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Expect the extraordinary in this stunning
luxury cottage sitting 35 feet from the water's edge plus a two
storey boathouse with living accommodations and a separate
office studio. Superb finish and craftsmanship throughout, adorn
the completely private 500 ft shoreline and 8+ acres of forest.
Raven's Quest has been called The Luxury Cottage rental of
Muskoka.
At Raven’s Quest you will enjoy a large lake
experience (without the boat traffic) in an environment that
remains peaceful, quiet, and serene on Muskoka's pristine
jewel. This beautiful recently completed property brings the
Canadian wilderness to your doorstep--the perfect getaway if
you're looking for privacy and luxury in wide open natural
spaces. From the outside in, the property is a fully planned
and realized dream cottage, with a touch of rustic elegance.
Raven’s Quest is the perfect destination for
group or family vacations, offsite meetings, and social events.
With soaring architecture, breathtaking views and the
conveniences and amenities of modern construction, Raven's Quest
provides all the luxuries of a boutique hotel. Raven's Quest is
available by the week, for weekends and on weekdays throughout
the year.
This luxury cottage rental is more than just a cottage.
The 4000+ square foot luxury living accommodations includes
cottage, boathouse, and studio. Featuring a total of 6 bedrooms
and 4 bathrooms, with sleeping accommodations from 2 to 17
people. Raven’s Quest is nestled among mature trees and
beautiful granite rocks. The property has been landscaped to
blend into the beautiful, natural surroundings and the buildings
have been designed to complement this setting.
This unique property is situated at the end of a private road
and ensures complete seclusion including at the waterfront. It
is truly a one-of-a-kind property that will allow you to
experience Muskoka at its best in all four seasons.
We look forward to planning your
stay so that you can experience the comfort and splendor of
Raven's Quest, the spectacular views of Skeleton Lake, and the
many activities of Muskoka’s cottage country. This luxurious
waterfront property on Skeleton Lake will provide you with one
of your most memorable vacations or retreats ever.
Highlights of Ravens Quest
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Simple yet luxurious retreat, rustic but on a
grand scale with the finest in Muskoka furnishings and
luxury.
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No detail has been missed, from the large
plank pine flooring with lush forest landscaping, to the
comfortable yet spacious living areas within.
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Lake views and massive windows
throughout--plus a deck, terrace and screened porch--lend
the feeling of living in the outdoors yet with all the
comforts inside
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Boathouse accommodations with 2 bedrooms and
separate bathroom and kitchenette
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Separate studio with hi-speed internet access
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Gourmet chef’s kitchen, fully equipped
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Open public spaces like the Great Room and
Family room and as well as relaxing, quiet areas such as the
Muskoka fully screened room
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3 Fireplaces (2 wood burning, 1 double sided,
one gas in Master bedroom)
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Multiple decks - one with gas-fired barbecue
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Outdoor fire pit and seating area
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Media room with large, flat-screen TV with
satellite service
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Full wireless high speed internet access
available throughout cottage
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Separate studio building retreat
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Large dock with diving board and access to
watercraft
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Use of canoe + 3 kayaks including a
double-seater
Skeleton Lake
Although Skeleton
Lake is the fourth largest lake in Muskoka, Skeleton Lake contains the largest open body of water in all
the Muskoka Lakes. It is one of the most pristine lakes left in
Ontario, and is often considered the jewel of Muskoka. Many cottagers love this spring-fed lake for its
crystal-clear water and abundance of rocky headlands and
islands. It also boasts over 30 islands waiting to be
discovered. For the boating enthusiast, the shoreline has an
abundance of coves and inlets to explore. Skeleton Lake is the
perfect spot for boating, canoeing, sailing, fishing,
snorkelling, swimming, diving rocks, or just listening for the
call of the loon.
Skeleton Lake was formed by the impact of a
meteor, which accounts for its somewhat circular shape and great depth.
That is also the reason for the limestone bottom, which gives
the lake its famous clarity - some of the clearest in all of
Canada. On a calm day it is possible to see up to 30+ feet
underwater with the naked eye.
There are many species of fish that inhabit
this lake, which include smallmouth bass, lake trout, speckled
trout, brown trout, rock bass and walleye.
Muskoka
Region
The beautiful Muskoka region, which is
located about 2 hrs. north of Toronto, is bounded by Georgian
Bay on one side and Algonquin Park on the other. Muskoka is
among the world’s celebrated lakelands. The area was discovered
by Samuel de Champlain in 1615. The name Muskoka is an English
corruption of the Ojibwa name of the chief Mesqua Ukie. The
region features many scenic lakes surrounded by wooded hills and
granite rock and offers a wide range of activities year round to
suit all tastes and age groups. The unique character and natural
beauty of Muskoka draw people from around the world.
Four distinct seasons provide many outdoor opportunities
year-round. We are in the snowbelt for great winter ski and
snowmobiling conditions. We also have long spring and fall
transition periods when nature shows off its grandeur on the
many walking trails.
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