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JUST LISTED FOR LEASE 🏡 45 Del Ray Cres, Wasaga Beach

Available now and ready to move in 🔑

Work from home? 💻 There's a den on the main floor you can use as a real office, so no more working from the kitchen table.

Got kids? 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All 4 bedrooms are upstairs with 3 full bathrooms, so mornings go a lot smoother. Laundry is upstairs too, in its own room with a sink 🧺

✨ 2023 built with over 3,000 sq ft
🔥 Family room with an electric fireplace
🍽️ Eat-in kitchen with a walkout, plus a separate formal dining room
📦 Unfinished walk-out basement with tons of storage
🚗 Double car garage, Parking for 6 Cars
🌳 Ravine lot close to schools, parks and the river

$3,200/month on a 12 month lease.

This one shows incredible. DM me or give me a call to book your showing 📲

Matthew Zuccarini | Zuccarini Realty Group, RE/MAX Experts
Living and working in Georgian Bay. 13+ years in real estate.
📞 705.998.2048 | 🌐 www.zuccarinirealty.com | 📸

🏡 A $499 service, free for the month of September.

I am doing free in home walkthroughs for the next 30 days. One hour. Room by room. 📋

I come to your house and tell you exactly what I would do to it to get it sold for the most money. We start outside at the curb 🌳 and go through the whole place one room at a time.

✅ Staging advice, room by room
✅ What is worth fixing, and what is not
✅ Landscaping and curb appeal
✅ A written summary sent to you after the visit

Honestly, half of what I do on these visits is tell people what NOT to spend money on 💸. There is a lot of advice out there that costs you four thousand dollars and gets you nothing back at sale time. I would rather you keep it.

This is normally a $499 plus HST service. It is free for anyone who books in September. 🗓️

You do not have to be selling right now. You do not have to list with me. If you are a year or two out, that is honestly the best time to do this, because you still have time to actually do the work. 🔨

Wasaga Beach, Collingwood, Stayner, Blue Mountain and The Grey Highlands 📍

Send me a message or call and I will book you in ☎️

Matthew Zuccarini | Zuccarini Realty Group, RE/MAX Experts
Living and working in Georgian Bay. 13+ years in real estate.
705.998.2048 |

Not intended to solicit properties currently listed for sale.

🚨 New Listing For Lease in Collingwood 🚨

🏡 41 Winters Cres | 💰 $2,400/month

✨ Three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a bright modern layout over three levels.

🍳 The main living floor is open concept. White kitchen, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and an island with a double sink, all opening to a living room with a walkout balcony.
🌳 The ground floor bedroom walks out to a private fenced backyard, so it is great for a roommate, guest, or home office.
🛏️ Up top are two more bedrooms, one with its own ensuite.

Other things to love:
🚫 No carpet, light wide plank floors throughout
❄️ Central air and central vac
🧺 In suite laundry
🚗 Attached garage and parking for two

📍 Minutes from Northwinds Beach, the Marina, shops, restaurants and the trails.

✅ Vacant and available now.

📲 Want to see it? Call or text me at 705.998.2048 to book a showing, or send me a message right here.
🔗 See more Collingwood listings and area info here: https://zuccarinirealty.com/Communities/Collingwood

Matthew Zuccarini | Zuccarini Realty Group, RE/MAX Experts
Living and working in Georgian Bay. 13+ years in real estate.
705.998.2048 |

🏙️ Just listed in Yorkdale-Glen Park.

📍 16 McAdam Ave, Unit 408

I grew up in Toronto and I know this pocket well. It’s one of the most connected spots in the city. ✨

🛍️ Yorkdale Mall is right at your door
🛒 Costco Downsview is a 5 minute drive
🚗 The 401 and the Allen are right there
🚇 Yorkdale subway puts you downtown in about 16 minutes
🚌 TTC steps away

You don’t find this kind of access very often.

The unit itself stands up to the location. 🌅

☀️ A rare 200 sq ft private terrace, west facing, with sunsets you can plan dinner around. BBQs allowed.

🏠 Over 1,000 sq ft inside. Two real bedrooms, a full den that works as an office or guest space, two full bathrooms, 9 ft ceilings, and floor to ceiling windows.

🚙 🚗Two underground parking spots. Not one. Two!

