31998 SCOUT ROAD, North Middlesex

$2,345,900

For sale: Detached

Property type

Rural Residential

Bedrooms / bathrooms

4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms

Living area

3,000 sqft

MLS®

MLS® X13730066

Neighbourhood

Rural North Middlesex

Some properties are simply places to live. 31998 Scout Road is a place you may never want to leave. Hidden within 48 acres of pristine Ontario wilderness, this extraordinary custom log home offers a rare combination of privacy, craftsmanship and natural beauty. With 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and over 4,100 sq. ft. of finished living space, this rustic-elegant home was built to impress. Soaring wood-clad ceilings, exposed log beams, warm wood floors and dramatic arched windows frame beautiful views and create an atmosphere both cozy and grand. The bright custom kitchen features rich espresso cabinetry, granite counters, stainless-steel appliances and a large centre island. A magnificent soaring fireplace commands the living room, while the grand staircase rises dramatically through all three levels-captivating centrepieces showcasing the scale and craftsmanship of this remarkable home. Solid wood-frame windows, heated floors, geothermal heating and cooling, stone-coated steel roofing and a permanent 20KW Generac generator reflect the quality throughout. An oversized attached 2-car garage offers generous storage plus a full attic above. Step outside and the world changes. Forest, pond and open spaces create a private sanctuary where deer, turkeys, birds, turtles and wildlife flourish. For nature lovers, photographers, birdwatchers and hunters, this is a rare opportunity to live immersed in nature. A 27' x 46' heated and insulated shop with 13' ceilings offers exceptional space for vehicles, equipment and toys. Surrounded by conservation and farmland, with a Scout camp to the north, seclusion is remarkable-yet Parkhill is minutes away; Grand Bend, Lake Huron, London and Sarnia are a short drive; and the Ausable River and trails are within walking distance. This isn't simply a country property. It's your own private piece of Ontario wilderness-and once you've seen it, you just may pine for it.