Pike Bay · Lake Huron · Ontario
Nobody is evergoing to build behind you.
Five acres of municipal land stand between your back door and the Pike Bay shoreline — permanently. The five-bedroom house, the acre and a half, the garage and the chickens are simply what comes with it.
Open house
Saturday, August 29 · 2:30 – 3:30 pm
MLS® X13527266 · LPT Realty
You have been scrolling waterfront listings for two years, doing the same math every time: the price of the view, minus the house you'd actually have to live in. This is the listing where that math finally breaks in your favour.
The Land
1.5 acres, and five more you never have to mow
The property backs directly onto five acres of municipal land that runs down to the shoreline of Pike Bay on Lake Huron. Wooded, treed, private — the kind of buffer that money usually can't buy, because it isn't for sale.
The House
Five bedrooms means nobody sleeps on the couch
A 5.49 × 5.49 m primary upstairs, four more bedrooms spread across two levels, a 6.78 m living room built around the fireplace, and a sunroom for the hour before dinner. Two thousand-plus square feet that were designed for a full house, not a weekend.
The Life
Well water, septic, poultry permitted
Garden shed, gazebo, detached garage, parking for eight. Zoning allows hobby farming and poultry. Lake access, a marina, a school-bus route, and Lion's Head sixteen minutes away for groceries and a proper day out.
The particulars
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Interior
- 2,000 – 2,500 sq ft
- Lot
- 1.5+ acres · 300 × 200 ft
- Style
- 1½ storey detached
- Heating
- Electric baseboard
- Fireplace
- Yes
- Basement
- Full, partially finished
- Water
- Drilled well
- Sewer
- Septic
- Garage
- Detached · 2 covered
- Parking
- 8 total
- Exterior
- Vinyl siding
- Outbuildings
- Garden shed · gazebo
- Agriculture
- Hobby · poultry permitted
- Taxes
- $2,916 (2025)
The story
What a Tuesday looks like here.
It starts earlier than you're used to, and you don't mind. The kettle goes on. Someone lets the birds out. The dog disappears into the treeline for four minutes and comes back wet to the shoulders, because the water is right there — through five acres that belong to the municipality and will never belong to a developer.
By nine you are working from the sunroom, which is the room that sold you, and the only sound is wind moving through cedar. There is no neighbour's second storey looking into your kitchen. There is no offer war for a slice of shoreline you could stand on but never afford. There is a laneway that holds eight vehicles, which turns out to matter more than you thought the first weekend everyone you love shows up at once.
The house is honest about itself. Five bedrooms — enough for the kids, the parents, the friend who says two nights and stays six. A woodstove that earns its keep in February. A basement half-finished, which is another way of saying the next chapter is yours to write. A detached garage for the projects that never fit in a suburban driveway. Room, zoned and permitted, for hens.
At six the light comes in low and copper off the bay, and you eat outside because it's easier than not. Lion's Head is sixteen minutes away when you need a town. The rest of the world is exactly as far away as you decide it is.
Six hundred and fifty thousand dollars. On the Bruce Peninsula, that number usually buys a cottage you close up in October. Here it buys a life you keep all twelve months.
Forty-five ways to look at it
Come stand in the yard.
Photographs can't do the quiet. Book a private showing, or come by the open house on Saturday, August 29, 2:30 – 3:30 pm.
Adam Lesperance
LPT Realty
MLS® X13527266