Nestled on Isthmus Bay, Baycrest is a breathtaking 3-bedroom waterfront property offering panoramic views of Georgian Bay and private water access. This 4-season retreat features a spacious open-concept design, cathedral ceilings, a fully equipped kitchen, and a luxurious master suite with deck access. Relax on the expansive deck, enjoy manicured gardens, or explore nearby attractions like Lion’s Head and Bruce Peninsula National Park. Book your getaway today!

Tranquility Meets Adventure This Georgian Bay waterfront neighbourhood offers a rare balance of peaceful seclusion and convenient access to some of the Bruce Peninsula’s most celebrated attractions. Set in a picturesque, family-friendly area, the property is just minutes from a charming local town with boutique shops, cozy cafés, grocery stores, and seasonal markets, making it easy to settle in and enjoy your stay. The natural beauty of the surroundings is truly the star. Georgian Bay’s crystal-clear waters and rugged rock shoreline create endless opportunities for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and relaxing beside unforgettable sunsets. Nearby hiking trails wind through forests and along dramatic cliffs, offering panoramic views of the bay and escarpment. In winter, the landscape transforms into a quiet wonderland ideal for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, making this a rewarding four-season destination. Key Attractions Nearby Lion’s Head Beach and Marina – 5 minutes Bruce Trail access points – 5–10 minutes Bruce Peninsula National Park & the Grotto – 40 minutes Fathom Five National Marine Park – 45 minutes Tobermory & ferry to Flowerpot Island – 50 minutes Sauble Beach – 1 hour The community itself is known for its strong sense of pride, friendly neighbours, and respect for the natural environment. Manicured properties blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, creating a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere whether you’re visiting for a short escape or an extended stay. Many visitors notice the striking aqua colour of Georgian Bay’s water. This effect comes from light refracting through calcite crystals, formed as calcium carbonate leaches from the dolostone escarpment into the bay. These tiny crystals bend light in a unique way, producing the vivid hues the region is famous for.