In Caledon, one long-held family property frames luxury as privacy, stewardship, and time outdoors. Approximately 24 acres of mature forest unfold as a natural sanctuary shaped by wetlands, a natural spring, wildflowers, and abundant wildlife, with sugar maples planted in the 1940s and 1950s underscoring a legacy of reforestation. River and stream frontage, bridges, and internal walking trails complement proximity to the Bruce Trail for hiking, birdwatching, snowshoeing, and brook trout fishing. A brick bungalow with a sunroom, walk-out basement, fireplace, and inground pool plays a charming supporting role to the land, enhanced by a Managed Forest designation.
17888 Innis Lake Road | SOLD
Rita Lange
Rita Lange
Set on approximately 24 acres of private, mature forest along a quiet country road in Caledon, this long-held property pairs deep seclusion with a landscape shaped by water and trail. The headwaters of the Humber River flow through the land from Innis Lake Road to Finnerty Side Road, creating a peaceful backdrop for brook trout fishing, while the Bruce Trail runs along Finnerty Side Road for direct access to one of Ontario’s most celebrated routes. Scenic paths wind beside the stream for hiking, birdwatching, and snowshoeing, with two charming bridges adding character and ease of crossing. Wetlands, spring wildflowers, and a natural spring support abundant wildlife, including frequent winter deer sightings. A brick bungalow offers two bedrooms, one bathroom, a walk-out basement, an attached garage, large windows, a wood-burning fireplace, a three-season sunroom, and an inground pool—an inviting base for life outdoors.
Size: 1,100 – 1,500 sf
Price: SOLD
- Contact:
- Rita Lange, Royal Lepage Credit Valley Real Estate, 800.631.5216
