A modern lake house and a vintage waterfront cottage with its own boathouse, side by side on Henderson Bay, Lake Ontario.
Henderson Bayview is two neighbouring properties on the same stretch of Bayshore Drive. Book the new lake house, the classic cottage and boathouse, or take both for a family reunion with space to spread out.
Morning coffee on the dock, afternoons swimming off the seawall, evenings round the fire pit watching the sun go down over the bay.
Both properties, both docks, the hot tub and the fire pit. Reunions, milestone birthdays, two families sharing a summer week.
A new-build modern farmhouse with walls of glass facing the lake, a chef's kitchen, a primary suite with a soaking tub, and a finished walk-out lower level.
Knotty pine, a glassed-in sunroom right on the water, a lakeside deck with grill, and a boathouse loft with two daybeds and a view you'll never get over.
Every main room faces the water. The open kitchen, dining and living space opens onto a stone terrace above the seawall, with the hot tub and fire pit a few steps away.
Pine-panelled, red-shuttered and right on the shoreline. The sunroom has water on three sides, and the deck is made for long dinners off the grill.
Up above the boat slip, a vaulted pine loft with two daybeds, a sofa and windows on the lake. It comes with the cottage, and it's the first room everyone fights over.
When you book here, you're booking with the owner. No booking-site service fee on top, and you can call or text us with questions before and during your stay.
| Peak nightly | Shoulder nightly | |
|---|---|---|
| Whole Compound | $1,950 | $1,200 |
| The House | $1,375 | $850 |
| Cottage & Boathouse | $650 | $400 |
Peak is mid-June through Labor Day, 7-night minimum, Saturday to Saturday. 3-night minimum otherwise.
A small, old-school harbor town known for its sailing and its fishing, with a deep-water port and a long history of big-lake regattas.
Swim and paddle straight off the property, tie up at your own dock, or book a fishing charter out of the harbor for bass, walleye and lake trout.
Sandy state-park beaches at Westcott Beach and Southwick Beach are both an easy drive along the Seaway Trail.
Historic Sackets Harbor and the Thousand Islands are both within easy day-trip range.
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