0 Joe Batts Pond Road, Gander, Newfoundland & Labrador

About 0 Joe Batts Pond Road

Looking for a peaceful escape with rustic charm and breathtaking views? This cozy 2 bedroom, 1-bath cabin on the tranquil shores of Joe Batt’s Pond offers the perfect retreat for those looking to unwind and connect with nature. Nestled on owned land and surrounded by mature trees, this property provides a sense of privacy and serenity while offering all the essentials for comfortable cabin living. Inside, the open-concept kitchen and living area features warm wood-paneled walls and ceilings, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Large windows provide stunning views of the pond, filling the space with natural light and giving you front-row access to the beauty of the outdoors. A wood stove adds that rustic touch and keeps the cabin toasty on cooler evenings. The kitchen is equipped with propane appliances, making it both practical and functional for off-grid living. The two bedrooms offer space for family or guests, while the bathroom adds extra convenience for extended stays. This cabin runs on an efficient 1800-watt Honda generator, and while the property is not currently connected to the grid, power lines are accessible nearby, giving you the option to hook up to electrical service in the future. A large water tank is located behind the shed, and a battery-operated pump allows you to bring in your own water with ease. Waste disposal is located in front of patio to the left. Step outside to enjoy the spacious deck with unobstructed water views—perfect for morning coffees or evening sunsets. There's a firepit near the shoreline, ideal for relaxing nights under the stars. A storage shed provides space for tools, firewood, or outdoor gear, adding to the cabin’s functionality. This property offers the perfect mix of privacy and natural beauty. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, summer retreat, or an off-grid lifestyle by the water, this cabin is a rare opportunity in a stunning location. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Joe Batt’s Pond. (id:2599)