Island 72, Northern Bruce Peninsula, ON

EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

This 37.67 acre waterfront parcel offers stunning South and West facing lake views on Lake Huron, and the potential for multi-residential development. Island 72 is strategically situated near Greenough Harbour and Stokes Bay. Currently zoned Resort Residential, zoning permits a wide range of uses including seasonal andpermanent residential dwellings. Essential development approval studies are in progress and nearing completion.

This waterfront community offers an escape into nature with easy access to everyday conveniences. A short drive and residents can discover the charming town of Lion’s Head, teeming with unique shops, diverse restaurants, and art galleries for cultural enthusiasts.

Bruce County is relatively narrow in shape with a substantial amount of coastline along Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. The shoreline has played a significant role in the development of tourism and resort industries adjacent to the shoreline.

One of the most significant single geographic features of Bruce County is the Niagara Escarpment. This area serves as a major tourist attraction and stretches north along the easterly portion of the Bruce Peninsula from Wiarton to Tobermory. The Lake Huron and Georgian Bay shorelines are equally significant natural features, which also serve as major tourist attractions from Point Clark in the south to Tobermory in the north. In addition, the County contains many significant watersheds. These features have great importance relative to the environmental attributes, growth and development of Bruce County.

Bruce County is also strategically located within proximity of the major urban places and transportation corridors of Southern Ontario. It is the intention of Bruce County to benefit from this locational advantage by encouraging sustainable economic development, which is integral to the rural and environmental characteristics of Bruce County. Bruce County contains industries and businesses which are of a national or world scale, which provide economic advantages not only to the residents of Bruce County, but also to the larger Southern Ontario market.