A famous Canadian cottage is on the market for short stays. The Barlocan property has become well known since the show Heated Rivalry began. The show depicts two male players on rival hockey teams who strike up a steamy relationship behind closed doors.
The home is located on Walkers Point in Muskoka, Ontario, Canada. It is a three-bedroom property. Many of the cottage scenes in the first season of the show are filmed in that location. There will be an opportunity for someone to get a first-hand look at the famous land next month.
You can rent the cottage featured in Heated Rivalry from March 3
If you’re looking for a beautiful vacation spot well known to Heated Rivalry fans, the show’s beautiful property might be for you. Airbnb has listed a cottage for rent, available as of March 3. The price to rent will be $248.10 Canadian per night, which equates to $181 American.
Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, among others, are now huge stars thank to the show’s popularity. It even inspired one professional hockey player to come out as gay. Jesse Korteum currently plays for the Cutting Edges in Vancouver, Canada, the only LGBTQ+ hockey team in the area.
Although the main setting of Heated Rivalry is in Montreal, the famous cottage is located about two hours north of Toronto.
In the season one finale of Heated Rivalry, that property serves as the backdrop for many defining moments. Among those are free-flowing conversations in the home’s living room and cuddles around the firepit. The three bedrooms all feature king beds, which branch off a central living area, with a wall-mounted TV and walls of glass overlooking the lake.
The show, now on HBO Max, is coming back for a second season.
TELL US – WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN RENTING THIS ICONIC PROPERTY?
