Welcome to West Wind, a beautiful 100 acre property in the Singhampton highlands, nearby to Pretty River Valley Provincial Park and fifteen minutes to both Osler and Devil’s Glen. A newly built residence raised on the hand-hewn frame of a late-1800s Ontario barn crowns the property’s high point, with Escarpment valley views, total privacy, and architectural plans in hand for its next phase.

The land is the estate, with 100 acres of rolling meadow and forest, with thousands of acres of provincial parkland moments from the gate. The hay fields are worked by a local farmer, keeping the property in farm-class taxes, and a long winding drive delivers you to the height of land with no neighbour in sight.

The house pairs its reclaimed frame with modern performance, polished concrete floors over hydronic in-floor heat, a heat pump for heating and cooling, a low-maintenance steel exterior, a drilled well and newly built septic, and a wood-burning stove for the deep of winter. Soaring ceilings, walls of glass, a suspended staircase with glass railings, and oversized sliders opening to the west-facing deck. This is where West Wind earns its name as the sun drops over your own hundred acres.

The kitchen runs Miele, Fisher & Paykel, and Bosch. Including a induction cooktop, wall oven, integrated refrigeration, and twin appliance garages.

Interiors are by the design firm, Revision Four, this includes, custom millwork and lighting throughout. Additionally, the home is offered furnished, including pieces with real provenance: an original rug from the Eaton family home and a custom-restored vintage couch among them. This is a turn-key property.

Inclusions: a complete second barn kit with architect-designed plans for a garage, additional bedrooms, and breezeway connection; and with the building envelope outside NEC development control, a rare combination in these hills: Escarpment scenery without Escarpment red tape. A ready-made path to a multi-generational compound in the property’s own vocabulary.

Fifteen minutes to Osler and Devil’s Glen, twenty-five to Creemore, twenty to Collingwood, with Mad River and the Bruce Trail in between. Within two hours of Toronto.