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Lake Winnipeg Waterfront
Lake Winnipeg's east and west shores — Gimli waterfront properties, Grand Beach premium cottage estates, Hecla Island retreats, and Victoria Beach heritage waterfront homes on one of the world's ten largest freshwater lakes.
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Gimli waterfront properties, Grand Beach cottage estates, Hecla Island retreats, and Victoria Beach heritage homes on Lake Winnipeg's celebrated shores.
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Lake Winnipeg real estate — your questions answered
How big is Lake Winnipeg?
Lake Winnipeg is the world's 11th-largest freshwater lake — 416 km long and up to 100 km wide. It drains a watershed of approximately 984,000 km² — one of the largest lake watersheds in North America. The south basin is shallower and warmer; the north basin deeper and more remote.
What are the best beach communities on Lake Winnipeg?
Grand Beach and Patricia Beach on the southeast shore have the finest sand beaches. Gimli on the west shore is the most established community — a historic Icelandic settlement with a marina, festival heritage, and a full range of services. Hecla Island Provincial Park on the lake's west shore is a provincial park with resort facilities.
Is Lake Winnipeg water quality good for swimming?
Lake Winnipeg's south basin has experienced algal blooms in some years due to nutrient loading from agricultural and urban runoff. The north basin is much cleaner. Grand Beach and Gimli beaches are regularly tested and generally meet provincial water quality standards during the summer season. Check local reports before purchasing.
What does Lake Winnipeg waterfront cost?
Lake Winnipeg waterfront varies considerably. Grand Beach and Patricia Beach properties range from $200,000 to $700,000. Gimli waterfront averages $300,000–$650,000. Remote east-shore properties accessible only by boat are the most exclusive and can be found at lower prices, though infrastructure costs are significant.