the blue mountains, in grey county, sits where the beaver river meets the southern shore of nottawasaga bay. best known as ontario's premier four-season destination, the area combines a year-round outdoor lifestyle with the relaxed pace of a small georgian bay community.
winter is the headline. blue mountain resort anchors the public ski experience, while georgian peaks, osler bluff, craigleith, and the alpine ski club draw skiers and snowboarders to four of ontario's most established private clubs. when the snow melts, the same escarpment opens up to hiking, road and mountain biking, beach days on georgian bay, paddling, and championship golf.
the village at blue mountain anchors the social scene - boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, hotels, and chalets, with golf courses within walking distance. just five minutes away, scandinave spa sits on 25 acres of natural ontario birch, and the scenic caves offer treetop trails and lookouts over the bay. craigleith provincial park lines highway 26, the bruce trail threads through the township, and kolapore, metcalfe rock, and the duncan crevice caves nature reserve are well known to mountain bikers, rock climbers, and cross-country skiers.
the lifestyle:
life in the blue mountains has the rhythm of a long vacation that never quite ends. the community hosts a steady calendar of local events, with blue mountain village drawing visitors from across the country and beyond. the surrounding landscape is the real headline - escarpment vistas, ski terrain, beaches, waterfalls, forested trails, and hundreds of acres of public parkland, essentially in residents' backyards. the views are panoramic and largely unobstructed, and they change with every season.
internationally recognized as a four-season tourism destination, the blue mountains offers a quality of life that works for everyone - full-time residents putting down roots, adventurers chasing off-the-beaten-path trails, and weekenders looking to slow down and reset. it's a community designed for people who want their outdoor lifestyle measured in days, not hours.
on a quiet cul-de-sac off brooker boulevard, a short stroll from blue mountain village, this meticulously maintained four-bedroom home sits on a 60.14 x 144.85 foot lot with the blue mountain ski hills rising behind it. a new flagstone walkway leads up to the front porch, the gardens have just been restored across the whole property, and the entire house, interior and exterior, was freshly painted in 2026.
this is a home that has been cared for with real intent. in the space of a year, its owner has opened up the kitchen, laid new engineered oak hardwood floors across the entire upper level, updated the electrical and refinished the exterior, so the next owner arrives with nothing left on the list but the ski season.
designed with a reverse floor plan, the home gives its best level to the views. upstairs, the kitchen, dining and living areas open to one another surrounded by an abundance of windows, with the hills of blue mountain framed beyond.
the kitchen is the centre of it all. granite countertops, a micro-cement backsplash, upgraded hardware and new light fixtures, with room enough to host the whole family. step out to the upper deck for barbecues and long al fresco dinners outside as the sun sets over the slopes. the primary suite shares this level with a renovated three-piece ensuite, alongside a second bedroom and a four-piece bathroom.
the main level is made for the end of a ski day. the recreation room gathers around a gas fireplace and walks out to the patio and the backyard, while two more bedrooms, a full four-piece bathroom and the laundry room give family and guests a floor of their own. the larger front bedroom could easily be used for an office, a den or kids play room.
and the door that looks like a garage opens onto something more useful up here: a generous storage space for skis, bikes and every piece of gear the four seasons call for. it is not a garage. it is the room this lifestyle actually needs.
offered fully furnished, with gas forced-air heat, central air, municipal water and sewer, and parking for four, 104 laurie’s court is ready the day you arrive. just bring your gear
