75 Black Bear Road

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Stunning Southwest Waterfront Retreat – Clytie Bay, Shoal Lake Enjoy spectacular southwest views from this exceptional waterfront property, ideally situated on the southern tip of the easternmost of the three peninsulas in beautiful Clytie Bay, Shoal Lake. This rare drive-to property offers a level lot, low-profile access to the water, and deep-water frontage—perfect for swimming, boating, and enjoying life at the lake. The well-maintained 1,216 sq. ft. cottage is designed for comfortable lakeside living and entertaining. A spacious lakeside deck provides the perfect setting for gatherings with family and friends or quiet moments overlooking the water. Inside, the sunken living room features a beautiful wood-burning fireplace that creates a warm, inviting atmosphere, while an outdoor stone fireplace extends your enjoyment well into the evening. The cottage offers three bedrooms, including two on the main floor and a generous 12' x 16' loft. The spacious 12' x 16' primary bedroom provides excellent comfort, while the modern open-concept kitchen is highlighted by attractive granite countertops and ample workspace. Additional improvements include a 20' x 30' detached garage, a boat port equipped with an electric lift at the shoreline, and multiple parking spaces for boats, personal watercraft, and recreational vehicles. This move-in-ready property combines convenience, privacy, and breathtaking scenery. The unforgettable southwest exposure delivers spectacular sunsets that will impress day after day, making this an ideal family retreat or year-round getaway. Conveniently located approximately 25 minutes from Highway 17 via Rush Bay Road, Clytie Bay Road, Greenfeather Road, and Black Bear Road. **Driveway #75.** If you've been searching for a premium drive-to waterfront property with outstanding views, deep water, and exceptional amenities, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

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