There’s a rhythm to life here.

Mornings begin on the front porch—coffee in hand, the street slowly waking. The lake is close enough to shape your day, but far enough that home still feels like a retreat.

Inside, light leads. It moves easily from room to room, catching on hardwood floors and settling into spaces designed for both gathering and quiet. The living room centres around a wood-burning fireplace—an anchor for winter nights and long conversations. Nearby, the dining room carries a sense of occasion, with coffered ceilings and just the right amount of detail.

The kitchen opens effortlessly into a sun-filled family room—a space that adapts to real life. Doors lead out to the deck, where summer lingers a little longer.

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms create space to grow, host, or simply spread out. The primary suite feels considered and calm, with a generous walk-in closet and a renovated ensuite anchored by a deep soaker tub.

Downstairs, a separate entrance opens up flexibility—guest space, workspace, or something more long-term.

And then, the neighbourhood. The Beach in its truest form. Walk to Queen Street for coffee, wander south to the boardwalk, watch the seasons shift along the water. Williamson Road, Glen Ames, Malvern—some of the city’s most sought-after schools, all close at hand.

This isn’t just a home near the lake.
It’s a life that moves a little slower, and feels a little fuller.