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Listed by TANYA VANDEN BERG SUTTON-BENCHMARK REALTY INC., BROKERAGE
$ 1,199,000
Est. payment /mo
Active
340 East RD Monetville, ON P0M2K0
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Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Single Family
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Noelville/Monetville/ Cosby/Martland Fr12
MLS Listing ID 2130088
Style Cottage/Camp,Log House/Cabin
Available Date 2026-09-01
Property Sub-Type Single Family
Property Description
Set on 34.85 wooded acres with 1,900 feet of water frontage on Mercer Lake, this hand-built retreat offers year-round living, extensive trail access, and rare privacy for a family legacy or recreational property. Conveniently located about 1 hour from both Sudbury and North Bay, under 4 hours from Toronto, and 2 hours 41 minutes from Barrie, the property is easily reached for weekend trips or extended stays.
The main log cabin spans 1,085 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, built with 8"x12" logs, a maple butcher block kitchen counter, thick pine floors, double-glazed windows, and a Timberwolf woodstove. A large screened-in cedar porch with south-west exposure extends the living space through the warmer months. A separate artist studio building adds another 1,100 sq ft of insulated, year-round living and workspace, framed in 2x6 construction with rockwool insulation, insulated floors, metal siding, and its own propane heat source, plus a dedicated generator connection. The original cabin, built in the 1990s with a new metal roof (2017), offers an additional 888 sq ft with potential to update for further living space. The property is fully winterized with year-round access via a deeded right of way, propane heating throughout, solar power, and a backup generator. A drilled well and septic system (recently serviced) support the main cabin. Outdoors, a traditional cedar and stone dock provides direct lake access, alongside a wood-fired sauna and a looped trail system of roughly 2,500 steps for hiking and snowshoeing. Cross-country ski access extends across Mercer Lake and neighbouring Marshall Lake, with wildlife regularly seen throughout the property, including moose, deer, fox, bald eagle, and blue heron. Whether pursued as a creative retreat, a multi-generational family gathering place, or a true four-season escape, this Mercer Lake property offers rare scale, self-sufficiency, and a legacy of hand-built craftsmanship not found elsewhere on the lake.
The main log cabin spans 1,085 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, built with 8"x12" logs, a maple butcher block kitchen counter, thick pine floors, double-glazed windows, and a Timberwolf woodstove. A large screened-in cedar porch with south-west exposure extends the living space through the warmer months. A separate artist studio building adds another 1,100 sq ft of insulated, year-round living and workspace, framed in 2x6 construction with rockwool insulation, insulated floors, metal siding, and its own propane heat source, plus a dedicated generator connection. The original cabin, built in the 1990s with a new metal roof (2017), offers an additional 888 sq ft with potential to update for further living space. The property is fully winterized with year-round access via a deeded right of way, propane heating throughout, solar power, and a backup generator. A drilled well and septic system (recently serviced) support the main cabin. Outdoors, a traditional cedar and stone dock provides direct lake access, alongside a wood-fired sauna and a looped trail system of roughly 2,500 steps for hiking and snowshoeing. Cross-country ski access extends across Mercer Lake and neighbouring Marshall Lake, with wildlife regularly seen throughout the property, including moose, deer, fox, bald eagle, and blue heron. Whether pursued as a creative retreat, a multi-generational family gathering place, or a true four-season escape, this Mercer Lake property offers rare scale, self-sufficiency, and a legacy of hand-built craftsmanship not found elsewhere on the lake.
Location
Province ON
Rooms
Basement Crawl
Interior
Heating Forced Air, Radiant
Flooring Hardwood
Inclusions Fridge, Stove, Most Furnishings, Solar Panels and System, Generator, 1 Propane Tank
Exterior
Exterior Feature Log
Parking Features Other
Building
Foundation Block, Concrete
Others
Senior Community 6 to 15 Ye