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38-40 Silver Creek Dr
Collingwood, ON L9Y 4W9
Land For Sale
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8.60 AC
Investment Highlights
- 8.6-acre development site with potential for up to 296 row and stacked townhome units.
- Located between Collingwood’s downtown core and the Blue Mountain resort corridor.
- Minutes from Georgian Bay, Blue Mountain Village, and major retail amenities.
- Dual frontage with 558 feet on Silver Creek Drive and 810 feet on Highway 26.
- Within the Delineated Built Boundary, supporting intensification and redevelopment policies.
- Rare opportunity in a market with limited new residential and townhome supply.
Executive Summary
Property Facts
| Sale Type | Investment | Property Subtype | Commercial |
| No. Lots | 1 | Total Lot Size | 8.60 AC |
| Property Type | Land |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Commercial |
| Total Lot Size | 8.60 AC |
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Lot Size | 8.60 AC |
| Lot Size | 8.60 AC |
38-40 Silver Creek Drive, Collingwood ON, For Sale, 8.6 Acres Low-Rise Development Site, 7-minutes to Downtown Collingwood and Blue Mountain Village.
Description
The 8.6-acre site features dual frontage, with 558 feet along Silver Creek Drive and 810 feet along Highway 26. Ideally positioned on the western side of Collingwood - between the town’s vibrant downtown core and the renowned Blue Mountain resort corridor - the property sits within the South Georgian Bay region, one of Canada’s fastest-growing population hubs. The lands fall within the Delineated Built Boundary, established by the Province and subject to policies promoting intensification and redevelopment. A 10-minute drive brings you to the cobblestone streets of Blue Mountain Village and a 20-minute walk to the granite shores of Georgian Bay. With Highway 26 just a 2-minute drive away and major retail and essential services only 7 minutes from the site, Collingwood offers exceptional connectivity and convenience rarely found in Ontario’s secondary markets. Collingwood’s constrained supply of new residential and rental projects, combined with the absence of active townhome developments, presents a rare opportunity to enter a market with limited competition. With many permanent residents nearing retirement and seeking to downsize, alongside steady inflows from urban centers, demand is strong for well-designed rental and condominium housing that serves both an aging and expanding population.
