New Seashore residential development showcased on old Hartwick Farm property

A ribbon-cutting and pre-open-house tour were part of the festivities, Thursday, at the new Seashore residential development, located just north of the Town of Kincardine, on Bruce County Road 23 (B-line).

Hosted by the Orsi and Beisel families, the event welcomed representatives of the Municipality of Kincardine, Bruce County, and a Huron-Bruce MPP delegate to walk through the newly-constructed homes. The site has been called the old Hartwick Farm property for years and was formerly known as West Ridge on the Lake.

Mariposa Homes and Beisel Contracting shared detailed elements of the newest lakeside community, with Phase 1 of the development featuring:
 

• 41 lots for single-family homes
• An enhanced stormwater management pond
• An open space/parkland area with winding trails

“The Municipality of Kincardine is delighted to welcome Mariposa Homes to our growing community, and we thank Beisel Contracting for its continued dedication to building quality homes here,” said mayor Kenneth Craig. “This large subdivision has been a long time in the making. Our staff and council are very enthusiastic to see this long-term vision come together so beautifully.”

“Seashore is a unique development and there is really nothing like it along the Lake Huron coastline,” said Angelo Orsi, developer, and president of Mariposa Homes. “We would like to pay tribute to past and current council, as well as staff, for getting us to this point.

“We thank the neighbours and the entire community for their interest in this development. We welcome everyone to this new part of the neighbourhood.”

Seashore is a 70-acre development with more than 400 planned residential units. Future phases include additional lots for single-family homes, townhouses, and medium-density buildings.

As part of the ribbon-cutting event, Orsi shared plans for a future donation to the Kincardine and Community Health Care Foundation fund-raising campaign.

“Hospitals are a vital part of every community and as we build out this new community, we feel it’s important to contribute to important community projects, such as the hospital redevelopment,” he said.

For further details about the Seashore development, visit www.myseashore.ca.




Kincardine mayor Kenneth Craig (centre) joins members of the Orsi and Beisel families, as well as Bruce County warden Chris Peabody (right) and Diane Foxton (holding ribbon, at right) of Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson's office, at a ribbon-cutting and pre-open-house tour of the Seashore residential development, located on the old Hartwick Farm property, just north of the Town of Kincardine, on Bruce County Road 23 (see map below)