The waterfront
Lake Huron views via co-owned common waterfront area across the road; mixed pebble, sand, and rock armour shoreline with two docks
Inside the home
This is a vacant lot on Tamarac Road in Stokes Bay with a builder contract already in place and a 1/7th ownership share in approximately 342 feet of developed Lake Huron shoreline held by a condo corporation. The shoreline common area is newly built and includes two docks, a sand beach entry, beach volleyball court, fire pit seating area, kayak storage, a swing point, and children's play equipment. The lot itself is cleared, roughly 99 by 488 feet, with a treeline at the rear and room for a full-size home. There is no private water frontage on this parcel — your water access is through the shared common area across the road, which you co-own and the condo corporation maintains. Stokes Bay is on the Lake Huron side of the Bruce Peninsula, low-key and lightly developed. If the plan is to build rather than buy existing, this is one of the few spots left where the waterfront infrastructure is already done.
- Co-owned 342-foot Lake Huron shoreline with shared dock, beach, volleyball court, and fire pit
- Cleared and ready-to-build lot with existing builder contract in place
- Quiet, less-developed stretch of Lake Huron shoreline at Stokes Bay
- Newly developed common waterfront area with multiple amenities
- 1/7th co-ownership stake managed by condo corporation — no individual maintenance burden
Some opportunities don't come around twice. This is one of them. A vacant lot on the waterfront road in Stokes Bay, with a 1/7th ownership stake in approximately 342 feet of developed Lake Huron shoreline, held and maintained by a condo corporation. That means your name on the water, zero maintenance headaches, and a piece of Lake Huron that's genuinely protected for the long term. The lot comes with a builder contract through CRC General Contracting, so the hard part is already figured out. The builder is ready and has done this before, they've got plans, options, and ideas ready to go when you are. Stokes Bay sits on the quieter, less developed stretch of the Lake Huron shoreline, the kind of place people find on purpose and never stop coming back to. No carnival atmosphere. Just the lake, the sunsets, and the kind of stillness that's getting harder to find. Build your forever retreat. Build an investment that holds its value. Build exactly what you want, where it matters most.The water is waiting.
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