The Redstone Lake House

Known for its dramatic granite cliffs, crystal-clear water, and exclusive waterfront ownership, Redstone Lake is widely regarded as one of the premier lakes in the Haliburton Highlands. Spanning nearly 3,000 acres and forming part of a three-lake chain with Little Redstone and Pelaw Lakes, it offers kilometres of boating, exploration, and some of the most breathtaking scenery in cottage country.

Fed by waters flowing from southern Algonquin Park, Redstone is renowned for its exceptional water quality, remarkable depth, and excellent fishing. Anglers enjoy opportunities to catch lake trout, smallmouth bass, and perch, while swimmers and boaters appreciate the lake's clean, refreshing waters throughout the summer months.

Unlike many recreational lakes, Redstone maintains a distinctly private atmosphere. Strict waterfront planning policies help preserve the natural environment and low-density character of the shoreline. With minimum frontage requirements and no commercial marina on the lake, owners enjoy a rare sense of space, privacy, and tranquillity.

Towering cliffs, natural springs, jumping rocks, quiet bays, and endless shoreline create a landscape that feels wild and untouched, yet remains easily accessible from Toronto and the GTA.

A Shoreline That Changes With the Seasons

The waterfront at The Redstone Lake House is truly unlike anything else on the lake.

With over 1,000 feet of private shoreline, the property offers an extraordinary blend of deep water, rocky Canadian Shield frontage, sandy swimming areas, protected wetlands, and ever-changing seasonal features that transform the landscape throughout the year.

In the spring and early summer, the dock extends into deeper water, providing excellent access for swimming, watersports, and boating. Being a part of the Trent-Severn waterway, you get to experience a change in water levels throughout the spring and summer. As water levels gradually recede through the season, a remarkable natural sandbar begins to emerge, creating a warm, shallow swimming area that is perfect for families and children.

By autumn, the transformation is extraordinary. The sandbar evolves into a private beach stretching more than 500 feet in length, creating an entirely new recreational space for beach games, bonfires, and sunset gatherings. Few waterfront properties offer such a dynamic relationship with the lake.

The main shoreline remains largely free of weeds, combining sandy entries with clean water and rugged granite outcroppings. The naturally dark lake absorbs warmth from the sun, creating comfortable swimming conditions throughout the summer.

A built-in land dock provides the perfect vantage point for afternoon lounging and spectacular western sunsets, while the screened lakeside porch offers a shaded retreat where you can enjoy the breeze coming off the water.

Despite being situated on one of Haliburton's most sought-after lakes, the experience remains remarkably private. Even during peak summer weekends, boat traffic is minimal, allowing owners to enjoy the peace, quiet, and natural beauty that make Redstone Lake so highly prized.

Beyond the rocky shoreline and open water lies one of the property's most remarkable and unexpected features: a thriving wetland ecosystem that transforms with the seasons and provides a front-row seat to some of Haliburton's most captivating wildlife.

For nature lovers, photographers, birdwatchers, and families alike, this protected habitat offers an experience that few waterfront properties can match.

Throughout the spring and summer months, the wetlands come alive with activity. Great blue herons glide silently across the water, frogs call from the reeds, and turtles return year after year to nest along the shoreline. Deer, foxes, and even the occasional moose are frequent visitors, creating unforgettable moments that become part of everyday life at the lake.

The shallow waterways invite exploration by canoe, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard, offering a peaceful journey through one of the property's most serene landscapes. Hidden coves reveal new perspectives with every paddle, while the surrounding forest provides a natural backdrop rich with colour and wildlife.

For bird enthusiasts, the wetlands are particularly special. The ever-changing habitat attracts a wide variety of species throughout the season, making each visit outdoors an opportunity for discovery.

As autumn arrives and water levels gradually recede, the landscape evolves once again. The exposed wetlands create an entirely different environment, attracting additional wildlife and showcasing the natural rhythms that make Redstone Lake such a dynamic ecosystem.

Despite the abundance of wildlife, the property's elevated ridge-top setting and consistent lake breezes create a comfortable outdoor environment throughout the season, allowing owners to fully enjoy the natural surroundings.

Whether you're watching a family of herons return each spring, spotting turtles hatch along the shoreline, or quietly paddling through the wetlands at sunset, this is a place that fosters a deeper connection to nature, one that is increasingly rare to find and impossible to replicate.

The Redstone Lake House is located within a private, well-established cottage community that offers the rare balance of seclusion and connection. Owners value privacy here, and at the same time, there is a genuine sense of mutual respect and quiet support among neighbours.

The road is maintained year-round by a proactive road association, where residents collectively handle key maintenance tasks such as grading, pothole repair, and clearing fallen trees. In winter months, snow removal is handled locally, with a nearby independent plow operator providing reliable service on a per-visit basis.

Safety is another defining feature of the community. With many properties occupied year-round or throughout all four seasons, there is a natural sense of informal neighbourhood watch, creating a comfortable environment where people feel at ease leaving their homes and returning throughout the year.

Artisan Lane includes approximately 20 cottages along this stretch, many of which are actively used year-round. In winter especially, the community comes alive with cross-country skiing trails, ice rinks, and informal gatherings. While some owners enjoy the quiet solitude of their retreat, others are often up every weekend, creating a warm but understated seasonal rhythm.

It is a community that is present when needed, respectful of space, and deeply connected to the natural landscape it calls home.

Adventure, relaxation, and authentic cottage country experiences await just beyond your shoreline.

While the property feels wonderfully secluded, some of Haliburton's most celebrated attractions are just a short drive away. Explore thousands of acres of wilderness at Haliburton Forest, home to year-round adventures including hiking, mountain biking, snowmobiling, wolf centre experiences, and renowned dog sledding excursions. In winter, Sir Sam's Ski & Ride offers downhill skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking during the warmer months.

The nearby village of Haliburton provides convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, local shops, healthcare services, and community events throughout the year. Golf courses, breweries, farmers' markets, paddling routes, and countless trails are all nearby, creating endless opportunities to explore the Haliburton Highlands.

Whether you're seeking peaceful solitude or four-season adventure, The Redstone Lake House offers the best of both worlds.