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Property Description
Vacant land offering excellent development potential in a desirable location. This expansive parcel comprises over 25 acres, presenting an ideal opportunity for builders and investors, with the potential for a future subdivision or custom development, subject to municipal approvals.The property features a generous footprint, allowing flexibility in design and planning. Conveniently located with access to nearby amenities, services, and transportation routes, this site combines practicality with long-term investment value.An attractive land offering with strong potential in a growing area. Buyer to complete their own due diligence regarding, permitted uses and development potential. A rare and strategic offering - where vision, location, and potential converge.
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Property Details
Address
2970 Fesserton Side Road
Community
City
Postal Code
L0K 2C0
Property Type
Vacant Land, Vacant Land
Zoning
RE-4
Lot Size
66' x 1,606'
Acreage
25.3 Feet
Taxes
$8,636 (2025
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Listing contracted with Chestnut Park Real Estate
A Unique Waterfront Property located in the Quaint Lakeside Hamlet of Port Stanton. Build your own Cottage or Home with beautiful views of Sparrow Lake. Port Stanton is known for the Bayview Wildwood Resort and the Lauderdale Point Marina which is located on the Trent Severn Waterway system flowing into Sparrow Lake. This level lot has a frontage of 102 FT by a depth of 472 FT. The scenic area has direct access to the Trent Waterway system. The shore line is shallow and sandy great for swimming, boating and fishing. The property has a fenced Inground Pool located at the driveway entrance. The owner had a Sea Plane Base designation located at shoreline (Buyer to check if available to them) Across the street is the CN Rail line which no longer stops in Port Stanton trains just travel through. The Sellers family name "Stanton" is widely known in the area and have been recognized by the Historical Society for their contributions to the development in the Tourist industry that exists today.
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