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Amberley Waterfront
A quiet Lake Huron shore hamlet in Huron-Kinloss — sand beaches and west-facing sunsets on the classic Huron coast.
Overview
A quiet stretch of the Huron shore
Amberley is one of a string of small shore communities in the Township of Huron-Kinloss along Lake Huron's southeastern coast, between Kincardine and Goderich. It's classic, low-key cottage country — sand beaches, sunsets, and neighbouring hamlets like Bruce Beach, Point Clark and Lurgan Beach.
This is the Huron sunset coast at its quietest: beach-focused, residential, and a world away from the busier resort towns.
On the water
Cottage-country living
Waterfront here is mostly cottages and seasonal-to-year-round homes along the shore road, prized above all for west-facing sunsets over the lake.
Inventory is limited and local; the broader Huron-Kinloss shoreline — including nearby Point Clark and its historic lighthouse — is the wider market to watch.
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Amberley waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Amberley?
On the Lake Huron shore in the Township of Huron-Kinloss, Bruce County, between Kincardine and Goderich.
What is the area like?
A quiet hamlet among a string of small shore communities — sand beaches, cottages and Lake Huron sunsets.
What is nearby?
Bruce Beach, Point Clark (with its historic lighthouse), Lurgan Beach and the larger town of Kincardine.