1166 DORCAS BAY ROAD, Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario

About This Property

Wake up to the sound of waves & step from your lakeside deck into the crystal clear waters of Dorcas Bay, on Lake Huron. This is 4-season living at its most effortless. Set along one of the most cherished stretches of shoreline on the Bruce Peninsula, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offers a waterfront experience that feels peaceful & connected to nature. Mornings begin quietly at the water's edge. Days unfold with swimming, paddling & time spent outdoors. Evenings settle into soft light & unforgettable sunsets across the bay. Inside, the home is bright, open & welcoming. The kitchen, dining & living spaces all orient toward the water, allowing the view to become part of daily life. The main floor offers 2 comfortable bedrooms & full bathroom, creating an easy & functional layout for generational living. Upstairs is where the home really opens up. The generously sized primary suite has wall-to-wall windows, offering incredible lake views & private balcony. There's plenty of space to create a sitting area, making it feel like its own retreat. A 4th bedroom & large 5pc bathroom with jetted tub & separate shower completes the upper level. Outside, tiered decks lead toward the shoreline, creating spaces to gather & unwind. A 408sf bunkie provides exceptional additional sleeping space (currently sleeps 4, with a sitting area) or a quiet lakeside office, just steps from the water. Thoughtfully updated for year-round comfort, the home includes an updated propane furnace (2025), AC (2020), septic pump (2025) & UV system (2025), along with a spray foamed basement & backup generator for peace of mind in every season. In winter, the landscape becomes quiet, with snow, wildlife, & an ever-changing lake. With year-round road access, it remains easy to enjoy in every season. Just minutes from Tobermory & the Grotto, a place where summers linger, cozy winters feel calm & the rhythm of the lake becomes part of everyday life. A true piece of Canadiana, held right at the water's edge