A 4.7 acre panel enhanced with two charming restored century cottages, 1 A510 island is located on a protected channel just moments from the storied Ojibway Club. The compound comprises a three-bedroom main cottage sited on the north shoreline and a separate sleeping cabin to the south west. The current owner, not wanting to alter the inherent charm of the cottages, chose to retain the shell of the buildings and undertook an extensive restoration resulting in a streamlined, minimalist cottage experience, enhancing the quality of the interior spaces while deferring to the surrounding natural environment. The main cottage is oriented to capture water views from every room with generously proportioned windows throughout. The spacious great room; open plan kitchen, dining and living is warmed by a brick & stone fireplace. The Bulthaup b2 "kitchen workshop" comprises a cabinet/organizer for storage of all kitchen tools & appliances enclosed behind a sleep White Oak Cabinet and a "workbench" & a stainless steel counter combining prep area, Miele propane cooktop, and sink making for a refined and efficient space. A generous deck wraps two sides of the cottage. A network of trails winds through the property leading to the sleeping cabin on the south west shoreline. The 220 sq ft one-bedroom cottage, has a 2-pc w/c & sliding glass doors opening onto a west facing deck. Given the lot size, further structures would be permitted should one chose to expand the family compound. The land to the south and east is Crown or GBLT holdings thus ensuring privacy. Sited on a protected secondary channel allows for superb swimming, kayaking, and canoeing. Sailing, fishing and boating excursions are moments away to the west and immediately to the east is the Ojibway Club, the social center of Pointe Au Baril with community activities, tennis, fine dining, and children's camp. The property is off the grid powered by propane and solar.