79 SMALLMAN DRIVE, Wasaga Beach, Ontario L9Z 1L1

Finding a 100 ft x 150 ft building lot in Wasaga Beach is becoming increasingly difficult, making this property an exceptional opportunity for buyers looking for space, privacy, and long-term value. With twice the frontage of many residential lots, you'll have the flexibility to design a home that truly stands out while still leaving room for a pool, detached garage, workshop, or expansive outdoor living space. Best of all, it's priced to sell, making it one of the best values for an oversized lot in the area. Surrounded by mature trees, this property offers a beautiful natural setting while still providing the convenience of municipal services, with ... read more

Finding a 100 ft x 150 ft building lot in Wasaga Beach is becoming increasingly difficult, making this property an exceptional opportunity for buyers looking for space, privacy, and long-term value. With twice the frontage of many residential lots, you'll have the flexibility to design a home that truly stands out while still leaving room for a pool, detached garage, workshop, or expansive outdoor living space. Best of all, it's priced to sell, making it one of the best values for an oversized lot in the area. Surrounded by mature trees, this property offers a beautiful natural setting while still providing the convenience of municipal services, with one service already connected to help simplify the building process and reduce upfront costs.Whether you're ready to build now or planning for the future, this property is ideally located just minutes from Beach Area 3, shopping, restaurants, schools, parks, golf courses, and walking trails. Everything you need is close by while still enjoying the quiet feel of an established neighbourhood.Wasaga Beach continues to grow, making vacant land like this an increasingly valuable investment. Large parcels with 100 feet of frontage are rarely available, especially at this price point. Don't miss your chance to secure an oversized lot in one of Ontario's fastest-growing waterfront communities before it's gone. (id:25417)