TeamHamlinHomes

Some homes give you a place to live.

Others give you a reason to slow down.

Imagine starting your morning with a coffee on the porch, watching the sun rise over rolling countryside as Lake Ontario glimmers in the distance. No traffic. No neighbours looking into your backyard. Just open skies, peaceful views, and the feeling that you’ve finally found a place where you can breathe.

Welcome to 2402 Ganaraska Road, Port Hope.

Set on 2.4 acres and surrounded by approximately 196 acres of protected conservation land, this remarkable property offers a level of privacy and natural beauty that is becoming increasingly rare.

The timeless stone home offers over 3,100 square feet of living space, while the heated shop, barn, entertainment drive shed with vintage bar, and wood-burning sauna create endless opportunities to work, create, entertain, and unwind.

Whether you’re an artist seeking inspiration, an entrepreneur looking for the perfect home-based workspace, or simply someone dreaming of a quieter lifestyle without sacrificing convenience, this property offers possibilities that extend far beyond its walls.

And while it feels a world away, you’re only minutes from Port Hope, Highway 401, Highway 407, Ganaraska Forest, Rice Lake, golf courses, and Ski Resort.

Some properties are purchased.

Others are experienced.

This is one you’ll never want to leave.

📍 2402 Ganaraska Road, Port Hope
🏡 Detached 2-Storey Stone Home
🛏️ 3 Bedrooms
🛁 2 Bathrooms
📐 3,152 Sq. Ft.
💰 $1,175,000

📩 Message me for more information or to arrange your private tour.

✨ Creating Memories… One Home at a Time.

Angela Hamlin
TeamHamlinHomes
Royal Heritage Realty Ltd., Brokerage

Buying a rural property means stepping into the role of your own utility manager, with a lot more freedom, and responsibility, than most expect.

Unlike in the city, you’re now the person making sure water is safe, waste is handled properly, and every barn or shed on the land is secure and functional. Septic systems and wells might seem daunting at first, but treating them like regular home features, with schedules, records, and routine checks, keeps everything manageable. Outbuildings add their own layer, from checking for leaks to understanding if your dream workshop actually fits local regulations.

A staged approach turns the learning curve into a practical plan: identify what’s on the property, inspect and test, collect any available records, and map out when things need service or inspection. Keeping good notes and asking questions up front means these systems quickly become part of normal upkeep, not a source of worry.

What would you want to know first before making the switch to country living?

Creating Memories... One Home At A Time...