⭕ Your Canadian Escape to Fresh Air and Clean Water

Plan your escape from the concrete jungle to the small town of Nipigon and lose yourself in the beauty of Northern Ontario. The air is fresh and clear, and the water is pure and teeming with game fish that are actually safe to eat. From your living room you can relax and enjoy a million dollar view of the Nipigon River as it flows into Nipigon Bay.

This 1800 sq/ft bungalow (900 sq/ft per level) was built in 1957 with sturdy wood frame construction and a concrete foundation. Situated on a 66x150 hill lot, house is being sold as-is and requires some interior renovations.

Main Level: 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, living room, and eat-in kitchen.

Partially finished basement: recreation room, bathroom with a shower, laundry room, furnace room, and storage room.

Fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer & dryer included.

In 2015, the roof received new shingles, and a new high efficiency furnace and an owned 50 gallon hot water tank were installed as well.

Utilities include: natural gas, electricity, phone/high-speed internet, cable TV, water and sewer, as well as weekly garbage pick-up.

Amenities include: hospital, medical clinic, dentist, post office, Service Ontario licensing office, grocery & convenience stores, Canadian Tire, Home Hardware, and a liquor & beer store. Tim Hortons, Robins Donuts, Pizza Hut, and KFC are on the highway. There are several local restaurants too.

The Nipigon River is the largest tributary of Lake Superior flowing south from Lake Nipigon. The Nipigon Marina is the most northern port of Lake Superior and is accessible to the Atlantic Ocean.

The Nipigon Marina is just minutes away for boating or sailing enthusiasts. The surrounding lakes and rivers offer world class fishing within a 30 minute drive.

The local fish species are: pickerel (walleye), chinook (king) salmon, pink salmon, brook trout, rainbow trout (steelhead), lake trout, whitefish, perch, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and smelt.

Game hunting: moose, whitetail deer, ruffed and spruce grouse.

Outdoor recreation: Hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, swimming, SCUBA diving, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.

Recreation: ice rink, gym, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and a seasonal pool are at the arena complex. A curling rink is beside the arena.

Gas & service stations: Petro-Canada, Husky, and Esso. There are four automotive garages in town and one Ford dealership.

Education: public and Catholic elementary schools (the high school is in Red Rock.)

Thunder Bay International Airport is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes away on the Trans Canada Highway.

Asking price is $148,000 Canadian dollars.

Thank you for looking! Please e-mail me for further information or more pictures.