Proctor's Point, Lake Joseph has welcomed Muskoka cottagers since 1900sProctor's Point, Lake Joseph has welcomed Muskoka cottagers since 1900sProctor's Point, Lake Joseph has welcomed Muskoka cottagers since 1900s - wood burning fire pit with grill

The iron anchor hook that sank deep into the granite coast of Proctor Point is both a reminder and a promise.
This reminds the 21st-century cotton people that in this beautiful place of Lake Joseph, the arrival of a ship used to be an ordinary part of the summer of Masoka.
It promises that times will change, and things that were once ordinary will become part of history.
The Proctor family almost certainly arrived by train, and when they started spending the summer at Proctor Point in early 1900, they boarded a ship in Greenhurst.
Construction workers who built the Sherwood Inn in port Sherwood built the original cottage of the family, about 1920.
When Tom McCormick bought the property from the Proctor family in 2010, the house was still standing.
The McCormick family has been in cottcott, Lake Joseph for many years and is looking for a bigger resort.
When he saw Proctor's point of view, McCormick was impressed by the location of the hotel and the location of nearly 360
View of the lake.
McCormick was moved by generations of invigilators who came to the same cabin for nearly a century, and he planned to restore his original house.
However, after a lot of time, effort and cost, the old cottage was found to be unsaleable.
McCormick recalled: "We did all the basic and peaceful work of the cabin . " McCormick grew up with his family in Kawarthas.
"I stand on the second one.
The floor hallway tells someone that it's time for us to tear this place down.
At this moment, a door behind me slammed.
It is shocking, to say the least, but not unexpected.
This is not the first time we have felt the presence in the cabin, and others have felt it.
"More than once, when sitting in front of the fire pit, many friends and family members turned to the second one --
"A lady in a white pajamas was seen in the window of the floor bedroom," he added . ".
"Ironically, one of the bedroom windows of the new cottage are located exactly where the bedroom windows of the old cottage are, which seems to relieve their stress.
"The original plan was for 4,000-square-
Walking lodge that will be built on the footprint of the original house.
Hotel No. 1. 58-
The acre property will be a summer resort for the family during construction.
An old houseboat on Highway 800
The coastline below is razed to the ground, the new 1,690square-foot, three-
Sliding boat house with upper part
Floor accommodation was built in a more modern boat-friendly location.
Big Room Wood
Burning fireplace built by hand
Cut granite and antique beams for the mantel.
After submitting the plan to the town, McCormick found that a larger cottage could be built by dismantling the hostel and the original cottage.
McCormick hired the draftsman John van der Hove.
Van der Hove worked with McCormick's design to quickly develop a plan for the two
Floor Lodge with over 7,500 square feet of living space.
McCormick, meanwhile, interviewed local builders.
The search was over when he met Tim ficchte from the construction company of mascoka.
"Tim impressed me and he was amazing during the construction process," McCormick said . ".
"Tim did well.
He is diligent, transparent and has excellent workmanship.
The construction of the cottage began in January 2015 and was completed in 2016.
McCormick's new five-bedroom, seven-
The bathroom is in the thought of a traditional mascoka Villa.
"I tried to keep the traditional mascoka look and feel because we liked it and because we removed the traditional cabin," McCormick said . ".
"We feel we should replace it in this way.
I was born in Toronto and spent the winter in California, but I live in a cabin in the middleMay until Mid-October.
I think this place is my home.
People from California and the rest of the world can spend their summer anywhere in the world, but come to mascoka because it is so beautiful.
"McCormick's cabin design allows for a comfortable flow of guests.
The main floor consists of a second master bedroom with an ensuite, an office and an open concept large room, dining area and beautiful B. C.
Original wood frame of fir. Coffee-
The colorful recycled hemlock flooring laid in most of the cottage gives a rustic feel, as does the heated mascoka granite flooring in the lower and other areas.
"With so many guests, it's good to give them a place with privacy," says McCormick, the master bedroom of the main building . ".
"This separation makes your guests feel like they can enjoy their time on their own if they want.
Everyone likes to stay in the main suite. ”The country-
The stylish kitchen offers Island seating for casual dining and impromptu snacks.
Open wood frame accent-
Great room, kitchen and dining area.
A tall hand in the great room
Cutting granite Wood
Fireplace burning by hand
The focus of this spacious gathering area is the antique crossbeam Mantel and the charming wicker moose head.
Custom Beam two layers-
The windows of the frame overlook an extensive hand
Cut granite patio, round stone fire pit and lake in the distance.
