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Cottages For Sale in Land O' Lakes & Frontenac

The Land O' Lakes covers the lake country of Frontenac and Lennox and Addington counties, north of Kingston and Napanee. It runs from Sydenham and Bobs Lake up to Mazinaw Lake and Bon Echo Provincial Park.

Land O' Lakes & Frontenac marketMedian $540K129 for sale+4 new this week~57 days on marketMarket stats
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133 cottages for sale in Land O' Lakes & Frontenac
1082 Spring Mill Lane, Perth Road, Frontenac50 photos$850,000Waterfront cottage2+1 bed · 2 bath · 700-1100 sq ft1082 Spring Mill Lane, Perth Road47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacGarage · 8 parking · Lot 1600 x 180 ftCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE PROALLIANCE REALTY, BROKERAGE5505 RIDEAU Road, Frontenac49 photos$524,900Waterfront cottage2 bed · 1 bath · < 700 sq ft5505 RIDEAU Road47 - Frontenac South, Frontenac5 parking · Lot 120 x 137 ftCourtesy of: EXP REALTY, BROKERAGE16 Grey Owl Road, Frontenac18 photos$199,900Land0 bath16 Grey Owl Road47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 353.2 x 736.3 ftCourtesy of: COLDWELL BANKER FIRST OTTAWA REALTYLOT 16 Snider Road, Frontenac20 photos$149,900Land0 bath · < 700 sq ftLOT 16 Snider Road47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 250.1 x 577.3 ftCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE PROALLIANCE REALTY, BROKERAGE0 Applewood Lane, Frontenac8 photos$234,900Land0 bath0 Applewood Lane47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 1622 x 53 ftCourtesy of: HomeLife Power Realty Inc0 Christel Lane, Frontenac9 photos$574,900Land0 bath0 Christel Lane47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacCourtesy of: HomeLife Power Realty Inc333 Steve Babcock Lane, Frontenac50 photos$289,900Land0 bath333 Steve Babcock Lane47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 30.3 x 106.4 ftCourtesy of: ROYAL LEPAGE PROALLIANCE REALTY, BROKERAGEPT LT 13 McFadden Road, Frontenac5 photos$180,000Land0 bathPT LT 13 McFadden Road47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 1419.6 x 2757.6 ftCourtesy of: RE/MAX FINEST REALTY INC., BROKERAGE4907 Alex McLean Lane N, Frontenac45 photos$969,900Waterfront cottage3 bed · 2 bath · 2000-2500 sq ft4907 Alex McLean Lane N47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacGarage · 6 parking · Lot 100 x 150 ftCourtesy of: SUTTON GROUP-MASTERS REALTY INC., BROKERAGELot 14 Ormsbee Road, Frontenac36 photos$429,900Land0 bathLot 14 Ormsbee Road47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 96.9 x 3864 ftCourtesy of: CENTURY 21 HERITAGE GROUP LTD., BROKERAGELot 2 Sweetfern Lane, Frontenac6 photos$219,900Land0 bathLot 2 Sweetfern Lane47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 333 x 373 ftCourtesy of: RE/MAX FINEST REALTY INC., BROKERAGELot 1 Sweetfern Lane, Frontenac6 photos$219,900Land0 bathLot 1 Sweetfern Lane47 - Frontenac South, FrontenacLot 425 x 373 ftCourtesy of: RE/MAX FINEST REALTY INC., BROKERAGE

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Market snapshot

Land O' Lakes & Frontenac cottage market today

Based on 129 homes for sale right now (asking prices). Updated through the day.

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Median asking price$540KRange $120K – $2M
Homes for sale129+4 new this week
Typical days on market57Room to negotiate
Median price / sq ft$577From listed size ranges

Homes by price

Under $700K83
$700K–$1M28
$1M–$1.5M11
$1.5M–$2M7
$2M–$3M0
$3M+0

By style

StyleFor saleMedian price
Waterfront cottage101$650K
Cottage82$760K
Land47$250K
Chalet6$727K
Log home2$1.25M

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About Land O' Lakes & Frontenac

Buying a cottage in Land O' Lakes & Frontenac

Frontenac and Lennox and Addington are two long counties that start on Lake Ontario and run north onto the Canadian Shield. Kingston, Napanee and the Loyalist Parkway towns are on the lake. North of Highway 401 the land rises into rock, forest and water. Highway 7 crosses the middle at Kaladar and Sharbot Lake. Highway 41 runs up the west side to Cloyne and Denbigh, and Road 38 links Kingston to Sharbot Lake.

This is classic eastern Ontario cottage country, with far more lakes than towns. South Frontenac has big, busy lakes such as Loughborough, Buck and Bobs, all within an easy drive of Kingston. Central Frontenac centres on Sharbot Lake. North Frontenac and Addington Highlands are wilder, with Mazinaw, Kashwakamak, Big Gull and Skootamatta lakes and large blocks of Crown land. Cottages range from rustic cabins to full-time lake homes.

Many lake properties are on private lanes that owners maintain together, and winter plowing is not a given. Almost every cottage has its own septic system and a well or lake intake. Shorelines are often steep granite, so look at the path to the water. North Frontenac is a Dark Sky Preserve, which says a lot about how quiet it is. Services thin out as you go north, so note the drive to groceries, fuel and a hospital.

Getting there: About 2.5 to 3.5 hours from Toronto.

  • Bon Echo and Mazinaw Rock
  • Sharbot Lake
  • Frontenac Provincial Park
  • Dark skies
  • Crown land
  • Wolfe Island

Land O' Lakes & Frontenac questions

How far is the Land O' Lakes from Toronto?

Plan on about 2.5 to 3.5 hours from downtown Toronto in normal traffic. The southern lakes near Sydenham and Verona are reached by Highway 401 to Kingston and then north. For Sharbot Lake, Arden and Cloyne, many drivers use Highway 7 through Peterborough and Kaladar instead.

What is Mazinaw Lake known for?

Mazinaw Lake is one of the deepest lakes in Ontario, with a maximum depth of about 145 metres. Mazinaw Rock rises about 100 metres straight out of the water in Bon Echo Provincial Park and carries more than 260 Indigenous pictographs. The lake is on Highway 41 north of Cloyne.

Which lakes are closest to Kingston?

Loughborough Lake is the closest large lake, about 20 kilometres north of the city centre, and its south tip is inside the Kingston boundary. Sydenham Lake, Buck Lake, Devil Lake and Desert Lake in South Frontenac are all short drives. Wolfe Island and Howe Island are a ferry ride away.

Is there Crown land in the Land O' Lakes?

Yes, a lot of it. A significant part of North Frontenac is Crown land, and Addington Highlands has large public tracts as well as most of Bon Echo Provincial Park. For cottage owners this means some lakes have long stretches of shore that will not be built on, plus nearby trails for hiking, hunting and snowmobiling.

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