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Assiniboine and Red River waterfront in Winnipeg — Tuxedo and River Heights river valley estates, St. Vital Red River properties, Charleswood riverside homes, and executive residences along the riverbank.
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Assiniboine River valley estates in Tuxedo and River Heights, Red River properties in St. Vital, Charleswood riverfront homes, and executive residences along Winnipeg's river corridors.
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Waterfront living near Winnipeg — your questions answered
What waterfront areas are in Winnipeg?
Winnipeg sits at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers — giving the city an extensive river valley system. The Forks is Winnipeg's historic riverfront meeting place. Riverfront properties exist in Riverview, Lord Roberts, and along the Seine River in St. Vital. The Red River is navigable and has a small but growing river lifestyle market.
How far are cottage lakes from Winnipeg?
Lake Winnipeg's closest beach communities are about 75 km north — Grand Beach and Winnipeg Beach are 60–75 minutes from downtown. The Whiteshell Provincial Park lakes (West Hawk, Falcon Lake) are 90–110 minutes east. Lac du Bonnet and Pinawa on the Winnipeg River are about 100 minutes northeast.
What is Grand Beach like for waterfront?
Grand Beach on Lake Winnipeg's south shore has one of Manitoba's finest sand beaches — wide, white, and provincially protected. Properties range from modest cabins at $200,000 to waterfront homes at $600,000+. Grand Beach Provincial Park protects the beachfront, so waterfront is limited and coveted. The community has a dedicated local following of multi-generational cottagers.
Does Manitoba charge taxes on recreational waterfront?
Manitoba's LTT applies to all property purchases including recreational cottages. The LTT tops out at 2.0% on amounts above $200,000. On a $500,000 cottage, the LTT is approximately $8,500. Manitoba does not charge a speculation or vacancy tax on recreational properties.