Tucked only feet from the Boundary Waters, this rare property sits on an impressive point with its own private cove and 795 feet of shoreline. From the dining and living rooms, the view opens straight onto the BWCA and that unmistakable sense of being at the edge of the wilderness. Inside, the home offers three bedrooms and two baths, plus a large four-season room that lets you stay close to the outdoors year-round. Two wood stoves and in-floor heat keep things comfortable through the long northern winters, while a wrap-around deck gives you space to take in the light and the water from nearly every angle. A 25-foot yurt sits for guests or your office. North-facing views that catch the best of the light. It’s a simple, beautiful spot to sleep, write, or just listen to the wind move through the trees. This is a place for people who want the Boundary Waters at their doorstep without giving up a solid home. Morning coffee with a view of the wilderness, evenings on the deck, and the rare feeling of having a private cove all to yourself. It’s not easy to find something this close to the BWCA with this much shoreline and this kind of setting.