Set across 99 acres in the heart of Grey Highlands, this property offers a rare opportunity to live within a landscape that feels both expansive and deeply connected to nature. Bordering the Old Baldy Conservation Area and the Bruce Trail, the land opens into rolling pastures, a quiet pond, and maple forest, with newly created trails that invite year-round use, from hiking and skiing to slower walks through the trees.

At its centre sits a cozy two-plus-one bedroom cabin, a comfortable place to begin, whether as a weekend retreat or while envisioning a future home more fully shaped around the setting. Surrounding it, a collection of outbuildings, including a classic bank barn, garage, and Quonset structure with a new concrete pad, offer flexibility for farming, storage, or creative use.

The experience here is as much about how the land is lived on as it is about the property itself. Evenings that begin with a walk up to Old Baldy, a glass of wine in hand, and end with dinner at Hearts. Mornings shaped by the rhythm of the seasons, tapping maple trees in early spring, tending gardens in summer, and watching the valley shift through the light.

Private and quietly positioned, yet minutes from Kimberley, Beaver Valley Ski Club, and Blue Mountain, this is a place that offers both escape and possibility, equally suited to a personal retreat, equestrian use, or a working rural property.