5 Lakefront and Waterfront Luxury Homes in Manitoba and PEI

Along the water’s edge in Rock Lake, this lakefront retreat spans 2.75 acres with panoramic views and a generous beachfront. Inside, updated living space is paired with practical improvements, including new shingles, a new kitchen, and new appliances. Life flows naturally outdoors: three south-facing decks extend from the primary bedroom, dining room, and downstairs rec room, inviting long afternoons of sunshine and lake air. The lower level adds flexibility with a versatile office/bedroom warmed by in-floor heat, while efficient geothermal heating and cooling keep every season comfortable. A 12’ x 12’ screened gazebo and fenced yard create easy gathering spaces, complemented by a 512 sq ft inground pool made for effortless entertaining. A 40’ x 40’ insulated triple garage rounds out this private lakeside setting for vehicles, storage, or recreation.

From its elevated setting in North Carleton, this 2005-built residence pairs exceptional craftsmanship with sweeping southwest-facing water views. Premium 3/4-inch fir plywood throughout underscores a focus on lasting quality, while a spacious foyer opens to a bright living room topped by cathedral ceilings and framed by expansive windows. A propane fireplace anchors the gathering space, flowing into an open-concept dining area detailed with custom built-in glass cabinetry, a wine fridge, and a propane stove. Patio doors extend daily living to a generous deck, joined by a wraparound deck accessed from the pantry and laundry via a garden door. The main floor includes a bedroom and full bath for guests or one-level living. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a 7-piece ensuite with walk-in sauna, walk-in closet, and balcony access, plus a second large bedroom with its own ensuite. An attached double garage and detached outbuilding add flexible possibilities.

Along the Souris River, this private waterfront retreat is designed to keep the water in view, with breathtaking river outlooks from nearly every room. The bright, open-concept main level frames its setting beautifully, connecting a spacious kitchen—complete with a large center island with seating, a walk-in pantry, and a cozy breakfast nook overlooking the river—to the dining area and an inviting living room anchored by a fireplace. With comfort and functionality in mind, the main floor also features a generous primary suite with a walk-in closet and a private ensuite, where a jetted soaker tub sets the tone for unhurried evenings. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms support easy hosting and everyday life, all wrapped in a layout that encourages you to slow down and linger by the water.

Perched above the water in Georgetown, this contemporary residence is defined by an intimate, ever-changing relationship with the shoreline. Stained Western Red Cedar cladding lets the architecture settle quietly into its surroundings, while clean lines bring a crisp modernity. Inside, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams add volume and texture, balanced by porcelain tile flooring and a warm, inviting palette. A wall of ocean-facing windows frames panoramic views that stretch to distant islands and lighthouses, with fishing boats and sailboats passing through the scene as seabirds circle and seals bask below. Outdoors, an expansive cedar deck extends daily living into the salt air—an easy place for morning coffee. Native grasses and island stone complete the natural composition, keeping the focus where it belongs: sky, sea, and horizon.

Along the water’s edge on St. Peters Bay, this lovingly cared-for home looks out to the beauty of Greenwich National Park, set on more than an acre of professionally landscaped land with an additional acre-plus building lot next door. Over the past fifteen years, thoughtful upgrades have been made with a quiet, consistent pride of ownership. A bright sunroom and breezeway create an inviting arrival, connecting to an oversized double garage with 10-foot doors and a fully accessible loft above. Inside, the main living area flows into a sun-filled kitchen, dining, and living space designed around the view. Step out the back door and let the coastline set the pace—launch a kayak, drop in a fishing boat, walk the shoreline, or cycle the Confederation Trail, with the water just steps away.