1 Little Grenadier Island, Leeds And The Thousand Islands

Nestled within the historic Thousand Islands, Little Grenadier Island is a hidden gem in this iconic North American archipelago. Spanning over 14 acres, it ranks among the largest privately owned islands on the Canadian side of the Saint Lawrence River. The island's rugged beauty from wooded trails and rocky cliffs to sandy inlets has beckoned adventurers and dreamers for generations. Under the stewardship of a single family since 1945, its main lodge, boathouse, and cozy cottages reflect a timeless charm and offer a glimpse into the island's rich past. However, the island holds immense potential for future development. With its acreage, stunning waterfront views, and expansive natural landscape, the island presents unique opportunities for further building, creating additional retreats & enhancing its amenities. Its allure as both a sanctuary & investment makes it a rare opportunity to shape and expand upon a cherished piece of history while preserving its natural beauty and legacy.