A Scandinavian-inspired Ontario farmhouse is selling for under $3 million

Ontario has no shortage of sprawling country estates, but they don't always come with interiors that feel quite this polished.

Sitting on roughly 2.74 acres in Oro-Medonte, this Scandinavian farmhouse-inspired bungalow combines the kind of quiet, minimalist design you'd expect from a Nordic retreat with enough amenities to make leaving the property almost entirely optional.

And 24 Windfield Dr. is currently listed for $2,998,888.

The foyer. 

That's actually less than the home sold for just a few years ago.

The dining room. 

According to the listing history, the property sold for $3.35 million in 2022 and was previously listed for $3.25 million earlier this year before returning to market at its current sub-$3-million asking price.

One of the bedrooms with an ensuite. 

The custom-built bungalow offers approximately 4,500 square feet of living space, with four-plus-one bedrooms and five bathrooms.

The mudroom. 

Inside, the Scandinavian influence is immediately apparent.

The open-concept kitchen, dining and living areas. 

The home boasts soaring ceilings, huge windows, custom white oak flooring and a warm, neutral palette that manages to feel minimalist without veering into sterile territory.

The kitchen. 

The open-concept kitchen is similarly understated but very high-end, with Caesarstone countertops, custom cabinetry and a massive island.

The Thermador range with a pot filler. 

The kitchen also comes equipped with a suite of Thermador appliances, including a 48-inch range, as well as a separate butler's pantry with yet another island.

The main living area. 

The kitchen opens into the main living area, where a fireplace provides a focal point, and walls of windows bring in plenty of natural light.

The mudroom. 

Multiple walkouts throughout the home also make the roughly three-acre property feel like an extension of the living space.

The home office. 

Elsewhere on the main floor, there's a private office with a custom-built desk and credenza, plus a large mudroom that connects the home to the garage and outdoors.

The primary bedroom. 

The primary bedroom is appropriately serene, with plenty of closet space and a spa-like ensuite.

The primary ensuite. 

The attention to detail extends to the rest of the bathrooms, which feature custom ash vanities, and both the primary and secondary bathrooms have heated floors.

The basement recreation room. 

But as lovely as the interiors are, it's the home's seemingly endless list of amenities that really sets the property apart.

The bunk bed room. 

Downstairs, you'll find a dedicated wine room, home gym and custom-built bunk beds that look ready-made for a very upscale sleepover.

The back deck. 

And things get even more impressive outside.

An aerial view of the property. 

The extensively landscaped grounds are surrounded by mature trees for privacy, and there's a newly added private sports court with its own lighting.

The sports court. 

So, depending on your athletic ambitions, you can use it for basketball, pickleball, or simply pretending you're staying at a very expensive resort.

The sauna. 

There's also an outdoor sauna and hot tub for recovering from all that exertion.

The back of the house. 

Built-in speakers extend throughout the interior and exterior of the home, and there's even a heated three-car garage.

A view of how close the lake is. 

The property sits on a quiet lakeside cul-de-sac in Oro-Medonte's Windfield area, just minutes from Lake Simcoe and within easy reach of Barrie.

The laundry room. 

Golf courses, ski hills and trails are also nearby, making this the kind of place that works as well in the middle of February as it does on a summer weekend.

An ensuite bathroom looking into one of the bedrooms. 

And while just under $3 million is hardly cheap, getting nearly three acres, roughly 4,500 square feet of living space, a sports court, sauna, hot tub and Scandinavian-inspired interiors for less than the property sold for in 2022 certainly makes the price history interesting.

An aerial view of the property. 

Especially considering you'd be hard-pressed to find this much space — or your own private pickleball court — for the same price in Toronto.