Bungalow Home surrounded in Farming Area

Welcome to our Cozy and Spacious All-Season Multi-Level Country Home! An hour drive from Toronto, just off highway 115, with close amenities. This unique, 3 bedroom cottage with a rustic interior, sits on 1 acre of land surrounded by Endless Trails, Mature Trees, Streams and A Beautiful Pond - a Nature Lover's Paradise! Perfect for taking a swim, walking along the trails, and enjoying the large open space out back. Experience the serenity and nature at your leisure

What specialized in the City of Port Hope;

The Ganaraska River (affectionately known as "The Ganny"), is well known to area anglers for annual salmon and trout runs. It has caused many historic floods, the most recent having occurred on March 21–22, 1980. Every April since until 2020, Port Hope has commemorated the flood with "Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny" ten kilometre boat race.[19][20][21] "Participants range from serious paddlers navigating the cold, fast-moving water in kayaks and canoes, to the very entertaining 'crazy craft' paddlers, floating any combination of materials down the river in an attempt to reach the finish line."[22] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event was cancelled in 2020 and 2021, the first time in its history for such action.[23]
Attractions
The Capitol Theatre is Canada's last functioning atmospheric theatre.[24] The theatre's main auditorium is styled after an outdoor medieval courtyard and rolling clouds are projected onto the ceiling. The town spent in excess of three million dollars renovating and upgrading the theatre in 2004–2005. It is also used for live events by Port Hope Festival Theatre.


John David Smith House, c. 1834
The Municipality of Port Hope is home to many heritage and cultural attractions, and events, including:

Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny—a water race commemorating the 1980 flood of the Ganaraska River[25]
Ganaraska Forest Centre
Canadian Firefighters Museum[26]
Port Hope Yacht Club
Port Hope Festival Theatre at the Capitol Theatre
La Jeunesse Youth Orchestra [27] (3 concerts per year)
Port Hope and District Agricultural Fall Fair
The All Canadian Jazz Festival
Port Hope Farmers' Market (May to October)[28]
Port Hope Christmas and Santa Claus Parade (includes Festival of Trees, Candlelight Walk to Memorial Park, and Carol Singing)
Port Hope Drive-In (Built in 1952, it is among the oldest Canadian drive-ins still operating)
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Annual House Tour, Garden Tour, and Antiques and Artifacts Auction
Port Hope and District Historical Society Dorothy's House Museum
Port Hope Archives[29]
Friends of Wesleyville Village
Beaches:
West Beach (parking at the end of Marsh Street)
East Beach (parking at the bottom of King Street at Madison Street)
Port Hope Waterfront Trail[30]
Port Hope Golf and Country Club[31]
Have a campfire at night to watch the stars.

Also;
Haute Goat Farm 10Km
Garden Hill Farmers Market 5Km
Cobourg Beach 18Km
Port Hope Town 10Km
Port Hope Downtown 12Km