Queen Bee Island is a 26‑acre private island on Lake of the Woods with approximately 5,280 feet (1 mile) of rocky shoreline. Located minutes from Bare Point Marina in summer and accessible by ice road in winter, the island offers a private setting within a sheltered bay that includes a natural sand beach. With a main cottage, two guest cabins, and multiple shoreline amenities, the property provides a well‑established foundation for multi‑generational use.
The Property
The main turnkey cottage is approximately 12 years old and measures about 2,000 square feet. Interior finishes are primarily pine. The layout includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The master bedroom is described as spacious, and the two additional bedrooms each include a three‑piece attached bath. The central kitchen offers ample cupboard space and a pantry, while the living room features a propane stove. A 24′ × 24′ octagonal screened sunroom provides additional gathering space.
Two newer guest cabins offer self‑sufficient accommodations:
A 728‑square‑foot cabin with six bedrooms and one three‑piece bath.
A 432‑square‑foot cabin with two bedrooms and one three‑piece bath.
Both cabins include decks and long lake views. Additional structures include a 24′ × 24′ garage for storage, a waterside sauna, and a floating dock at the sandy beach.
The Land and Water
The island spans 26 acres with one mile of rocky shoreline and a sheltered bay featuring a natural sand beach. The surrounding lake environment supports boating, swimming, and general recreation.
Access and Utilities
Summer access is available within minutes from Bare Point Marina. Winter access is possible via an ice road.
The Lifestyle
Queen Bee Island offers a private retreat setting with multiple dwellings suited to family use or hosting guests. Its location in unorganized territory provides flexibility for future planning and long‑term generational use. With its cottages, guest cabins, shoreline amenities, and sheltered bay, the island supports a quiet, recreation‑focused lifestyle on Lake of the Woods.