The room was further illuminated by a large iron double circle faux candle chandelier. Board-and-
The batten walls are used here and throughout the cottage, giving a vintage cabin feel.
For casual breakfast or lunch, guests gather in the seating area of the country-
Island style kitchen.
Enjoy a more formal meal in the adjacent dining area, lit by two antiques-
Style chandelier.
At one end of the House, the heated granite floor of a curved mascoka room warms everything in the cool season.
Sliding into the glass windows of the walls allows the breeze to float over the screen in the summer.
Upstairs, each airy bedroom has an ensuite bathroom which includes the master bedroom suite.
Comfortable sitting area in the suite with views of woodland and abundant natural light from a variety of wood-
The frame window makes it a quiet hideout for the owners.
Meanwhile, downstairs in the finished basement, family and friends play the pool on the heated granite floor and gather for a pleasant conversation at the bar.
The exterior entrance of the cottage is framed by an impressive long single Piece B. C. fir.
It complements the exterior design of the building and handmade wood and stone
Cut granite stairs, sidewalks and landscaped terraces.
A designer in Los Angeles designed the finishing touches and lovely waterfalls in front of the house.
"She was here when we removed the guest house," McCormick recalled . ".
"The foundation of the fireplace is the only thing left.
She designed the waterfall from that foundation with local natural stones and water pumps.
Very beautiful.
"In the Boathouse, a huge beachfront deck is for entertainment, giving guests the space to mix and enjoy the beautiful sea view.
As a reward, there are very few mosquitoes, black flies and other bugs due to the breeze blowing by the lake.
If the bug does arrive at the houseboat at dusk, then the electric screen will be put down at the window and door to keep the flies away.
At the end of June, the sunset from the boathouse and other docks of the property was spectacular.
The coast line of Proctor Point 800 feet provides homes with a variety of activities.
"We have a dock in an area where we fish and keep the ocean --
McCormick said.
"Go further along the beach.
You will arrive at the Boathouse if you move on and then we will go boating.
Each area has its own layout and adventure.
In winter, we skate on the bay.
We drilled down, pulled the water up, and drowned the ice in a beautiful ice rink.
You are close enough to come in for hot chocolate.
When he grew up in mascoka, McCormick's three children and granddaughter enjoyed living in the cabin.
McCormick built a zip line for his adventurous grandson.
When his children come to visit with their friends, the cottage can cope with the crowd.
"We are here to celebrate birthdays and other family events," McCormick said . ".
"It's something simple that allows you to spend wonderful cabin memories with your family on the pier.
We tend to tradition.
On sunny days, you come in for dinner and go out again.
Everything in this place is great.
We are very happy here.
"This Proctor Point Cottage, 4182, 169 mascoka Road (34 Wright’s Rd. )
In Port Sandfield, Drew Allen and Daniel Rushbrook real estate in Johnston are available for $8,299,000.
To view a photo of the cabin or arrange a viewing, call 705-765-
6855 or visit www.
Johnston and Danielcom. . .
Check out our current version from the page of Life magazine in mascoka, or send mascoka life to your doorstep.
By loving us to keep up with the news and events in the mascoka area on facebook.
The iron anchor hook that sank deep into the granite coast of Proctor Point is both a reminder and a promise.
This reminds the 21st-century cotton people that in this beautiful place of Lake Joseph, the arrival of a ship used to be an ordinary part of the summer of Masoka.
It promises that times will change, and things that were once ordinary will become part of history.
The Proctor family almost certainly arrived by train, and when they started spending the summer at Proctor Point in early 1900, they boarded a ship in Greenhurst.
Construction workers who built the Sherwood Inn in port Sherwood built the original cottage of the family, about 1920.
When Tom McCormick bought the property from the Proctor family in 2010, the house was still standing.
The McCormick family has been in cottcott, Lake Joseph for many years and is looking for a bigger resort.
When he saw Proctor's point of view, McCormick was impressed by the location of the hotel and the location of nearly 360
View of the lake.
McCormick was moved by generations of invigilators who came to the same cabin for nearly a century, and he planned to restore his original house.
However, after a lot of time, effort and cost, the old cottage was found to be unsaleable.
McCormick recalled: "We did all the basic and peaceful work of the cabin . " McCormick grew up with his family in Kawarthas.
"I stand on the second one.
The floor hallway tells someone that it's time for us to tear this place down.
At this moment, a door behind me slammed.
It is shocking, to say the least, but not unexpected.
