Otty Woods

The Place For You At Otty Lake

Where quiet country pursuits, green living and sophisticated residential design combine, with four seasons of natural lakeside beauty.

Otty Woods, near Perth, one of Eastern Ontario's most historic and architecturally undisturbed towns, is a tranquil, shaded enclave of large wooded lots where you can build the kind of home and lifestyle you have always yearned for. Surrounded by natural beauty and with year round access to one of the region's most beautiful lakes, your life and your family's will become healthier, happier and and more balanced.

Otty Woods is a fresh canvas upon which you can paint your future. Surrounded by nature, your architect will undoubtedly be inspired by nature's elements – limestone, granite, red maples, white birch, sunsets on the water, country lanes, blue shadows on the snow.

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Otty Lake Association

Otty Woods is proud to support this community institution. For further info visit www.ottylakeassociation.ca

Waterfront Living

The Otty Woods shared waterfront facility features a large cottage country-style gazebo and watercraft storage facility set in a landscaped waterfront area. In addition there is a large swim dock and floating raft, fire pit, picnic tables, BBQ patio and much more.

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Build your Dream Home

The Otty Woods development team has identified some of the region's top architects, residential designers, builders, craftsmen, landscape architects, site engineers and environmental specialist to assist you in the design and implementation of your dream home.

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Otty Lake

The Otty Woods site, with year round access to one of the region's largest and most beautiful lakes, offers the purchaser a unique opportunity for quiet country living, a wide variety of recreational pursuits and quick access to Perth, Kingston and Ottawa.

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Perth History

The idyllic and livable town of Perth, Ontario, known as the “Prettiest Little Town in Ontario”, shares its history with Otty Woods. At the same time that Hugh McKay was arriving in the region, the British Army established a settlement on the Tay River as a garrison town.

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