This Special Place is Close to Everything
Our charming, modern townhouse spans over 1700 sq ft and is just a 2-minute walk to the Village. It boasts beautiful views of the Blue Mountains and golf course, offering plenty of space for relaxation, including a private en suite dry sauna. Discover the stunning natural sights of the area right from our doorstep. After a day of exploring, make yourself at home in our fully stocked-kitchen and settle in with fresh sheets and new mattresses.
This 1,700+ sq ft modern townhouse is just a 2-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village. It boasts beautiful mountain and golf course views, featuring vaulted ceilings and plenty of space to stretch out after a day on the mountain. Unwind in the private en suite dry sauna and jacuzzi tub. The fully stocked kitchen is perfect for preparing home-cooked meals. Enjoy a good night’s sleep on the new mattresses and comfy sheets. Peaceful and centrally located.
1 King bed, 1 Queen Bed, 1 Bunkbed, and a queen pull-out coach.
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This special place is close to everything. The townhouse is 1700 sq ft and is located within a 2-minute walk to the Village it boasts beautiful views of the golf course and the Blue Mountains and offers plenty of space for relaxation including a private en suite dry sauna. Discover the stunning natural sights of the area from our doorstep. After a day of exploring the area, stay home in our fully stocked kitchen and settle in with fresh sheets and new mattresses for a comfortable, restful sleep. Centrally located with all the adventure of the Blue Mountains right outside, this is the perfect home for anyone looking to experience all that the area has to offer. Mountains, beaches, and plenty of outdoor activities await visitors to this southern Canadian town on the shores of Georgian Bay. On the banks of Canada’s Georgian Bay is the town of Blue Mountains, a popular destination for lovers of outdoor pursuits and breathtaking scenery. It is where you can take part in winter sports at superb mountain resorts, relax on golden sand beaches, play watersports, and explore picturesque coastal trails. The town is comprised of several small communities surrounded by green fields and rugged mountain terrain. One of the town’s most popular destinations is the Blue Mountain Ski Resort. Find ski runs suitable for all levels of skiers and go ice skating, snowshoeing, and tobogganing. In the summer months, enjoy zip-line tours, cable car rides, golfing, and mountain biking. Shop, dine, and sample après-ski entertainment at the Blue Mountain Village. Discover more snow and mountain-based activities at the Alpine Ski Club and Craigleith Ski Club. Blue Mountains incorporates a glorious stretch of coastline on the southern shores of Georgian Bay. Christie Beach, Northwinds Beach, and the private Blue Mountain Beach are good places to visit for kayaking, sailing, swimming, and many other watersports. After a few hours of beach activity, stroll along the streets of Thornbury, a waterfront community home to antique stores, art galleries, and fashion boutiques. Explore the area with a vigorous hike or bike ride. Trek over hills and through deep valleys on the Bruce Trail and stop at viewpoints to admire the vistas of Georgian Bay. Go on the 21-mile (34-kilometer) Georgian Trail that passes beaches, rivers, nature reserves, and several picnic areas. Take pleasure in more leisurely pursuits. Fish for trout at the Peasemarsh Nature Preserve and search for millennia-old fossils in Craigleath Provincial Park. Learn about the cultural and natural history of the Blue Mountains at the Craigleith Heritage Depot. Play at one of the many golf courses dotted along the coastline. The Blue Mountains is approximately a 2-hour drive north of Toronto. Get around the town via rented car or bike, or by bus and taxi. Stay overnight at hotels, guesthouses, mountain lodges, and camping grounds. With beaches, countryside, mountains, and ski resorts, there is always something to do and see at Blue Mountains, no matter what time of year you visit. We are located across the street from the Village of the Blue Mountains, a 2-minute walk.
House Rules, Rates and Policies:
Minimum Stay: 2-night minimum stay; 3-night minimum for holiday long weekends
Age Requirement: All guests must be over the age of 25 (excluding families)
Check-in Time 4:00 pm
Check-Out Time: 11:00 am
Please do not wear your shoes, or boots inside the townhouse.
No Smoking: No smoking inside the townhouse you and your guests may smoke on the outdoor balconies please dispose of cigarettes/cigars buts properly (do not throw them off the balcony).
Do not tamper with, remove, or disconnect any of the smoke/carbon monoxide alarms, exit signs, or emergency lights. They are installed for your safety, tampering with any of the fire safety equipment will result in a charge of $500.00 against your security deposit, and it is illegal.
Ensure the townhouse is locked whenever you and your guest leave throughout your stay. We will not be liable for any guests lost or stolen items, you will be responsible for any damage/theft in the townhouse.
Do not pour water on the rocks of the dry Sauna, This is a Dry sauna and water may cause damage, or shock injury to you.
Important: We are committed to protecting our properties and staying up-to-date with short-term rental regulations. Therefore, you will be asked to complete our independent verification process. Before booking begins, you must verify your details with us via email and/or text. You will also have the option to pay a refundable deposit or purchase a non-refundable damage waiver. We recommend the damage waiver as it protects you in case of accidental damage during your stay.
Guiding Principles:
The premise you are occupying is a home.
Treat the premise as your own.
Respect your neighbors.
Leave it as you find it.
New Regulations:
Noise By-Law: Renters and their guests must not disturb neighbors or interfere with their enjoyment of their properties or the public realm at any time. Failure to comply with the Noise By-law may result in notification of the Ontario Provincial Police, who may issue a Notice of Offence with a fine of $615.00 for a first offense.
