Homes For Sale in Meneset on the Lake

About Meneset on the Lake

Meneset on the Lake is a land-lease adult-lifestyle community in Goderich operated by Parkbridge. Homes are typically bungalows and low-maintenance designs aimed at the 55+ buyer.

Adult-lifestyle communities turn over steadily as owners downsize or relocate. Every listing below sits inside the community boundary shown on the map.

The homes of Meneset

Meneset on the Lake is a Parkbridge land-lease community on about 150 acres with roughly 2,500 feet of Lake Huron frontage, a mile from Goderich. The homes are detached modular bungalows in a mature, treed setting — the classic Ontario retirement-park format. A 2004 Royal Home of 1,200 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths at 22 Algonquin Lane was listed at $359,000 in 2026, described as rarely available and positioned in a 55+ land-lease community with a gated drive to a private beach.

Community guides put the overall range at roughly $250,000 to $550,000 in 2025. As with all modular resales, the value sits in the condition of the specific unit: the age of the home, the quality of any additions, and the state of the roof, furnace, skirting and windows. The lakefront setting commands the premium end of the range; interior sites trade lower.

How Meneset works: tenure and fees

Meneset on the Lake is a Parkbridge land-lease community: residents own their homes and lease their sites from Parkbridge, which is confirmed as the operator in provincial environmental records for the property at 33809 Airport Road. The current lease, the site charges, the buyer-approval process and the resale terms govern the exact purchase, and your lawyer must review the current documents before conditions come off.

No current site-fee amount was published on any operator source seen this session — get the schedule in writing, including what it covers and how increases work. The community is marketed as a 55+ adult-lifestyle community, but guides caution that no blanket legal age restriction should be assumed; the lease and rules control. Financing for modular homes on leased sites often differs from conventional mortgages, so confirm terms with your lender early.

Amenities and daily life

The private beach is the defining amenity: 2,500 feet of Lake Huron frontage with a gated drive down to the sand, the feature every listing leads with. The community clubhouse anchors the social calendar — coffee klatches, barbecues, bonfires on the beach, potlucks, dinners, card games, exercise groups, dances and seasonal activities — the full rhythm of an established adult community.

Goderich, about a mile away, provides the hospital, grocery stores, the mall, dining and the town's theatre and arts scene. The Maitland Valley Marina is about five minutes' drive for boaters. Daily life here is the lake in summer, the clubhouse in winter, and a small historic town for everything else.

Location and getting there

Meneset on the Lake sits on Airport Road in the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, roughly a mile from Goderich — close enough that town services are genuinely convenient, far enough that the setting feels like its own lakeside enclave. The 150-acre property looks due west over Lake Huron, which is the sunset view the marketing is built on.

Highway 21 is the regional artery south to Goderich and north along the lakeshore; London is roughly 90 minutes to two hours southeast. Internal roads are community-maintained under the Parkbridge lease. For GTA buyers this is a full-time or long-stay move rather than a weekend cottage run.

Meneset market snapshot

There is not enough current listing data to publish a reliable average price for Meneset on the Lake. Documented pricing runs from about $250,000 for older or smaller homes to about $550,000 at the top end in 2025, with the 2026 Algonquin Lane resale listed at $359,000 sitting mid-range. Lake proximity and home condition drive individual prices.

Turnover is modest — desirable lakefront sites trade rarely, as the Algonquin Lane listing noted. Compare only against other Meneset resales rather than against Goderich freehold or other Parkbridge communities, and add the monthly site charge to the mortgage payment for the honest affordability picture. A patient buyer who watches the community through a local agent is better positioned than one who reacts to the first new listing.

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