Huntsville’s Four-Lake Chain offers a unique blend of natural beauty and small-town vibrancy. Here, four interconnected lakes—Mary, Fairy, Vernon, and Peninsula—create over 40 miles of boating, all anchored by the lively town of Huntsville. From waterfront dining at The Boathouse or 3 Guys and a Stove, to golfing at Deerhurst Resort, to hiking Arrowhead Provincial Park or exploring Algonquin just 30 minutes away, this region blends cottage living with urban convenience. The chain is also home to luxury resorts, marinas, and full-service amenities, making it one of Muskoka’s most versatile four-season waterfront destinations.
85 Properties Available
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Active$ 114,900
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Active$ 1,049,000
2 Acres - 1/22 22
Active$ 949,000
5 Acres - 1/22 22
Active$ 1,099,000
2 Acres - 1/21 21
Active$ 759,000
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Active$ 379,900
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Active$ 539,000
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3 Beds3 Baths - 1/14 14
Active$ 149,900
1 Bed1 Bath437 SqFt
Huntsville Four-Lake Chain Waterfront Real Estate
What makes Huntsville’s Four-Lake Chain special?
The chain connects four distinct lakes, allowing long boat rides, easy marina access, and the ability to dock in downtown Huntsville for shopping, dining, or events. It’s rare to find this mix of small-town convenience and classic Muskoka scenery.
What types of properties are available?
How does this area compare to Muskoka’s Big 3?
What’s daily life like on the chain?
Can I boat into Huntsville for dining and shopping?
Are there golf courses nearby?
What family activities are close?
What shoreline types are common?
Are island properties available?
How is privacy compared to bigger lakes?
Huntsvile Four Lakes Cottages For Sale
How does pricing compare to Lake Muskoka or Rosseau?
More affordable overall, but luxury estates on Fairy and Vernon can rival Big 3 pricing. Buyers often see the chain as offering stronger value with year-round utility.
Is this area good for rental or investment?
Which lakes are most in demand?
Are carrying costs high here?
Is year-round access standard?
How is internet and cell service?
Do properties sell quickly here?
Should I expect multiple offers?
How do I begin searching on the chain?