From cozy winter chalets near the snow-peaked Blue Mountains, to glamorous properties in Niagara’s wine country, Ontario has no shortage of properties in some of the province’s most romantic destinations. With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, check out the listings below.
1. A Country Estate in the Blue Mountains
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Address: 589374 19 Grey Rd., Blue Mountains
List price: $3,495,000
The Blue Mountains are an all-season escape. The area is known for top-tier ski resorts, Scandinavian-style spas, and sandy beaches, as well as lots of boutique shops and fine dining in the quaint Blue Mountain Village.
This home, located near these amenities and more, has all the ingredients for a romantic weekend: a climate-controlled wine cellar, spa-level amenities — including a sauna, steam shower, and hot tub — multiple fireplaces, and a sun room. And it’s all set on 5.6 acres of private wooded lands.
2. A Luxury Condo in the Distillery District
Address: 390 Cherry St., Unit #2902, Toronto
List price: $1,139,900
Though Toronto’s Distillery District isn’t a town, per se, it has been compared to a village within the city. With narrow cobble-stone streets cut between century-old red-brick buildings, it’s easy to see why. The countless weddings that take place here keep the romance in the air throughout the year.
Soaring 29 storeys above the heart of this charming village-like setting, there’s a two-bedroom condo in the Gooderdam Building. Take in stunning sunsets from the unit’s expansive wrap-around balcony, or cook up your favourite meal for two in the unit’s newly renovated kitchen.
3. A Custom Home in Cottage Country
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Address: 64 Bowyer Rd., Huntsville
List price: $1,499,000
Any list of Ontario’s most romantic destinations wouldn’t be complete with mention of Muskoka, and this listing presents the opportunity to own more than 75 acres of it. The property features a custom-built three-bedroom all-season retreat, private hiking trails, and even a slice of beach front on the banks of the Big East River.