What a $13 million cottage in Ontario looks like

Last summer, this massive Canadiana-themed Ontario cottage on Lake of Bays was asking nearly $14 million.

Now, the sprawling Muskoka retreat at 1100 Delbrooke Rd. is back on the market once again, this time with a price tag of $12,995,000.

It's not the first time the property has made headlines either. More than a decade ago, the over-the-top cottage was listed for $15 million, cementing its reputation as one of Muskoka's most extravagant and iconic waterfront estates.

The Great Room. 

Perched on its own private point of land, the property spans 2.36 acres and boasts roughly 800 feet of shoreline, giving it panoramic views across Lake of Bays in just about every direction.

A games room. 

The main cottage is impossible to miss.

The library. 

Built from stone and timber, the custom log home stretches across approximately 12,000 square feet and feels less like a cottage and more like a luxury wilderness resort.

The sunroom. 

While many high-end Muskoka cottages lean into sleek contemporary design, this one fully embraces a playful Canadiana aesthetic.

The children's secret garden. 

There are whimsical concrete trees growing indoors, a children's secret garden, rustic timber beams, granite windowsills, and enough handcrafted details to keep you spotting something new in every room.

The dining room. 

The themed spaces only get more unusual from there.

The saloon bar. 

For example, there's a saloon-style bar complete with saddle barstools and a cowboy hat-shaped sink. 

The primary bedroom. 

Meanwhile, the primary bedroom is "Bigwin Island" themed. 

The home theatre. 

Of course, the property also has all the luxury features you'd expect from an estate in this price range, like an indoor movie theatre, floor-to-ceiling fireplaces, a hot yoga studio, an outdoor putting green, and an elevator connecting all three levels.

The landscaped grounds. 

Outside, professionally designed landscaping by Sandhill Nurseries surrounds the home, while a sandy beach, granite steps into the lake and flagstone patios make the waterfront feel more like a private resort.

The putting green. 

The Inukshuk and iron moose sculpture in the yard add a whimsical touch to the outdoor spaces.

The boathouse. 

Then there's the boathouse.

Fishing hatches. 

One of the largest on Lake of Bays, the three-slip boathouse comes equipped with three remote-controlled boat lifts, four fishing hatches for rainy days, and even a family room perched right above the water.

A patio on the boathouse. 

The paved driveway is almost as impressive as the house itself, with roughly 30,000 square feet of interlocking stone leading up to the property.

The kitchen. 

Most of the furnishings are also available for purchase, meaning the next owner could move in without having to source a collection of cowboy-themed bathroom fixtures.

Views of the lake. 

The asking price may have dropped by nearly $1 million since last year, but it's still a serious investment.

An aerial view of the property. 

Then again, if you've been looking for a 12,000-square-foot log mansion with its own saloon, secret garden, enormous boathouse and one of the best waterfront settings in Muskoka, there probably aren't too many other options.