Bass Island is one of the largest privately owned islands in the Muskoka Lakes, offering a substantial setting for a multi‑generational retreat. Divided into three lots, with room for two additional lots, the island provides flexibility for future planning and a layout suited to both private use and extended family living. Its combination of contemporary architecture, recreational amenities, and varied natural features positions it as a distinctive offering within the region.
The Property
The contemporary cottage includes six bedrooms, four of which feature private ensuites. Floor‑to‑ceiling windows bring natural light into the professionally designed interior and frame views of the surrounding waterfront. The kitchen is equipped with top‑tier appliances, marble finishes, and generous workspace. A sunken living room with a custom Stuv fireplace offers an additional gathering area.
A private spa area includes a jetted pool designed for swimming against the current, a hot tub, a cold plunge pool, a sauna, a steam room, and a massage shower. The island also features a boathouse with living quarters and a helipad for helicopter access.
The Land and Water
Bass Island’s landscape includes three established lots with the potential for two additional lots. Walking trails extend across the island, leading to bluffs with panoramic views from sunrise to sunset. The shoreline includes areas suitable for swimming and exploration, with natural vantage points across the Muskoka Lakes.
Recreational amenities include a tennis court accompanied by a viewing gazebo, as well as additional outdoor spaces integrated into the island’s terrain.
Access and Utilities
Access is available by helicopter via the island’s helipad or by boat to the boathouse. The island is located within convenient boating distance of East Bay Landing and Mortimer’s Point Marina.
The Lifestyle
Bass Island supports a private, retreat‑style lifestyle with a blend of contemporary design, spa amenities, and extensive outdoor recreation. With its six‑bedroom cottage, boathouse with living quarters, tennis facilities, walking trails, and expansive views, the island offers a setting suited to family gatherings, long‑term enjoyment, or corporate retreat use. Its scale and layout provide opportunities for both immediate enjoyment and future development within the Muskoka Lakes.