This is not the first time we have felt the presence in the cabin, and others have felt it.
"More than once, when sitting in front of the fire pit, many friends and family members turned to the second one --
"A lady in a white pajamas was seen in the window of the floor bedroom," he added . ".
"Ironically, one of the bedroom windows of the new cottage are located exactly where the bedroom windows of the old cottage are, which seems to relieve their stress.
"The original plan was for 4,000-square-
Walking lodge that will be built on the footprint of the original house.
Hotel No. 1. 58-
The acre property will be a summer resort for the family during construction.
An old houseboat on Highway 800
The coastline below is razed to the ground, the new 1,690square-foot, three-
Sliding boat house with upper part
Floor accommodation was built in a more modern boat-friendly location.
Big Room Wood
Burning fireplace built by hand
Cut granite and antique beams for the mantel.
After submitting the plan to the town, McCormick found that a larger cottage could be built by dismantling the hostel and the original cottage.
McCormick hired the draftsman John van der Hove.
Van der Hove worked with McCormick's design to quickly develop a plan for the two
Floor Lodge with over 7,500 square feet of living space.
McCormick, meanwhile, interviewed local builders.
The search was over when he met Tim ficchte from the construction company of mascoka.
"Tim impressed me and he was amazing during the construction process," McCormick said . ".
"Tim did well.
He is diligent, transparent and has excellent workmanship.
The construction of the cottage began in January 2015 and was completed in 2016.
McCormick's new five-bedroom, seven-
The bathroom is in the thought of a traditional mascoka Villa.
"I tried to keep the traditional mascoka look and feel because we liked it and because we removed the traditional cabin," McCormick said . ".
"We feel we should replace it in this way.
I was born in Toronto and spent the winter in California, but I live in a cabin in the middleMay until Mid-October.
I think this place is my home.
People from California and the rest of the world can spend their summer anywhere in the world, but come to mascoka because it is so beautiful.
"McCormick's cabin design allows for a comfortable flow of guests.
The main floor consists of a second master bedroom with an ensuite, an office and an open concept large room, dining area and beautiful B. C.
Original wood frame of fir. Coffee-
The colorful recycled hemlock flooring laid in most of the cottage gives a rustic feel, as does the heated mascoka granite flooring in the lower and other areas.
"With so many guests, it's good to give them a place with privacy," says McCormick, the master bedroom of the main building . ".
"This separation makes your guests feel like they can enjoy their time on their own if they want.
Everyone likes to stay in the main suite. ”The country-
The stylish kitchen offers Island seating for casual dining and impromptu snacks.
Open wood frame accent-
Great room, kitchen and dining area.
A tall hand in the great room
Cutting granite Wood
Fireplace burning by hand
The focus of this spacious gathering area is the antique crossbeam Mantel and the charming wicker moose head.
Custom Beam two layers-
The windows of the frame overlook an extensive hand
Cut granite patio, round stone fire pit and lake in the distance.
The room was further illuminated by a large iron double circle faux candle chandelier. Board-and-
The batten walls are used here and throughout the cottage, giving a vintage cabin feel.
For casual breakfast or lunch, guests gather in the seating area of the country-
Island style kitchen.
Enjoy a more formal meal in the adjacent dining area, lit by two antiques-
Style chandelier.
At one end of the House, the heated granite floor of a curved mascoka room warms everything in the cool season.
Sliding into the glass windows of the walls allows the breeze to float over the screen in the summer.
Upstairs, each airy bedroom has an ensuite bathroom which includes the master bedroom suite.
Comfortable sitting area in the suite with views of woodland and abundant natural light from a variety of wood-
The frame window makes it a quiet hideout for the owners.
Meanwhile, downstairs in the finished basement, family and friends play the pool on the heated granite floor and gather for a pleasant conversation at the bar.
The exterior entrance of the cottage is framed by an impressive long single Piece B. C. fir.
It complements the exterior design of the building and handmade wood and stone
Cut granite stairs, sidewalks and landscaped terraces.
A designer in Los Angeles designed the finishing touches and lovely waterfalls in front of the house.
"She was here when we removed the guest house," McCormick recalled . ".
"The foundation of the fireplace is the only thing left.
She designed the waterfall from that foundation with local natural stones and water pumps.
Very beautiful.
"In the Boathouse, a huge beachfront deck is for entertainment, giving guests the space to mix and enjoy the beautiful sea view.
As a reward, there are very few mosquitoes, black flies and other bugs due to the breeze blowing by the lake.
