Contact
Stephanie Ingleton
Realtor
705-647-0420
About This Home
Welcome to this beautifully maintained 2-storey home tucked away on a peaceful street in the heart of North Cobalt. Bursting with charm and pride of ownership, this property offers a rare blend of functionality, comfort, and versatility perfect for growing families, downsizers, or those seeking flexible living space. Step inside to discover a bright and spacious open-concept layout that seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas ideal for entertaining or cozy nights in. The thoughtfully designed main floor features a full bathroom with a convenient laundry area, a large mud room, and a large main floor bedroom, offering easy single-level living. Upstairs, you’ll find two more bedrooms, another full bathroom, and a large rec room a versatile space that could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom, playroom, or home gym to suit your lifestyle. Outside, enjoy a fenced-in yard perfect for kids and pets, a carport, and a heated detached garage with ample storage ideal for hobbyists or anyone in need of extra workspace. With its flexible floor plan, solid upgrades, and peaceful setting, this move-in ready home is a must-see!
North Cobalt is a small community in the most southern part of Temiskaming Shores. It is a nice residential neighborhood nestled between Haileybury and Cobalt.
Haileybury – Set up on a hill, residents of Haileybury have spectacular views of Lake Temiskaming. Located 34 miles north of Temagami, it is renowned for its fun water park with a manmade beach and 150 foot waterslide. Devils’ Rock, which stands 300 feet above sea level is a must see, and is accessible by foot with amazing views of Lake Temiskaming.
Cobalt, “Canada’s most historic town” is located about 11 miles south of New Liskeard, along Highway 11 B, and 30 miles north of Temagami. Famous for its rich mining history, it was named the “Silver Capital of Canada” and is now designated as a Parks Canada National Historic Site. The Cobalt Classic Theatre and Mining Museum pay tribute to Cobalt’s thriving past.
Nearby lakes include Bass Lake (crystal clear, spring fed lake), Gillies Lake (perfect spot for year round residences and/or summer cottages), and Portage Bay on the Montreal River (fisherman’s delight for Pickerel, Northern Pike, Small Mouth Bass, Perch, and Whitefish).