Public Remarks:

Kismet is a large, picturesque and serene retreat located on the Frontenac Arch between Perth Road (Division Street) and the North Basin of Buck Lake, 28 kms. north of Highway 401 in Kingston.

Kismet is comprised of 3 adjoining, but legally separate, parcels of land comprising over 200 acres of dramatic Canadian Shield with over 6000 of lakefront facing and abutting Frontenac Park which is a forever wild 52 square kilometer provincial “near wilderness” park.

Together, Kismet and the Park occupy the entire south end of the lake thereby ensuring a glorious and peaceful, westerly, wilderness view from the entire Kismet property in perpetuity. A unique and incalculable bonus for purchasers – all 3 parcels are accessed from Perth Road by Kismet Lane, a private road restricted for use by the purchasers and their guests only!

The Vendor will provide hydro service to all 3 lots at the Vendor’s expense.

The Purchasers will be able to enjoy all 48 kilometers of Buck Lake waterfront by boat but there is no access to or from the Rideau Canal thereby contributing further to the tranquility of Kismet.

Easy access to Kingston, one of Ontario’s oldest and most charming cities, with all of the character, services, and benefits which it has to offer including the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Thousand Islands, Queen’s University, and regional health care services.

Only 2.5 hours from each of Toronto and Montreal, and 1.5 hours from Ottawa.

Directions:

Perth Road to Kismet Lane. Follow to the 3 Kismet Lots turning left at the ‘Y’.

Public Remarks:

Kismet is a large, picturesque and serene retreat located on the Frontenac Arch between Perth Road (Division Street) and the North Basin of Buck Lake, 28 kms. north of Highway 401 in Kingston.

Kismet is comprised of 3 adjoining, but legally separate, parcels of land comprising over 200 acres of dramatic Canadian Shield with over 6000 of lakefront facing and abutting Frontenac Park which is a forever wild 52 square kilometer provincial “near wilderness” park.

Together, Kismet and the Park occupy the entire south end of the lake thereby ensuring a glorious and peaceful, westerly, wilderness view from the entire Kismet property in perpetuity. A unique and incalculable bonus for purchasers – all 3 parcels are accessed from Perth Road by Kismet Lane, a private road restricted for use by the purchasers and their guests only!

The Vendor will provide hydro service to all 3 lots at the Vendor’s expense.

The Purchasers will be able to enjoy all 48 kilometers of Buck Lake waterfront by boat but there is no access to or from the Rideau Canal thereby contributing further to the tranquility of Kismet.

Easy access to Kingston, one of Ontario’s oldest and most charming cities, with all of the character, services, and benefits which it has to offer including the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Thousand Islands, Queen’s University, and regional health care services.

Only 2.5 hours from each of Toronto and Montreal, and 1.5 hours from Ottawa.

Directions:

Perth Road to Kismet Lane. Follow to the 3 Kismet Lots turning left at the ‘Y’.

Public Remarks:

Kismet is a large, picturesque and serene retreat located on the Frontenac Arch between Perth Road (Division Street) and the North Basin of Buck Lake, 28 kms. north of Highway 401 in Kingston.

Kismet is comprised of 3 adjoining, but legally separate, parcels of land comprising over 200 acres of dramatic Canadian Shield with over 6000 of lakefront facing and abutting Frontenac Park which is a forever wild 52 square kilometer provincial “near wilderness” park.

Together, Kismet and the Park occupy the entire south end of the lake thereby ensuring a glorious and peaceful, westerly, wilderness view from the entire Kismet property in perpetuity. A unique and incalculable bonus for purchasers – all 3 parcels are accessed from Perth Road by Kismet Lane, a private road restricted for use by the purchasers and their guests only!

The Vendor will provide hydro service to all 3 lots at the Vendor’s expense.

The Purchasers will be able to enjoy all 48 kilometers of Buck Lake waterfront by boat but there is no access to or from the Rideau Canal thereby contributing further to the tranquility of Kismet.

Easy access to Kingston, one of Ontario’s oldest and most charming cities, with all of the character, services, and benefits which it has to offer including the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Thousand Islands, Queen’s University, and regional health care services.

Only 2.5 hours from each of Toronto and Montreal, and 1.5 hours from Ottawa.

Directions:

Perth Road to Kismet Lane. Follow to the 3 Kismet Lots turning left at the ‘Y’.