412 Ash Street, Huron-Kinloss, ON N2Z 2X3

About This Property

Nestled on a quiet dead-end street in the lakeside community of Point Clark, this lovingly maintained home is being offered for only the second time since it was built. Set on a beautifully landscaped pie-shaped lot surrounded by mature trees and gardens, this property offers exceptional privacy just a short 7-minute walk to the sandy beaches of Lake Huron and only minutes from Blue Park. Designed to take advantage of its natural surroundings, the main living area is located on the upper level, where a bright, open living room with a wood-burning fireplace creates a warm and inviting gathering space. The kitchen and dining area feature patio doors leading to an expansive Trex deck with aluminum railings-perfect for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying peaceful evenings overlooking the backyard. The upper level also offers two comfortable bedrooms and a full bath, while the main level provides excellent flexibility with a third bedroom, a cozy family room with propane fireplace, a 2-piece bath, laundry area with shower, and a private sauna-ideal after a day at the beach. Outside, the beautifully landscaped yard is a true backyard retreat complete with a fire pit, birdhouses, arbors, and plenty of space to relax or entertain. A detached garage with hydro and additional driveway parking provide ample room for vehicles, hobbies, or workshop space. Built with durable concrete block construction by the original owner, this solid home also features a long-lasting steel tile roof, 200-amp electrical service, municipal water, and high-speed internet, making it an excellent year-round residence or four-season getaway. Whether you're searching for a permanent home, weekend escape, or investment near the lake, this rare Point Clark property offers the perfect combination of privacy, character, and an unbeatable location close to beaches, trails, parks, and all the charm of Ontario's beautiful Lake Huron shoreline.

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