PART 10 FOX Trail in Bruce: Northern Bruce Peninsula House for sale : MLS®# X12065378
Searching for cottages for sale in Ontario under $500 000? From Muskoka to Kawartha and beyond, Ontario has a variety of affordable getaway properties perfect for seasonal use, remote work, or rental income.
Sunsets... There's something truly special about a sunset - serene, breathtaking, and soothing. Picture yourself living on the lake, with 100 feet of pristine, rocky Lake Huron shoreline, boasting stunning western views. Enjoy the gentle, gradual entry to the lake ideal for swimming, canoeing, and kayaking in the warm waters of Lake Huron. The property is naturally treed, with a partially cleared area that offers both beauty and privacy. With low-maintenance ground cover and a pre-existing trail leading down to the water, it's ready to enjoy. To complete the package, a site map has been prepared by a consultant outlining a building envelope for the property. Contact a REALTOR for additional information! Situated in a desirable, peaceful neighborhood, the property is tucked away from busy roads while still being easily accessible. Hydro and telephone services are available at the road, so all thats left is to bring your vision to life. If you're seeking a prime mid-Peninsula location with easy access to both recreation and amenities, this is it! A short drive away, you'll find public water access points with both sandy and rocky swimming areas, as well as a communal boat launch. Explore the nearby Lindsay Tract Trail system, with over 8,000 acres of beautiful land perfect for hiking and biking. Plus, you're close to the charming communities of Miller Lake, Lion's Head, and Tobermory, where you can enjoy local dining and cafes. Investment or to build your dream home/cottage, don't pass by this property!
Property Type:
Residential Freehold
Property Sub Type:
Vacant Land
Total Approx Floor Area:
< 700
Lot Size:
.50-1.99
Depth:
225'8"68.8 m
Frontage:
106'8"32.5 m
Lot Shape:
Irregular
Lot Details:
225.7 x 106.64
Topography:
Wooded/Treed, Rolling, Level
Direction Faces:
West
Bedrooms:
0
Bathrooms:
0.0
Water supply:
None
Kitchens:
0
Zoning:
R2 + EH
Fireplaces:
0
Cooling:
No
New Construction:
No
Roof:
Unknown
Fireplace/Stove:
No
Alternative Power:
None
Garage Spaces:
0.0
Parking Features:
Private
Parking Spaces:
1
Total Parking Spaces:
1.0
Rural services:
Cell Services, Electricity On Road, Garbage Pickup, Internet High Speed, Recycling Pickup, Telephone Available
Data was last updated June 13, 2025 at 07:15 PM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
87
Avg list price:
$199,000
Min list price:
$108,900
Max list price:
$1,850,000
Avg days on market:
63
Min days on market:
7
Max days on market:
750
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
Northern Bruce Peninsula. Average values are
derived using median calculations.
• 2-3 bedrooms with cozy interiors and rustic charm • Waterfront access or proximity to lakes, trails, and parks • Seasonal or winterized structures with wood-burning stoves • Decks, firepits, and private outdoor space for relaxation
Why Cottages Under $500K Are in High Demand Across Ontario
• Ideal for families and retirees looking for a peaceful escape • Lower property taxes and maintenance costs • Potential for Airbnb or seasonal rental income • Opportunities to renovate or build equity over time
Where to Find Cottages for Sale in Ontario Under $500 000
Look for listings in areas like Kawartha Lakes, Bancroft, Haliburton Highlands, Parry Sound, and Northern Ontario regions, where land and lakefront options still exist within this budget.
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FAQs – Cottages for Sale Ontario Under $500 000
1. Are cottages under $500K move-in ready or fixer-uppers? Many are seasonal and may require cosmetic updates, but move-in-ready options exist, especially outside major tourist zones.
2. Can I finance a cottage in this price range? Yes. Financing is available, though terms may differ for seasonal vs. year-round cottages. Talk to your lender for details.
3. Are there waterfront cottages for under $500,000? Yes, especially in less commercialized or northern regions, though they may be smaller or more rustic.
4. Can I rent out my cottage when I’m not using it? Many buyers turn their cottages into part-time income properties, especially during summer and long weekends.