2158 Kam Current Road

About This Home

A One-of-a-Kind Country Retreat on 36.7 Acres! Tucked away just outside Thunder Bay, 2158 Kam Current Road is a rare find where craftsmanship, character and nature come together. Built by Seargeant Picard and finished in distinctive blue cedar shingles with maroon detailing, this custom-designed home has an unmistakable storybook quality.The approach is part of the experience, crossing a strong bridge over a seasonal creek that flows beneath graceful weeping willows and surrounded by carefully planted trees and shrubs. Beyond, trails wind through 36.7 acres of private natural surroundings, with the creek crossing the property twice. Step through the french door of the entry mudroom and into a home that feels like a jewel box of thoughtful details. Beamed ceilings, stunning stained-glass windows and abundant natural light give the interiors warmth and personality. The kitchen and dining area form the heart of the home, with beamed ceilings and garden-door access to the elevated "widow's walk," with decks on either side. The sunken living room features a vaulted ceiling, bay window and woodstove, creating a cozy and inviting gathering space. Three bedrooms are upstairs, while the main floor offers a large four-piece bathroom.The lower level provides a rec room or workshop with walkout access to the yard. Updated and maintained to the highest standards, the homes mechanical systems include a drilled well, 200-amp copper wiring, high-efficiency propane Lennox furnace (2014), central air (2023), owned hot water tank, new shingles, woodstove with WETT, and Generac generator. The grid-tied, owned solar system currently generates income through a MicroFIT contract with approximately three years remaining. A magical property with trails, privacy and character, located close to the local community school (Gorham and Ware) and Lappe Nordic Ski Centre with an easy drive to Thunder Bay.

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