Overview
The original cabin anchors the story of 194 Canal Road in the 1940s , but its potential for the future is unmistakable. Original elements like the window hardware, stone fireplace, and the warm, aged pine paneling with a rich, golden tone carry the aura of a simpler era. Thoughtful upgrades include: a beautiful new soapstone wood-burning stove, a two-year-old septic system, new appliances and an oversized two-car garage with a staircase to a generous storage loft with plenty of space for a workshop or studio. A large addition expanded the functionality of the cabin and its square footage, offering more bedrooms, another full bathroom, and a truly commanding lake view from the primary suite. Outside, you’ll enjoy the low-maintenance ease of a pebble waterfront, the warmth and radiance of full southern exposure, and a cantilevered dock perfect for sipping coffee in the morning and wine at sunset. The highly desirable Wolf Lake community offers 1, 800 acres of private, protected forest, three pristine spring-fed lakes, and a clubhouse with a full calendar of events. Residents enjoy access to a community beach, miles of hiking trails, kayaking, paddle-boarding, sailing, swimming, canoeing, blueberry picking, snowshoeing, pickleball, and seasonal socials all just 90 minutes from the George Washington Bridge. Ownership in Wolf Lake includes a one-time membership fee of $5, 250 and annual dues of $1, 200.