587 Hunter Street, Kincardine, On. presented by Jason Steele - Broker

Welcome to my listing at 587 Hunter Street, in beautiful Kincardine by the Lake!  Be sure to scroll through each screen above to see the property feature sheet, video of the property, as well as other things to do around Kincardine.  On your computer/laptop, once you click on the screen above it will open a window where you can "arrow" between each slide.  Clicking on each slide will open that information.  Easy as 1-2-3, all of this property and local information is at your fingertips!  Only with #SteeleEstate, your locally sourced real estate advisor for life!  Ps. on your computer/laptop, click on that little icon picture of me, down there at the bottom right, it will notify me right away to the chat where I can answer more of your questions. (it really is me, not an AI bot ! ).   From your smartphone it is even easier, just click on the blue arrows to scroll through each page.  Click on the page to see the information.  Click on the green phone icon, and boom - you got me!

Town of Kincardine

First known as Penetangore, Kincardine, with its strong Scottish heritage, was named after Governor General James Bruce, as was the former Kincardine Township. The first Bruce County post office opened its doors here. The first county settlers arrived at the mouth of the Penetangore River in 1848 transported by the ship, "The Fly". Allan Cameron built and ran a hotel, while his brother-in-law, William Withers, built a dam and opened a sawmill. Kincardine is unique in that its history is a living, breathing part of the community. From its architecture to its lighthouse to the historic Walker House, it is visible everywhere. The Town of Kincardine was incorporated in 1858. Today, the former Town of Kincardine boasts of many treasured amenities waiting to be discovered. Idyllic surroundings, captivating lifestyle, festive events, and live theatre continue to amuse and beguile residents and visitors, keeping them coming back for more!