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CABIN ON CLEARWATER LAKE JUST SOUTH OF ARMSTRONG ONTARIO
$140,000.00 US
THIS IS A CLEARWATER LAKE BEAUTY !!
If you are driving,
From Duluth, Minnesota, take Highway 61 east to Thunder Bay. Follow Highway 11/17 east just past the Terry Fox rest stop, go north from Thunder Bay for about 230 km (141 miles) on Highway 527.
The scenic drive should take just under 3 hours from Thunder Bay.
Highway 527 is a paved two lane Highway that ends at the Town of Armstrong, Ontario.
Armstrong is only 5 miles north of Clearwater Lake.
The cabin is only 10 years old , built in 1996.
Frame construction, asphalt shingles, insulated so that it can be used year round.
The exterior of the cabin has log siding at the front and vinyl siding on the other three sides.
The cabin features TWO bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen with running water and an INDOOR BATHROOM.
The water source is from a 160 foot drilled well. LOTS OF WATER AND SO ...GOOD !!
Heating is with a wall mounted, forced air propane fired furnace.
The cabin is wired with 100 amp service and there is telephone service (land line).
Size of the cabin is approximately 1,000 square feet.
There is plenty of tongue and groove pine on some walls to give you that nice “cabin feel”.
This cabin is very well built, in very good condition and will offer many years of great family use. Just imagine spending summers here with your children or grandchildren. Teach them to fish , hunt or just gain an appreciation and love for our outdoors.
This is how memories are made !
There is also a sauna building where you can enjoy hot sauna’s and then jump into the lake. GREAT FUN !!
The sunsets over Clearwater Lake are picture-perfect.
Late at night, watch the northern lights dance across the sky, mirroring a rainbow of colour in the lake.
With so much beauty around here, there is no sleeping in. You’ll be up early and sit on a chair to watch the lake’s awakening. See the shoreline rising from mysterious mists. Hear the Loons calling in the bay. Watch the rising sun shoot streaks of pink, blue, yellow and purple toward grey-black northern sky. Amazing ..isn’t it?
This whole area offers walleye and northern pike fishing at its very best.
Use this cabin the jumping off point for great fishing and hunting adventures in the Many lakes and rivers in this area.
CLEARWATER LAKE isn’t a large lake, about 160 surface acres in size. It has a perimeter shoreline of about 17,400 feet. It’s length is about 4,300 feet and the width is about 3,150 feet.
There are about 20 cabins on the lake.
BUT !! This lake has Walleye, Northern Pike and Perch. Lots of them !!
There is a river from Clearwater Lake that connects east to MacKenzie Lake.
MacKenzie Lake is about 2.3 miles long and about 1.4 miles wide.
Fish for Lake Trout, Walleye and Northern’s at MacKenzie Lake.
There is a river from Clearwater Lake that connects west to Mattice Lake.
Mattice Lake is about 1.8 miles long and about 3/4 miles wide.
Fish for Speckle Trout, Walleye and Northern’s at Mattice Lake.
You can canoe into these two lakes or launch a boat at the landings on these lakes.
Armstrong has a 4530 foot asphalt strip for those arriving on private aircraft.
Commercial flights are available to Thunder Bay. Air Canada and Northwest Airlines flights from most US cities.
ARMSTRONG
This small town is located at the end of Highway 527 north of the City of Thunder Bay, Ontario.
There is a grocery store, hotel, purchase your gas and just about anything else you’ll need while you stay at your cabin.
Armstrong is also known as the gateway to famous WABAKIMI PROVINCIAL PARK.
Revel in nature at its most serene at Wabakimi, the second largest park in the Ontario Parks system. It is also one of the world's largest Boreal Forest reserves as well as one of the biggest wilderness canoeing areas. With all these feathers in its hat, Wabakimi Provincial Park is a must for eco-travellers and nature lover’s.
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the sauna
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