💰 Listed at $779,900
📅 Flexible possession from June 1st

Co-listed with Liz Grade at Royal LePage. Reach out if you want to see it in person or know someone who would. 👇

Matthew Zuccarini | Zuccarini Realty Group, RE/MAX Experts
📞 416.888.2048 |
💻www.zuccarinirealty.com

I have heard it more than once lately. “Wasaga is not what it used to be.”

I get where it comes from. The town has changed. The strip has changed. But if you actually look at what is happening here this summer, you will see Wasaga is having one of its best years in a long time. There is more to do than ever. Most of it has nothing to do with the strip.

Here is what is actually on this summer. 👇

🎆 Canada Day Symphony Fireworks at Nancy Island, July 1. The first ever. Choreographed to Canadian music from The Tragically Hip to The Weeknd, with the sunset over Georgian Bay behind it. This is going to be a moment. Show up early.

⚓ Nancy Island Historic Site and Museum. This is the one most people drive past without realizing what it is. The actual charred hull of the HMS Nancy, a British schooner attacked by three American ships during the War of 1812, is preserved on the island. There is a real museum, costumed staff who walk you through the story, an 11-minute film, and a replica 19th-century lighthouse you can climb for the best view in town. Open since 1928. Quietly one of the most important historical sites in this part of Ontario, and a perfect rainy-day move with the kids.

🎸 Wasaga BeachLife Festival and Midway, July 23 to 26. Brand new this year. Four days of live music, midway rides, paddleboard lessons, yoga on the beach, and proper summer fun.

🎵 Stonebridge Wasaga Beach Blues Festival, September 18 to 20. Technically just past summer, but the perfect way to send the season off. Three days, two stages, world-class blues acts, open-air on the beach.

🎣 Fishing the Nottawasaga. Anglers already know. The Nottawasaga River from the Pine River down to Georgian Bay is open for rainbow trout all year, and the salmon run peaks in September. People drive up from the GTA to fish this river. Most locals do not realize what a destination it is. All you need is an Ontario fishing license through the Ministry of Natural Resources and you are in. Big rainbows, chinook salmon, pike, bass, and musky in the lower sections too.

🏎️ Wasaga 500 Go-Karts. Open for the season. Family-owned and operated right here since 1960. Two-kilometre high-banked track with 50 karts, 9 batting cages, and two mini-golf courses. If you grew up in Ontario, chances are you have already raced here. If you have not, take the kids. 152 River Road West.

🦒 Elmvale Jungle Zoo. Twenty minutes from town, sitting on 30 acres. White lions, tigers, giraffes you can feed, monkeys, lemurs. Kids lose their minds. Adults end up enjoying it more than they expected to.

🐴 Rounds Ranch. Ten minutes east of Wasaga on County Road 92. Family-owned since 2002, with 25+ attractions including a 500-foot slip and slide, petting zoo, jumping pillows, zip lines, wagon rides, lavender and sunflower fields, and a corn maze in the fall. If you have kids and you want them to come home tired and happy, this is the play.

🌅 Sunset Point Park in Collingwood. Newly redone playground, shaded picnic spots, accessible mats down to the beach, and one of the best sunset spots on the bay. Pack a coffee and stay until the colours hit the water.

🌲 Klondike Park. Right here in Wasaga, off Klondike Park Road. Big playground, ball diamonds, walking trails along the Nottawasaga River, kayak access. Dog-friendly. One of those spots locals know about and visitors usually do not.

👶 Toddler Takeovers at William Arnill Park. If you have little ones, Saturday afternoons are the move. Soccer pitch, playground, lots of room to run. Come between 11-2pm.

🌽 Valley Farm Market. Right on County Road 92 between Wasaga and Elmvale. Family-owned market with fresh local produce, homemade meals, baking, preserves, and crafts. A Saturday morning stop.

🥧 Fernwood Farms & Market. Big red roof on Highway 26 between Wasaga and Stayner. Fresh produce, homemade pies, jams, honey, and in season they do pick-your-own berries and pumpkins, plus a corn maze.

🥚 Breezzy Acres. A real working farm on County Road 10 in Stayner with a self-serve shop open 24 hours. Fresh eggs, local meats, homemade pies. Honour system. They have horses and other animals on the property. 4.9 stars on Google. The kind of place that makes this part of Ontario feel like home.

🎸 Plus over 80 free live music shows happening across the season, outdoor movies on the beach, beach yoga, beach volleyball, and a town that has clearly decided to put on a real summer this year.

