37 Butternut Lane, Prince Edward County, ON K0K 1P0

About This Property

Welcome to 37 Butternut Lane, a charming 2-bedroom bungalow located in the highly sought-after East Lake Shores community nestled in the heart of Prince Edward County. This beautifully maintained vacant land condo offers the perfect blend of relaxation and convenience, making it an ideal retreat for seasonal living in one of Ontario's most picturesque locations. Just steps from the sparkling waters of East Lake, this home comes with deeded waterfront access, allowing you to enjoy the perks of lakeside living without the maintenance of a direct waterfront property. Spend your days kayaking, fishing, or simply taking in the scenic views. Private roads within the community ensure a peaceful and quiet atmosphere, perfect for relaxation. Inside the home, the open-concept layout is designed for both comfort and functionality. The bright and airy living area flows seamlessly into a well-appointed kitchen, featuring ample counter space and storage. Whether you're preparing meals for family, entertaining guests, or enjoying a quiet evening, this space is warm and inviting. The home boasts two spacious bedrooms, offering a restful escape, while the 4-piece bathroom adds to the homes convenience. With in-suite laundry and included parking, this property is as practical as it is charming. The enclosed balcony provides a cozy space to sip your morning coffee or unwind in the evenings surrounded by nature. As part of the East Lake Shores community, residents enjoy access to parks, walking trails, and the nearby Sandbanks Provincial Park. The monthly condo fee covers essential services such as water, cable TV, parking, and common elements, making for a low-maintenance, hassle-free lifestyle. Whether you're looking for a seasonal home or a space for your weekend getaways, 37 Butternut Lane offers the perfect opportunity to experience the best of Prince Edward County. Don't miss your chance to own this slice of paradise!

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