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For Sale Six Mile Lake

For Sale Six Mile Lake

For Sale Six Mile Lake: 80+ Acres and 5,000+ Feet of Waterfront

A Rare Six Mile Lake Property With Massive Shoreline, Western Exposure, Road Access, and Exceptional Recreational Potential

Cottage Life Tips Series | Realtor Jeffrey Braun | Corcoran Horizon Realty

For buyers searching "For Sale Six Mile Lake", LT 14 Hungry Bay Road offers a rare scale of opportunity.

Located on the northeast side of Six Mile Lake, the property includes more than 80 acres and over 5,000 feet of waterfrontage, along with western exposure, mature forest, open woodland, and access from a township-maintained road.

This is not a typical cottage lot.

It is a substantial private holding with the potential for a future home, country retreat, or private estate overlooking the lake.

Why This Property Stands Out

The strongest features are the ones that are hardest to recreate later.

This property offers:

  • More than 80 acres
  • Over 5,000 feet of waterfront
  • Western exposure
  • Sunset views
  • Mature trees and open forest
  • Township-maintained road access
  • Trails throughout the property
  • Nearby snowmobile trails
  • Boating, swimming and fishing
  • ATVing and walking
  • Bird watching
  • Hunting opportunities, subject to applicable laws
  • Exceptional privacy
  • Future residential or estate potential, subject to approvals

For buyers who value acreage, shoreline and recreation, this is a remarkably broad canvas.

More Than 5,000 Feet of Waterfront

Waterfrontage at this scale creates a completely different experience.

Instead of a narrow shoreline frontage, the property offers multiple natural viewpoints and a much greater sense of privacy.

That can support different recreational uses and future design ideas, including:

  • Dock and swimming areas
  • Paddling
  • Fishing
  • Sunset viewing
  • Quiet shoreline zones
  • Future estate planning

The shoreline becomes a defining part of the property rather than simply one feature.

Western Exposure and Sunset Potential

Western exposure is one of the most desirable characteristics in cottage country.

At LT 14 Hungry Bay Road, it creates the potential for long afternoon light and memorable sunset views across Six Mile Lake.

That can influence where a future home, deck, or outdoor living area is eventually positioned.

For many cottage owners, late afternoon and evening are when the property feels most special.

80+ Acres of Privacy

Privacy is one of the true luxuries of waterfront real estate.

With more than 80 acres, buyers have the opportunity to enjoy extensive natural surroundings, internal trails and meaningful separation from neighbouring properties.

The property is described as nicely treed with areas of open forest, making it well suited to outdoor recreation throughout the year.

Potential activities include:

  • Snowmobiling
  • ATVing
  • Walking and hiking
  • Bird watching
  • Nature photography
  • Fishing
  • Boating
  • Swimming
  • Hunting where legally permitted

For outdoor-focused buyers, the land itself becomes part of the lifestyle.

A Four-Season Recreational Property

One of the strongest aspects of this property is that it offers more than summer use.

Nearby snowmobile trails and trails throughout the acreage make the property relevant in multiple seasons.

That broadens the appeal for buyers who want to use the property for recreation year-round rather than only during boating season.

Future Home or Private Estate Potential

The scale of the land opens up multiple possibilities, subject to zoning, environmental, and municipal approvals.

The property may appeal to buyers considering:

A Year-Round Home

For someone seeking privacy and direct access to Six Mile Lake.

A Country Retreat

A recreational getaway with extensive land and waterfront.

A Private Estate

A long-term property with room to create a highly personal waterfront environment.

A Family Holding

A large property that could support multi-generational use, subject to applicable rules and approvals.

Important Due Diligence

Large waterfront acreage requires careful review before any building plans are finalized.

Buyers should independently investigate:

  • Zoning and permitted uses
  • Building envelopes
  • Shoreline setbacks
  • Environmental constraints
  • Septic feasibility
  • Water supply
  • Hydro availability
  • Road and driveway requirements
  • Docking regulations
  • Survey and boundaries
  • Recreational-use rules
  • Required permits and approvals

The goal is to understand how the land can realistically be used before designing the future property.

Frequently Asked Questions

How large is the property?

More than 80 acres.

How much waterfront does it have?

The property is described as having over 5,000 feet of waterfrontage.

What exposure does it have?

The property offers western exposure.

Is there road access?

Yes. The listing describes access via a township-maintained road.

Are there trails?

Yes. Trails run throughout the property, with snowmobile trails nearby.

Can a home or cottage be built?

The property is marketed for future residential or estate potential, but buyers should independently verify zoning, development feasibility, and all required approvals.

The Real Opportunity: Scale, Privacy and Waterfront

There are features you can renovate.

You can replace a kitchen.
You can rebuild a deck.
You can redesign a home.

But you cannot easily recreate 80+ acres, 5,000+ feet of waterfront, western exposure, and this level of privacy.

For buyers searching "For Sale Six Mile Lake", that is what makes LT 14 Hungry Bay Road stand out.

Buy the land. Protect the privacy. 

Build the lifestyle around it.


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Disclaimer

This article is provided for general informational and marketing purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, mortgage, tax, investment, engineering, environmental, planning, zoning, building, inspection, hunting, navigation, water-quality, or other professional advice. Property information is based on information supplied for this article and is believed to be accurate at the time of publication but is not guaranteed and may change without notice. Buyers should independently verify all material facts, including acreage, waterfront frontage, boundaries, access, zoning, permitted uses, development potential, environmental constraints, septic and water feasibility, hydro availability, shoreline characteristics, recreational use, hunting rules, taxes, insurance, surveys and required permits or approvals.