If the bug does arrive at the houseboat at dusk, then the electric screen will be put down at the window and door to keep the flies away.
At the end of June, the sunset from the boathouse and other docks of the property was spectacular.
The coast line of Proctor Point 800 feet provides homes with a variety of activities.
"We have a dock in an area where we fish and keep the ocean --
McCormick said.
"Go further along the beach.
You will arrive at the Boathouse if you move on and then we will go boating.
Each area has its own layout and adventure.
In winter, we skate on the bay.
We drilled down, pulled the water up, and drowned the ice in a beautiful ice rink.
You are close enough to come in for hot chocolate.
When he grew up in mascoka, McCormick's three children and granddaughter enjoyed living in the cabin.
McCormick built a zip line for his adventurous grandson.
When his children come to visit with their friends, the cottage can cope with the crowd.
"We are here to celebrate birthdays and other family events," McCormick said . ".
"It's something simple that allows you to spend wonderful cabin memories with your family on the pier.
We tend to tradition.
On sunny days, you come in for dinner and go out again.
Everything in this place is great.
We are very happy here.
"This Proctor Point Cottage, 4182, 169 mascoka Road (34 Wright’s Rd. )
In Port Sandfield, Drew Allen and Daniel Rushbrook real estate in Johnston are available for $8,299,000.
To view a photo of the cabin or arrange a viewing, call 705-765-
6855 or visit www.
Johnston and Danielcom. . .
Check out our current version from the page of Life magazine in mascoka, or send mascoka life to your doorstep.
By loving us to keep up with the news and events in the mascoka area on facebook.
The iron anchor hook that sank deep into the granite coast of Proctor Point is both a reminder and a promise.
This reminds the 21st-century cotton people that in this beautiful place of Lake Joseph, the arrival of a ship used to be an ordinary part of the summer of Masoka.
It promises that times will change, and things that were once ordinary will become part of history.
The Proctor family almost certainly arrived by train, and when they started spending the summer at Proctor Point in early 1900, they boarded a ship in Greenhurst.
Construction workers who built the Sherwood Inn in port Sherwood built the original cottage of the family, about 1920.
When Tom McCormick bought the property from the Proctor family in 2010, the house was still standing.
The McCormick family has been in cottcott, Lake Joseph for many years and is looking for a bigger resort.
When he saw Proctor's point of view, McCormick was impressed by the location of the hotel and the location of nearly 360
View of the lake.
McCormick was moved by generations of invigilators who came to the same cabin for nearly a century, and he planned to restore his original house.
However, after a lot of time, effort and cost, the old cottage was found to be unsaleable.
McCormick recalled: "We did all the basic and peaceful work of the cabin . " McCormick grew up with his family in Kawarthas.
"I stand on the second one.
The floor hallway tells someone that it's time for us to tear this place down.
At this moment, a door behind me slammed.
It is shocking, to say the least, but not unexpected.
This is not the first time we have felt the presence in the cabin, and others have felt it.
"More than once, when sitting in front of the fire pit, many friends and family members turned to the second one --
"A lady in a white pajamas was seen in the window of the floor bedroom," he added . ".
"Ironically, one of the bedroom windows of the new cottage are located exactly where the bedroom windows of the old cottage are, which seems to relieve their stress.
"The original plan was for 4,000-square-
Walking lodge that will be built on the footprint of the original house.
Hotel No. 1. 58-
The acre property will be a summer resort for the family during construction.
An old houseboat on Highway 800
The coastline below is razed to the ground, the new 1,690square-foot, three-
Sliding boat house with upper part
Floor accommodation was built in a more modern boat-friendly location.
Big Room Wood
Burning fireplace built by hand
Cut granite and antique beams for the mantel.
After submitting the plan to the town, McCormick found that a larger cottage could be built by dismantling the hostel and the original cottage.
McCormick hired the draftsman John van der Hove.
Van der Hove worked with McCormick's design to quickly develop a plan for the two
Floor Lodge with over 7,500 square feet of living space.
McCormick, meanwhile, interviewed local builders.
The search was over when he met Tim ficchte from the construction company of mascoka.
"Tim impressed me and he was amazing during the construction process," McCormick said . ".
"Tim did well.
He is diligent, transparent and has excellent workmanship.
The construction of the cottage began in January 2015 and was completed in 2016.
McCormick's new five-bedroom, seven-
The bathroom is in the thought of a traditional mascoka Villa.
