7 NORTH DIAGONAL ROAD

South Bruce Peninsula, ON N0H 2T0

Court-ordered sale by Receiver. 103 +/- acre land parcel with approx. 1,100 ft frontage on the southwest side of North Diagonal Road, approx. 40 m west of Highway 6 between Hepworth and Warton (Town of South Bruce Peninsula, Bruce County).Zoned RU2 and M2; operated historically as a stone quarry and most recently as a wood-processing and mulch-manufacturing yard (2016-2025). Improvements include an approx. 5,005 sq ft Quonset shop/storage building (2006) with concrete floor and propane forced-air heat, a 538 sq ft cabin (2025), two barns totaling approx. 2,200 sq ft, and a coverall structure. Three wells on site; hydro connected. Shallow limestone bedrock; settling ponds from former quarry use; forested west portion with gravel access road. Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (2026) and property information available in the Seller's data room upon execution of the Seller's NDA. The property is offered for sale on an 'as is, where is' basis by Grant Thornton Limited, solely in its capacity as Court-appointed Receiver of Hayes Timber Inc. and Hayes Timber Mill Ltd. Any sale is subject to approval of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, with title transferred by Approval and Vesting Order. (id:31684)

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