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Goderich Courthouse Square

80 Courthouse Sq, Goderich ON

Goderich Courthouse Square is located in the heart of Goderich, ON, known as the “Prettiest town in Canada” on Lake Huron. Goderich is a regional hub for commerce & tourism, historic downtown & waterfront. Courthouse Square has 3 units across 12,328 SQ.

Courthouse Square is located in a very good quality commercial area of Goderich, along ‘The Square’ with  significant commercial development in the area, a large residential base nearby, very good traffic volume and visual exposure and high tourist traffic both vehicle and pedestrian.

Total Units: 3

Total SQ: 12,328

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Neighbourhood/Location​

The Town of Goderich is located on the east shores of Lake Huron in South Western Ontario. It was founded in 1827 by John Galt and Dr. William “Tiger” Dunlop and is a vibrant community with a population of approximately 7,600. As the Huron County seat, the community is the hub for county government. The unique, octagonal (wagon wheel) designed downtown, known as “The Square”, is heralded as being one of the most unique outdoor shopping malls. In the heart of the Square is the Huron County Court House and a beautiful downtown park.

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Housing accommodation to suit varied lifestyles is found in the community. Over a quarter of Goderich’s area is dedicated to park land providing a constant source of enjoyment for residents and visitors alike. The town’s street network provides easy access to shopping, schools, churches, libraries, the arena and all other community services. Goderich offers a unique blend of housing including fine older homes, stately heritage houses and modern subdivisions. Goderich has a diversified industrial base with numerous industries producing and/or providing a wide range of products and services. Main industries include fabrication, salt mining, newspaper printing, grain storage and handling, dimension lumber production and supply, aircraft painting and servicing and tourism. Serviced industrial land is available in the town’s industrial park.
One of the largest industries is the Sifto Salt Mine, a dynamic salt mine spanning miles beneath Lake Huron.

Tourism is an important community industry. Lake Huron’s shore at Goderich’s doorstep provides a beautiful beach network, complete with developed picnic facilities and a wooden boardwalk approximately a kilometre in length which joins up with the Maitland Trail and Menesetung Walking Bridge which towers over the Maitland River. All sorts of recreational opportunities are available including swimming, boating, windsurfing, fishing, golfing, tennis, hunting, camping, curling and cross-country skiing, to name a few. The Maitland Recreation Centre-YMCA offers an indoor
swimming pool, hockey arena, state of the art exercise equipment, two gyms, walking track and more.

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