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Tiverton Waterfront
A Lake Huron village in the Municipality of Kincardine — minutes from the shore, Inverhuron's beach, and the Bruce Power station.
Overview
A village on the Bruce coast
Tiverton is a small village of around 700 people in the Municipality of Kincardine, on Highway 21 just in from Lake Huron between Kincardine and Port Elgin. It's best known as the home of Bruce Power — the largest operating nuclear facility in the world by output, and a major regional employer.
That makes Tiverton a steady, working community with reliable local housing demand from the energy workforce.
On the water
Shore and lake access
The Lake Huron shoreline is minutes away, with Inverhuron Provincial Park and its beach just to the south. Waterfront and lake-access properties trade on that mix of shore proximity and dependable local employment.
Pricing is generally attainable, drawing both families and workers tied to Bruce Power.
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Tiverton waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Tiverton?
In the Municipality of Kincardine, Bruce County, just in from the Lake Huron shore between Kincardine and Port Elgin.
What is Tiverton known for?
It's home to the Bruce Power nuclear station — the largest operating nuclear facility in the world by output — and sits near Inverhuron Provincial Park's beach.
What is the market like?
Steady and attainable, with strong demand from the Bruce Power workforce plus lake-access and shore properties.