Lake Manitouwabing
Lake Manitouwabing is one of the most desirable waterfront markets in the Parry Sound region, known for its large size, scenic bays, and a diverse mix of traditional family cottages and upscale year-round homes. With more than 100 km of shoreline, the lake offers excellent boating, swimming, and fishing, along with easy access to community hubs such as McKellar, Hurdville, and The Ridge at Manitou Golf Club.
Waterfront real estate on Lake Manitouwabing is consistently in high demand, with limited inventory and strong buyer interest throughout the year. Cottages and year-round homes range from entry-level retreats to luxury waterfront estates on private, well-treed lots. Vacant waterfront parcels are increasingly rare, which has added long-term stability and upward pressure to property values around the lake.
Below are the current Lake Manitouwabing cottages for sale, including waterfront homes, cottages, and vacant shoreline parcels. All listings are supplied through the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and provided by participating brokers on the Lakelands Real Estate Board.
Latest Lake Manitouwabing Cottage Listings
Local Lake Insights
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Large, many-bayed “finger lake” covering approx. 1,178 hectares (~3,000 acres) with nearly 120 km of shoreline.
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Dam-controlled system operated by Parry Sound PowerGen as part of the Seguin River Water Management Plan, regulating seasonal water levels.
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Excellent proximity to Parry Sound, offering quick access to marinas, shopping, dining, healthcare, and Highway 400.
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Close to The Ridge at Manitou, a premier championship golf course, adding strong lifestyle appeal for both seasonal and year-round owners.
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Known for miles of great boating, with expansive navigable stretches ideal for cruising, paddling, fishing, and watersports.
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Shallow zones occur in back-bay areas created by water-level increases; deeper basins offer preferred swimming and docking conditions.
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Year-round cottages generally trade in the $1.2M–$3M+ range, depending on frontage, location, access, and lake quality.
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Vacant waterfront lots are extremely limited; few quality building sites come to market, supporting long-term property values.
