Escape to your own private island retreat on beautiful Black Jack Island, nestled on Lower Beverley Lake. Accessible by a 2 minute boat ride, this seasonal 3-bedroom cottage offers the kind of peaceful waterfront lifestyle that is becoming increasingly hard to find. Set on approximately half an acre of maturely treed land, this fully furnished getaway is surrounded by nature and designed for making lasting memories with family and friends. Inside, the cottage welcomes you with soaring vaulted ceilings, warm wood accents, and an inviting open-concept layout that captures views of the lake and surrounding forest. A wood stove adds character and comfort on cooler evenings, while a window air conditioner helps keep the space comfortable throughout the summer months. The cottage is equipped with a 3-piece bathroom featuring an Envirolet composting toilet, offering convenience while maintaining the property's off-grid charm. Outside, you'll find an exceptional entertaining space complete with a spacious deck, built-in BBQ, and outdoor bar area-ideal for lakeside dinners, afternoon cocktails, and gathering around with guests after a day on the water. Additional accommodations are provided by a separate bunkie, perfect for overflow guests or kids looking for their own space. Two storage sheds offer plenty of room for water toys, tools, and cottage essentials. A large dock makes arriving by boat easy, while a motorized trolley system helps transport supplies and belongings from the shoreline to the cottage with ease. As an added bonus, the property includes a separate 50-foot mainland parcel, providing valuable private parking and convenient access to the island.Whether you're searching for a quiet summer escape, a place to reconnect with nature, or a waterfront property where memories are made year after year, this unique island cottage delivers a truly unforgettable Lower Beverley Lake experience. (id:19004)
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