00 DAYTOWN Rd

Located in Smith's Bay, just north of Jones Falls Road, this water access lot has acreage, privacy, mature trees and over 1300 feet of shoreline. The waterfront is natural along the eastern shoreline and becomes shallower back further in the bay. This water-body is part of the Rideau Canal System and gives the new owner endless boating opportunities along this Heritage waterway. Being sold along with this lot are two small islands and a 1.4 acre lot along the north side of Jones Falls Road. This lot has two hydro towers located on it and it has steep access from the road. The water access lot could be a great spot for a small cabin, bunkie or camp site.

Located in Smiths Bay, just north of Jones Falls Road, this water access lot has acreage, privacy, mature trees and over 1300 feet of shoreline. The waterfront is natural along the eastern shoreline and becomes shallower back further in the bay. This water-body is part of the Rideau Canal System and gives the new owner endless boating opportunities along this Heritage waterway. Being sold along with this lot are two small islands and a 1.4 acre lot along the north side of Jones Falls Road. This lot has two hydro towers located on it and it has steep access from the road. The water access lot could be a great spot for a small cabin, bunkie or camp site.

1.8 Acres of natural rocks, trees and beautiful nature fronting on Jones Falls Road and very close to Jones Falls and the World Famous historic Rideau Canal, Hotel Kenney, Jones Falls Locks - a series of 4 locks which lifts boats from Whitefish Lake to Sand Lake and in reverse lower the boats to travel toward Kingston. This is a stunning area to build a home on a paved road with privacy in the tress and be 10 minutes to the full-service village of Elgin, and approximately 30 minutes to Kingston, Brockville, Smith Falls and the international bridge at Ivy Lea to the USA. Enjoy living in the wonderful, picturesque area with lakes, rivers, trails, great roads, pockets of rich farmland and so much to offer. Note: Queen Victoria's daughter, Princess Louise, was married to the Duke of Argyle who became the governor-general of Canada in 1878. They lived in the GG's residence, Rideau Hall, in Ottawa. About 1880-1, they took a cross-Canada rail trip and when the tour finished after many weeks, she proclaimed that Jones Falls was by far the most delightful and beautiful spot she had visited on the whole trip!