2330 FRASERBURG ROAD
Bracebridge (Oakley), Ontario P1L1X3

Welcome to 2330 Fraserburg Road, a rare and storied Muskoka landholding now offered for the first time in decades. This exceptional 595 acre property carries a rich local history, beginning with the original settlers family who built and lived in the cabin on the property. One of the key features of this unique offering is access. Composed of four parcels, each with exceptional accessibility. Starting with the first block of 294 acres, this parcel features 1,600 feet of frontage on a year-round municipally maintained road. Furthermore, Harrison Road, a municipally maintained summer road and snowmobile trail in winter, runs the full 5,900' depth of the east property line. This road also borders the second parcel of 108 acres, which has a gated seasonal road to the northeast providing access for a neighbouring property. Harrison Road can currently be accessed with as little as a car in the summer months. Where the municipal maintenance of Harrison Road ends, the snowmobile trail continues, connecting to the remaining two parcels. One 93 acres and the other 100 acres. The snowmobile or ATV trail follows the property line of the 93-acre parcel, and an existing ATV trail runs through its center. The 100-acre parcel shares a property line with the 93-acre parcel. Each parcel offers additional walking trails and ATV trails, some better maintained than others. Whether youre looking to build your dream home and explore Muskoka from your doorstep or use the property as a jumping-off point for camping, hunting, ATVing, snowmobiling, hiking, or simply escaping into the wilderness, the extensive trail network begins right here. Renowned as a hotspot for cottaging and recreational hunting, the surrounding area is home to many long-established private hunt camps, some operating for generations. Common wildlife sightings include partridge, moose, white-tailed deer, black bears, turkeys, coyotes, beavers, ducks, and many more. Cabin has hydro and water connected. (40746883)

Fraserburg & Sherwood forest