86 OAK HILL Road

As stated by the MLS®, nothing inferred.

Below-comps first · all nearby homes shown, not just the good-value ones.

Detached

$1,150,000

Above recent sales

178 Oak Hill Road

4 bed · 3 bath·2500-3000 sq ft·10 parking

Port Hope

Listed 6 days ago · Royal LePage Proalliance Realty

Welcome to 86 Oak Hill Road - a rare 69.5-acre country estate, where a near-kilometre private drive delivers you to a beautiful home backing directly onto the Ganaraska Forest. Step out your door to endless snowmobile, hiking, and ATV trails, and end each day watching the sunset roll across your own land from a wrap-around porch and patio. Inside, the main floor opens into a warm, farm-style kitchen anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, with two bedrooms and the everyday comfort of true country living. Upstairs, a private second-floor primary retreat awaits - an enormous master complete with its own office nook, ensuite bathroom, dedicated laundry, and a walk-in closet the size of a bedroom. With 3+1 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms across the property, there's room for the whole family and then some.A standout feature: a fully legal one-bedroom Airbnb apartment with its own full kitchen and laundry, generating approximately $30,000 per year - built-in income from day one. Two kitchens, two septic systems, a 22kW Honeywell Generator and major mechanicals already handled, with two furnaces and two A/C units all new in 2026. Add a two-car garage and exceptional privacy throughout.For the equestrian buyer, this is a turnkey hobby horse farm. The five-stall barn is supported by an insulated tack room with seven individual tack lockers, a 60x100 sand riding ring, four 10x20 run-ins, a 12x30 hay storage lean-to, a tractor lean-to, and a dedicated stall/rehab paddock. Electro-braid fencing, two automatic water drinking posts and a frost free hydrant make daily care effortless year-round. Outside, gorgeous interlocking surrounds a custom horseshoe-shaped fire pit - the perfect gathering spot under big country skies. Properties like this, with this much land, income, and equestrian infrastructure backing onto the Ganaraska, simply don't come along often.