Watermark On The Bay is a new exclusive development of architectural classic and modern – bungalows and two-storey homes situated on just 44 lots, averaging over an acre in natural settings on the Bay of Quinte just south of Belleville in the Hamlet of Rossmore, Prince Edward County.
If you have ever visited Prince Edward County you know what a treasure we have less than 2 hours east of Toronto.
The homes are interlaced with walking trails which meander through wetlands and are home to a diverse range of wildlife including a number of rare bird species. The trails will connect several kilometers of unencumbered walkable terrain connecting the development with the southern reaches of Belleville, its parks, riverfront and Bayshore trails. Watermark On The Bay residents will have access to the Bay of Quinte’s recreational activities including fishing, canoeing, kayaking and sailing plus skating and ice fishing in the winter.
Beyond the waterfront access there is the County at your doorstep; with all the cultural, culinary and environmental attractions and pastimes that make the County so unique and pleasurable to experience.
Because of it’s ideal location, Watermark On The Bay is serviced by a municipal water supply and access to high speed internet.
If you’re looking to escape the city be it Toronto, Montreal or Ottawa Watermark On The Bay is not that far but a world away in one of the most Beautiful parts of Ontario.
Don’t miss out on securing the waterfront property you have your eye on! Register your interest so that you don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity.
Lot pricing available upon request. Contact us at 647-272-3221 for more information.
The architectural vision for Watermark On The Bay is to create a unique collection of architecturally designed homes in a natural setting siding onto the Bay of Quinte.
This unique set of only 44 properties will comprise both 2 storey and bungalows with exteriors and landscaping architecturally coordinated suggesting a private enclave. Homeowners will be free to design the interiors of their homes as they wish, modifying floor plans to suit their needs.
The total effect will be a ‘unique living experience’…in the County, on the water, surrounded by nature with homeowners encouraged to explore with trails, woodlands, marshes and wildlife enhancing the natural experience.
Writer Nikki Ekstein of Travel and Leisure Magazine says “Cross Montauk, NY, with California’s Napa Valley circa 1970, and you get Prince Edward County, a tiny wine-producing region that’s becoming a haven for creative types.”
Prince Edward County is the only Canadian destination named in ‘Best Places to Travel in 2015′ by Travel and Leisure Magazine, published by Time Inc.
Rural roots run deep in the County and now grapes are the crop ‘de rigeur’ and gentlemen (and lady farmers) are working the land like they did two hundred years ago.
County wineries are open for tastings year round and there are upwards of 35 wineries to choose from. Other palate attractions are culinary delights that include, cheeses, meats local baked goods and fresh fruits and vegetables in season found all across the County.
The three main towns, Picton, Wellington and Bloomfield offer theatre, numerous art galleries, lots of music and superlative dining. There are inns like Waring House and the new Devonshire Drake to give you that comfort of fellow guests doing what you’re doing.
So if you choose Watermark On The Bay..there’s no lack of things to taste, sip and do..right on your doorstep.
Whether you’re a sailor, a power boater, or someone who just likes to peacefully float along, Prince Edward County has it all.
Named one of Maclean’s Magazine’s “8 Great Escapes” in Canada, Prince Edward County is a hub for hiking, biking and birdwatching.
Waterfront On The Bay will give you a front-seat to one of the fastest-growing wine regions in North America. Share the island with over 35 local wineries!
With the world-famous beaches of Sandbanks Provincial Park only a short drive away, and 500 km of shoreline to explore, you’ll have plenty of options for relaxing by the water.
Ideally located in south-eastern Ontario, Prince Edward County sits between Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa and close to the cities of Quinte West, Belleville and Kingston. There are five entry points to the “County”, providing easy access from the east and west.
Travellers from Kingston can access Prince Edward County by Glenora Ferry on Highway 33 east (the scenic and historic Loyalist Parkway). The FREE ferry departs from Glenora 365 days a year. Click here for an up-to-date schedule.
Kingston
80
Exit 566 - Marysville South on Hwy 49 or take the free ferry
Belleville
35
Exit 538 - 543 & 544 Belleville South to Hwy 62
Toronto
200
Exit 522 - Wooler Road South or Exit 525 — Hwy 33 Trenton
Ottawa
270
Exit 566 - Marysville South on Hwy 49
Montreal
360
Exit 566 - Marysville South on Hwy 49
Syracuse, NY
290
Exit 566 - Marysville South on Hwy 49
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