Refrigerator, Toaster Oven, Hot Plate, Cooking
utensils provided, Gas BBQ, Hammock, Canoe, Paddle Boat, Boat dock,
Pillows and Blankets are provided. Boathouse sleeps a maximum of 6
persons. Please bring own linens and towels. No Pets allowed, No
Smoking please
activities and attractions in Muskoka Ontario
Activities (on site or nearby): SUMMER TIME: Hiking, Biking, Golf,
Boating, Swimming, Waterskiing, Wake-boarding, Tubing, Jet Skiing,
Fishing, Boat Rental available in area, Two Marinas on the lake,
Steamship Cruises on Lake Muskoka, Fitness Centre, Hunting, Wildlife
Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Cinemas, Museums, Santa’s Village,
Sightseeing. WINTER TIME: Cross-country Skiing, Snowmobiling (close
to trails), Snowshoeing, Sledding, Skating
Muskoka
The beautiful Muskoka region, which is located about 2 hrs. north of
Toronto, is bounded by Georgian Bay on one side and Algonquin Park
on
the other. Muskoka is among the world’s celebrated lakelands. The
area was discovered by Samuel de Champlain in 1615. The name Muskoka
is an English corruption of the Ojibwa name of the chief Mesqua
Ukie.
The region features many scenic lakes surrounded by wooded hills and
granite rock and offers a wide range of activities year round to
suit
all tastes and age groups. The unique character and natural beauty
of
Muskoka draw people from around the world.
Skeleton Lake
Skeleton Lake was formed by the impact of a meteor, explaining its
somewhat circular shape and great depth. That is also the reason for
the limestone bottom, which gives the lake its famous clarity.
Skeleton Lake is thought to have received its name from two human
skeletons found on the rocks by surveyors working on the north shore
of the lake. Intrigued by this mystery, settlers asked a native
chief
about the skeletons and learned that he and his people had camped on
that site one winter. They usually found plenty of deer in the area,
but that winter the camp faced starvation and were forced to move
when some members of the tribe were already weak. A 14-year-old boy,
unable to move, was left behind, but his mother, a young widow,
refused to leave her son to die alone. The image of the mother and
son dying together in the cold and silence of the winter moved those
who heard the tragic story. The Lake was named in their memory, thus
commemorating forever a mother’s devotion to her son.
vacation rental rates
Low Season
Boathouse $2000/week
Boathouse $ 900 /2 nights $1200/3 nights
High Season (June 30 to September 8)
Boathouse $2500/week
Monthly rates are also available.
A 25% deposit is due upon confirmation of rental.
Balance of payment is due 45 days prior to occupancy.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.