1919 Estates

Bobcaygeon is a lakeside village in the Kawartha Lakes, known for its waterfront setting on the Trent-Severn Waterway and its small-town main street of shops, cafes and services. Everyday needs such as groceries, dining and local retail are found within the village, while the broader Kawartha Lakes region adds seasonal recreation, farmers' markets and community amenities.

Living on an estate lot here means space and privacy alongside the outdoor lifestyle the area is celebrated for, from boating and fishing to trails and open countryside.

Bobcaygeon is reached primarily by regional road, with County Road 36 serving as the main route through the village and connecting to surrounding communities in the Kawartha Lakes. Highway 35 to the west and Highway 7 to the south link the area to Lindsay, Peterborough and the wider region, with routes eventually feeding toward Highway 115 and Highway 401 for travel to the Greater Toronto Area. A vehicle is the practical way to get around this rural-estate setting.

Jeffery Homes is an Ontario homebuilder responsible for the 1919 Estates community in Bobcaygeon. The builder is developing this collection of modern farmhouse-style estate homes on large lots in the Kawartha Lakes. Prospective buyers are encouraged to review the builder's current offerings and confirm specifications directly.

Buying a pre-construction estate home usually begins with registering your interest so you receive first access to pricing, lot selection and floor plans before a public release. Getting in early in a release can matter when lot count is limited and larger, premium lots tend to move first.

Purchases are typically secured with a deposit paid in staged installments over time rather than all at once, with the structure set by the builder. Your agreement of purchase and sale will spell out the details, and it's worth reviewing them carefully before signing.

For freehold homes in Ontario, the statutory 10-day cooling-off period that applies to new condominiums under the Condominium Act does not apply. Buyers should rely on their agreement and independent legal advice, and confirm all timelines and terms directly with the builder.