Wasaga has changed, yes. But it has not stopped being fun. If anything, the town is investing in itself harder than it has in years. The big developments are real. The events calendar is real. The small businesses, the farms, the markets, the history, the river, all of it is still here, and most of it is better than ever.

The strip is not Wasaga. Wasaga is much bigger than that. You just have to know where to look.

I have lived here long enough to know that summer goes fast. The people who actually enjoy it are the ones who show up for it. ☀️

Save this post. Tag the person you are dragging with you.

Matthew Zuccarini | Zuccarini Realty Group, RE/MAX Experts

Living and working in Georgian Bay. 13+ years in real estate.

705.998.2048 |
www.zuccarinirealty.com

Before you list your home, there is something I want you to know. 👇

A pattern I see often goes like this. A home goes on the market. The first couple of weeks are quiet. Showings are slow. The seller starts to feel it. So they pull out their phone, share their own listing on Facebook, tag friends, ask people to send it around. 📱

I understand the instinct. It feels productive. It feels like doing something. But here is the honest truth. It almost never works.

A seller’s Facebook friends are not their buyers. They are family, old coworkers, people from their hometown. They are kind enough to share the post, but they are not the GTA cottage buyer or the local family that is actually going to write the offer.

And there is a bigger issue underneath. If a home needs the seller to promote it personally, something upstream has usually gone wrong. The price might be off. The photos might not be doing the home justice. The marketing plan might have been thin from day one.

So before you list, ask the questions that actually matter.

💰 Is the price honest with where the Wasaga Beach market is right now, not where it was two years ago? There is more inventory on the market this year. Buyers have choices. They will not chase an overpriced home.

📸 Are the photos pulling buyers in, or are they making them swipe past? In this market, the photo is the showing. If it does not stop the scroll, the showing never happens.

📋 What is the actual marketing plan beyond putting it on MLS? Where will it be promoted, to whom, and for how long?

⏰ And the one most sellers forget to ask. What happens if the first two weeks are slow? Is there a plan, or just hope?

The sellers who do well in Wasaga Beach right now are the ones who get those answers before the sign goes in the ground. The ones who struggle are usually missing one of them.

If you are thinking about selling this season, take the time to interview properly. Ask the hard questions. You should not have to promote your own home from your couch in week three. You should have a plan that works without you ever opening Facebook.

I live here. I work here. 🏖️ Happy to walk through what a real plan looks like, no pressure either way.

Matthew Zuccarini | Zuccarini Realty Group, RE/MAX Experts

Living and working in Georgian Bay. 13+ years in real estate.

705.998.2048 |

Thinking about moving to Wasaga Beach?

I just published a full 2026 buyer’s guide on my blog. No fluff, no sales pitch. Just real info from someone who actually lives here.

Inside you’ll find:
✔ What homes actually cost right now
✔ The different neighbourhoods and their vibes
✔ Schools, transit, and parks
✔ Who Wasaga suits best (and who it doesn’t)
✔ What GTA buyers need to know before making the move

The market has shifted in 2026, and there are some real opportunities for buyers who know where to look.

Read the full guide here 👇
https://zuccarinirealty.com/blog/moving-to-wasaga-beach-everything-buyers-need-to-know-in-2026

Questions? Send me a message. I’m happy to chat, no pressure.

Matthew

Zuccarini Realty Group | RE/MAX Experts

Moving to Wasaga Beach: Everything Buyers Need to Know in 2026 Thinking about moving to Wasaga Beach in 2026? A local realtor breaks down home prices, neighbourhoods, schools, transit, and who the town suits best.

🏠Thinking about renting out your property?🏚️

Most landlords don’t realize how much a realtor can actually take off their plate. Professional photos, MLS exposure, real tenant screening, lease paperwork done right, and showings handled for you so you’re not driving across town for someone who doesn’t show up.

The difference between a Kijiji ad with phone photos and a proper listing isn’t small. It changes who reaches out and who you end up signing.

I put together a full breakdown of what the process actually looks like and who it makes sense for. Worth a read if you’ve got a vacant unit or you’re thinking about turning a property into a rental.

https://zuccarinirealty.com/blog/how-a-realtor-helps-landlords-find-better-tenants

Got questions about your rental? Send me a message or give me a call at 705-998-2048.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Matthew Zuccarini, ABR
Sales Representative
Zuccarini Realty Group
RE/MAX Experts
705-998-2048
[email protected]

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