"I tried to keep the traditional mascoka look and feel because we liked it and because we removed the traditional cabin," McCormick said . ".
"We feel we should replace it in this way.
I was born in Toronto and spent the winter in California, but I live in a cabin in the middleMay until Mid-October.
I think this place is my home.
People from California and the rest of the world can spend their summer anywhere in the world, but come to mascoka because it is so beautiful.
"McCormick's cabin design allows for a comfortable flow of guests.
The main floor consists of a second master bedroom with an ensuite, an office and an open concept large room, dining area and beautiful B. C.
Original wood frame of fir. Coffee-
The colorful recycled hemlock flooring laid in most of the cottage gives a rustic feel, as does the heated mascoka granite flooring in the lower and other areas.
"With so many guests, it's good to give them a place with privacy," says McCormick, the master bedroom of the main building . ".
"This separation makes your guests feel like they can enjoy their time on their own if they want.
Everyone likes to stay in the main suite. ”The country-
The stylish kitchen offers Island seating for casual dining and impromptu snacks.
Open wood frame accent-
Great room, kitchen and dining area.
A tall hand in the great room
Cutting granite Wood
Fireplace burning by hand
The focus of this spacious gathering area is the antique crossbeam Mantel and the charming wicker moose head.
Custom Beam two layers-
The windows of the frame overlook an extensive hand
Cut granite patio, round stone fire pit and lake in the distance.
The room was further illuminated by a large iron double circle faux candle chandelier. Board-and-
The batten walls are used here and throughout the cottage, giving a vintage cabin feel.
For casual breakfast or lunch, guests gather in the seating area of the country-
Island style kitchen.
Enjoy a more formal meal in the adjacent dining area, lit by two antiques-
Style chandelier.
At one end of the House, the heated granite floor of a curved mascoka room warms everything in the cool season.
Sliding into the glass windows of the walls allows the breeze to float over the screen in the summer.
Upstairs, each airy bedroom has an ensuite bathroom which includes the master bedroom suite.
Comfortable sitting area in the suite with views of woodland and abundant natural light from a variety of wood-
The frame window makes it a quiet hideout for the owners.
Meanwhile, downstairs in the finished basement, family and friends play the pool on the heated granite floor and gather for a pleasant conversation at the bar.
The exterior entrance of the cottage is framed by an impressive long single Piece B. C. fir.
It complements the exterior design of the building and handmade wood and stone
Cut granite stairs, sidewalks and landscaped terraces.
A designer in Los Angeles designed the finishing touches and lovely waterfalls in front of the house.
"She was here when we removed the guest house," McCormick recalled . ".
"The foundation of the fireplace is the only thing left.
She designed the waterfall from that foundation with local natural stones and water pumps.
Very beautiful.
"In the Boathouse, a huge beachfront deck is for entertainment, giving guests the space to mix and enjoy the beautiful sea view.
As a reward, there are very few mosquitoes, black flies and other bugs due to the breeze blowing by the lake.
If the bug does arrive at the houseboat at dusk, then the electric screen will be put down at the window and door to keep the flies away.
At the end of June, the sunset from the boathouse and other docks of the property was spectacular.
The coast line of Proctor Point 800 feet provides homes with a variety of activities.
"We have a dock in an area where we fish and keep the ocean --
McCormick said.
"Go further along the beach.
You will arrive at the Boathouse if you move on and then we will go boating.
Each area has its own layout and adventure.
In winter, we skate on the bay.
We drilled down, pulled the water up, and drowned the ice in a beautiful ice rink.
You are close enough to come in for hot chocolate.
When he grew up in mascoka, McCormick's three children and granddaughter enjoyed living in the cabin.
McCormick built a zip line for his adventurous grandson.
When his children come to visit with their friends, the cottage can cope with the crowd.
"We are here to celebrate birthdays and other family events," McCormick said . ".
"It's something simple that allows you to spend wonderful cabin memories with your family on the pier.
We tend to tradition.
On sunny days, you come in for dinner and go out again.
Everything in this place is great.
We are very happy here.
"This Proctor Point Cottage, 4182, 169 mascoka Road (34 Wright’s Rd. )
In Port Sandfield, Drew Allen and Daniel Rushbrook real estate in Johnston are available for $8,299,000.
To view a photo of the cabin or arrange a viewing, call 705-765-
6855 or visit www.
Johnston and Danielcom. . .
Check out our current version from the page of Life magazine in mascoka, or send mascoka life to your doorstep.
By loving us to keep up with the news and events in the mascoka area on facebook.