SHORELINE on Lost Lake: A Lakefront Cabin at Canoe Bay Village (Lot 24, Sold)

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Editor’s note (October 13, 2026): The Shoreline at Lot 24 is no longer on Canoe Bay Village’s available-homes list and has sold. We’re keeping the tour up as a record of the home. Scroll down for homes that are still for sale.

Tucked into the quiet southwest corner of Lost Lake, the SHORELINE at Lot 24 in Canoe Bay Village was the best-priced lakefront home the village had offered in some time. It pairs peaceful water views with an open, light-filled floor plan and a large screened porch just steps from the shoreline — and like every home here, it comes fully furnished with no HOA fees and no property taxes. Let’s take a closer look.

Shoreline cabin exterior with wood siding, metal roof, and screened porch at sunset on Lost Lake, Canoe Bay Village Lot 24 — Images courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Quiet Corner of Lost Lake

Lot 24 sits in the southwest corner of Lost Lake, one of the calmest positions in the village. It is the kind of spot where the water is still in the morning and the loudest thing you will hear is the wind moving through the pines. The cabin’s warm siding and standing-seam metal roof settle into the treeline rather than fighting it, and the lake sits just beyond the porch.

Lost Lake at dusk with Shoreline cabins glowing among the trees at Canoe Bay Village — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

An Open, Light-Filled Floor Plan

The great room is built around the light. Windows are placed to pull the lake indoors, so the water stays in view from the sofa, the dining area, and the kitchen alike. The open plan is designed to make the most of every square foot — nothing here is wasted on hallways — and the result feels considerably larger than the footprint suggests.

Light-filled great room with lake-view window, electric fireplace, and French doors to the screened porch at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Large Screened Porch Steps From the Shoreline

The screened porch is where this home earns its keep. It is a genuine outdoor room rather than a token add-on: big enough for morning coffee and a full dinner table, screened so the evenings by the water stay comfortable, and positioned to catch the sunset over Lost Lake. For most of the year it functions as a second living room.

Spacious wood screened porch looking out over the lawn and Lost Lake at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Fully Equipped Kitchen with Premium Appliances

The kitchen is fully equipped with premium appliances and enough counter and storage space to cook properly rather than merely reheat. It is a detail that separates a well-designed small home from a glorified cabin — you are not giving up the ability to host a real meal just because the square footage is modest.

Fully equipped kitchen with wood cabinetry, cooktop, microwave, and forest views at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Spacious King Bedroom

The bedroom holds a full king bed with room to move around it, and there is no loft ladder involved. That single decision is what makes a home like this workable for full-time living, for guests of any age, and for anyone who would rather not climb into bed. Windows keep the room bright and connected to the woods and lake outside.

King bedroom with built-in cabinetry and a large window overlooking the forest and Lost Lake at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

Room for Guests Without a Second Bedroom

A queen-size sleeper sofa in the living area handles visitors without dedicating year-round square footage to a room that sits empty most of the time. It is the smart trade in a home this size: flexible space that adapts to the weekend rather than fixed space that only pays off a few times a year.

Open living area with sofa, coffee table, dining nook, and kitchen beyond at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

A Full Bath and In-Home Laundry

The bathroom is a proper full bath with a tub/shower, and the home includes its own washer and dryer — no shared laundry building, no trips into town. In-home laundry is one of those features that sounds minor on a spec sheet and turns out to matter enormously once you are actually living somewhere.

Full bathroom with vanity, toilet, and in-home washer at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

Bathroom tub and shower surround with knotty pine walls at Shoreline Lot 24 — Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village

Built for Wisconsin Winters

Exceptional insulation and energy-efficient construction keep the home comfortable year-round, which in the Northwoods is not a small claim. High-speed fiber-optic internet is available, so the cabin works just as well as a remote-work base or a seasonal retreat as it does a full-time residence.

Design Details

Model: New SHORELINE park-model cabin
Location: Quiet southwest corner of Lost Lake at Canoe Bay Village
Outdoor space: Large screened porch with lake views
Great room: Open, light-filled floor plan with windows oriented to the water
Kitchen: Fully equipped kitchen with premium appliances
Bedroom: Spacious king bedroom
Guest space: Queen-size sleeper sofa in the living area
Bath & laundry: Full bathroom with tub/shower and in-home washer/dryer
Insulation: Premium insulation and energy-efficient construction for year-round comfort
Tech: High-speed fiber-optic internet available
Turnkey: Fully furnished and move-in ready

What Makes This Build Special

One of the most attractively priced lakefront homes Canoe Bay Village has offered — real waterfront at well under the cost of the village’s other Shoreline cabins
A quiet southwest-corner position on Lost Lake, away from the busier stretches of shoreline
A large screened porch that functions as a second living room for most of the year
A ground-floor king bedroom with no loft ladder, making it viable for full-time living at any age
A queen sleeper sofa that handles guests without committing square footage to a spare room

Stress-Free Ownership

What truly sets the Shoreline apart is how simple ownership is. The grounds, utilities, and maintenance are handled for you, so you can focus on enjoying the lake instead of taking care of a property.

Original asking price: $171,400 (2026, sold)
Lot Rent at the time: $640/month (includes water, sewer, garbage, grounds maintenance, and parking)
Utilities: Power billed separately; fiber-optic internet $30/month
No HOA fees and no property taxes

Please note: all tours are by appointment only, as we respect the privacy of our guests. Drop-ins cannot be accommodated — thank you for understanding.

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Video Tour

Take a full walk-through of the Shoreline at Lot 24 in the video tour below:

More Lakefront Cabins at Canoe Bay Village

If the Shoreline at Lot 24 caught your eye, these Canoe Bay Village homes were still listed as available in October 2026:

Glass House — Lot 27 (a 32-foot wall of glass overlooking a protected wetland)
Shoreline XL — Lot 26 (a private, fully furnished Lost Lake home)
SHORELINE on Lost Lake — Lot 23 (a private end lot with a dramatic window wall and gourmet kitchen)

Learn more: See all available units at Canoe Bay Village. If you would like general information or to order a Shoreline for your own location, get in touch here.

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