Fractional Ownership In Canada

The Cottages at Port Stanton is the closest fractional ownership resort to Toronto, located at the gateway to Musoka on beautiful Sparrow Lake. The comfortably appointed and spacious two and three bedroom cottages feature large screened Muskoka Rooms, fully equipped kitchens, cottage-contemporary decor and stunning lake views.

The Lodge at Pine Cove has transformed itself to appeal to today’s ever-changing vacation and tourism market place by offering eco-friendly vacations, outdoor activities-based vacations and alternative cottage ownership opportunities.

This iconic cottage destination has been the place that allows imaginations to wander: lazy days reading on the dock, kids swimming to their hearts content, a barbeque while the sun sets over the lake after another perfect day.

Touchstone on Lake Muskoka is one of Canada’s premiere vacation home communities and the area’s only private residence club and resort. Not far from “Millionaire’s Row,” Touchstone is located on a beautiful 30-acre parcel of Lake Muskoka shoreline between Bracebridge and Port Carling.

Mountain Spirit Resort & Spa is located in the four season Canadian mountain getaway, Kimberley, British Columbia. This ski-in ski-out resort is also just steps away from world class golfing at Trickle Creek’s championship courses.

The resort is just 20 minutes from the Canadian Rockies International Airport. Whole or quarter ownership is available in fully furnished studios, one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom suites. A limited number of penthouses are also available.

Spirit Ridge Vineyard Resort & Spa is located in Osoyoos, in the South Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada. The resort is adjacent to the only desert in Canada and 4 hours drive from Vancouver. The South Okanagan is known for its many wineries, hot weather and mild winters and the unique desert landscape. Spirit Ridge is within 15 minutes drive of more than 50 wineries, 4 championship golf courses, specialty shops and delis’, an array of restaurants, micro brew pubs and of course… Canada’s warmest lake, Lake Osoyoos.