Located in Huntsville Muskoka, this idyllic piece of Muskoka is welcoming, well designed, and high on style.
Just 20 minutes to downtown Huntsville and 2.5 hours from Toronto, The Good Fox Lakehouse and Cabin loves welcoming guests all year round.
Situated on 1.26 acres of lush private grounds, and offering 200 feet of southwest facing shoreline, you will have lots of space and sun to enjoy the waterfront, the large multi-tiered dock, and lakeside patio.
With a dining room table that comfortably seats eight, plus three more at the breakfast bar, you will love enjoying meals together here with a view of the lake. Off the dining room, there is walkout access to the deck with an outdoor dining table for eight and a BBQ with direct gas line.
The bright white kitchen comes well stocked with all the equipment you will need to flex those culinary muscles and serve up some delicious meals - stainless steel appliances, MoccaMaster coffee maker, CrockPot, VitaMix blender, waffle maker, and more!
Enjoy an evening under the twinkle lights, around the campfire (s’mores are a must!) or enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot tub with views of the lake.
Accommodations
Offering accommodations for 10 adults, 2 kids, plus a crib
The Lakehouse offers four adult beds to comfortably sleep eight people, a crib, plus two twin day beds in the loft.
The Cabin offers a King size bed and makes the perfect spot for a couple looking for an extra peaceful retreat.
Main floor bedroom with Queen size bed, ensuite full bathroom, and walk out to southwest facing balcony with lake views.
Main floor bedroom with Queen size bed, and views of the trees and Trilliums lining the property.
Loft with two twin day beds, record player, and security gate for keeping little ones safe while sleeping.
Walk out level bedroom with King size bed and crib.
Walk out level bedroom with Queen size bed, dedicated desk, and walk out to patio facing the lake.
The Cabin offers an open concept bedroom with King size bed, sofa, mini fridge and coffee station, and ensuite bathroom.
