For Sale: Bryan Baeumler’s “House On The Rocks” Cottage

Sure, a picture’s worth 1,000 words but how does one price privacy, not to mention perfection in the plentiful perks of home design/renovation? Built during season two of Bryan and Sarah Baeumler’s hit show House of Bryan, this gorgeous Georgian Bay dream cottage is now for sale – for $1.85 million. Take a walk in the Baumlers’ watershoes: maybe western exposure is the right direction for you and your family!

Step right up! Let’s see what’s in store in the dream cottage Bryan and Sarah Baeumler built in 2012.

Decked out: table seating for eight along with couches and chairs to cozily accommodate an additional six makes this outdoor space the place to be come summertime. Are you curious to know what was Bryan’s favourite vacation? Find out here.

Not everybody finds chess a breeze but this beautiful breezeway’s movable marble set couldn’t be more inviting. The best cottages have large common rooms, along with small nooks where people can escape for quiet time, just like this bright and contemporary entryway.

Little accents like the complementary colours in these pictures and chair patterns go a long way to establishing a subtle chic consistency throughout the cottage. Sarah was able to strike the perfect balance between her elegant style, and the laidback look that makes a cottage inviting for kids and guests.

Tea party or lollygag lounge, this lovely little ladies room performs double duty with the utmost diplomacy!

You can never have too many beds in a cottage, and kids will love sleepovers in this four-person custom bunk bed. It even features under-the-stairs cubby holes for books and flashlights.

Bryan and Sarah took a modern approach to their cottage great room. It’s filled with classic materials that conjure images of Northern Ontario, but they’ve broken up the neutral stone and wood with modern light fixtures and a bright, colourful woodland scene that stretches over their 12-person dining table.

Bryan and Sarah designer their entire living room around a central fireplace, meaning no matter where you are (the kitchen, dining area or living room) you can enjoy the sight, sound and smell of a fireplace.

The genius design of Bryan and Sarah’s kitchen sees the elongated cook and prep area highlighted, looking over the entire great room and keeping hosts in contact with guests.

The only problem with the charming design of Bryan and Sarah’s guest room (with a patio walk-out!) is that guests will never want to leave!

Sarah chose a beautiful palette of neutrals with soft and warm pastels. Want to know what’s the one item Sarah can’t live without? Find out here.

The Baeumlers went all out on their master bedroom: king-size bed, a side table with seating for two and expansive, patio-access glass doors and windows looking out onto Georgian Bay.

A super-roomy ensuite offers enough space, and sinks, for toothbrushing together.