earth day
April 22, 2024
Together with you we’re Curating …
“Terri and her team have been an invaluable part of our vacation rental’s success story for the last three years.Exceptional service, coupled with a personable approach, sets them apart in the industry. The responsiveness and unwavering commitment to maintaining our property have consistently exceeded our expectations. Trustworthiness, strong values, and reliability have solidified a partnership based on mutual trust.”
“Terri and her team have been an essential part of making our short-term rental a success. They’ve helped us through the high demands (and sometimes last minute turnovers), always professionally, effectively and efficiently but also with a personal touch. They’ve gone above and beyond in so many ways, we can’t say enough great things.”
My grandparents and great-grandparents built cottages side by side on a little lake outside of Huntsville in 1951.
My sisters and I grew up all summer every summer running barefoot between the two cottages, with no phone, no tv, but thankfully electricity, running water and one tank full of gas allowed per week for the ski boat. We learned how to canoe, boat, waterski and fish, how to keep our evening lights to a minimum to be able to see the stars, to enjoy a bonfire, work hard, and to respect the land and water. Sustainability was built into our experience from the start.
Cottaging has changed significantly over the decades but the feeling for those returning to Muskoka or visiting it for the first time, should be the same, a rich experience with people you enjoy in a comfortable space in the wilderness. For owners, whether you’re a new cottage owner or decades in, you’ve invested a lot of heart and soul into your space; offering it to vacationing guests is a great way to share everything Muskoka has to offer.
