400 Old 127, South Algonquin

If you've been craving space, quiet, and a life lived a little closer to the land - without giving up modern comfort - this is the kind of place that rarely comes along. Set on 135 private acres and bordered by over 3,600 acres of Crown land, this property feels endless. Poverty Creek winds through the land in two peaceful spots, creating the kind of setting you usually have to hike miles to find. Hundreds of mature maple trees line the maintained trails, making springtime sap runs an easy walk instead of a bushwhack. Deer food plots are thoughtfully placed throughout, and established trail systems connect right from your doorstep to snowmobile routes and Crown land beyond. Wildlife is part of daily life here - moose, deer, bear, grouse, ducks, and turkeys all move through this Northern Ontario haven. Just down the road, Poverty Lake offers quiet days on the water, while nearby Crown trails lead to multiple surrounding lakes. The gates of Algonquin Park are only a short drive away for hiking, paddling, and day trips. And when you need town amenities, Whitney is just minutes away - close enough for convenience, far enough to keep your privacy intact. The home itself blends heritage character with everyday ease. This 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom year-round residence is move-in ready. The kitchen is truly the heart of the home - featuring a freestanding wood-burning cook stove for traditional hearthside meals, alongside a modern electric range for busy weekdays. Slow down when you want to, and speed up when you need to. Upstairs, an all-in-one washer and dryer add practicality, while 200-amp service, Starlink internet, a TV tower antenna, Bell line, and reliable cell service mean you can work remotely, stream, and stay connected without compromise. Multiple doors open onto spacious decks that let you take in the land from every angle. EXTRAS: A ramped wheel chair entrance, asphalt shingle roof, and a year-round municipally maintained road with garbage pickup.