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290 Clarke'S Road

Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario N0H1W0

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7 sqft

About this property

Welcome to 290 Clarkes Road in Stokes Bay, a property that carries both history and opportunity. Once home to the well-known Colonel Clarkes Tavern, which was sadly lost to fire. What remains today is a blank canvas. 7 acres of commercially zoned land waiting for its next chapter. The setting is unmistakably Bruce Peninsula. A mix of open grassy clearings, mature trees, and rugged limestone rockery reflects the natural beauty this area is known for. Just minutes from the waters of Lake Huron, Stokes Bay is a quiet shoreline community where fishing boats still launch in the morning and sunsets light up the horizon each evening. It's a place where life slows down, and the landscape inspires. With commercial zoning already in place, this parcel opens the door to a wide range of possibilities. Whether your vision leans toward a boutique lodge, destination restaurant, recreational hub, or another entrepreneurial venture, the potential is here for something new to flourish. Being sold in as-is condition. This is more than just a piece of land, it's a chance to re-imagine a landmark property in one of the Bruce Peninsula's most peaceful communities.

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Property details

Listing

MLS® number
X13123306
Added
May 13, 2026 ()
Updated
Sep 16, 2026 ()
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Overview

Property type
Vacant Land

Inside

Fireplace
No

Land

Frontage
550 ft
Lot area
7 acres
Zoning
C2

Location

Cross streets
Clarke's Rd & Ira Lake Rd/Stokes Bay Rd
Directions
Highway 6 north of Ferndale. Left onto Clarke's Road. Follow to end. Property will be on the Right.

Running costs

Annual property tax (2026)
$3,171

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