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File 81 - Building lots in Holtyre Ontario
$7,500.00 CDN
THIS IS SMALL TOWN ONTARIO
Did you ever dream that you could buy a good building lot that has town water and town sewer in a very small community in Northern Ontario for little money?
Can you imagine building your retirement home on a large 80 foot x 100 foot residential building lot where the town services are at your property line and ready to build on?
Don’t want to build your retirement home, that’s OK, then build your family home or build your summer cottage.
Whatever catches your fancy!
JUST DO IT !!
How would you like to live in a small town where everybody knows your name and everyone can be on a first name basis?
Where the folks are friendly and help one another when needed.
THIS IS REALLY INEXPENSIVE!
YOU COULD SAY IT’S CHEAP !!
We have FIVE 80' x 100' ready to build on lots available at $7,500 each plus HST.
Total cost of each lot including HST is $ 8,475.
What else can you for $7,500 ?
A very good watch,
a cheap snowmobile,
an ATV
a cheap used car
a two week cruise
OR
A REAL GOOD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY like one of these lots in Holtyre, Ontario.
What’s happening in Holtyre?
As much as you want it to happen.
This is a sleepy little hamlet that’s full of life.
There’s an outdoor hockey rink for the kids.
There’s a playground for the small kids.
You can get around on a snowmobile or just walk around.
There is all kinds of mining exploration going on around Holtyre.
There’s even an open pit gold mine not far from here and another soon to be established.
A LITTLE HISTORY
Holtyre began as a mining town during the early 1930’s when gold was discovered within the area.
The name Holtyre was derived from the name of two Timmins area mines - the Hollinger and Macintyre.
Ross Mine is located in the Northern Ontario town of Holtyre.
Ross Mine began as a subsidiary operation of Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. The mine had a 3375 foot deep shaft and extracted gold, silver and copper ore beginning in the year 1938. The ore was smeltered on site.
Operations at the Ross mine stopped on November 15, 1989
As Holtyre grew, the town expanded to include two stores, a hotel, bowling alley and two schools (English and French).
At it's prime, the Ross mine employed between 375-400 people. In 1975 the operation was taken over by Pamour Porcupine Mines. Pamour decided to ship its ore out to their Timmins area smelter as a cost saving measure.
The company decided to burn the old smelter down rather than dismantle it. It has been said that during the burning of the smelter, pools of gold were discovered that had accumulated from gold dust in the air.
HOLTYRE TODAY
Today the town contains one very small store and numerous abandoned houses. There is a small population that lives in this town.
The mine sits much like it did when it closed. Paperwork can be found in filing cabinets, shelves are full of equipment and all the machinery is still in place.
The nearby St. Andrews Goldmine Hislop mine project is very close to Holtyre.
Ore mining activities at the Hislop Project commenced in March 2010.
Another mining project is also starting nearby in 2011.
It is anticipated that with all the mining activity nearby and surrounding Holtyre, demand for serviced lots and new housing will be high.
So, if you are looking for a cheap investment, look here.
If you are looking for a small community to build your retirement home, look here.
If you are looking for that small town atmosphere to raise your kids in, look here.
If you are looking for that special place full fo friendly folk, look here.
And last, if you are looking for that place to build your seasonal cottage and use it as a base for some fine fishing and exciting hunting opportunities, LOOK HERE !!
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