ApartmentCA$714,900
Orangeville

170 homes and apartments for sale in Orangeville, Canada.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$714,900
Orangeville
HouseCA$549,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$729,900
Orangeville
HouseCA$1,289,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$879,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$509,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$799,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$499,999
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$579,900
Orangeville
HouseCA$670,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$489,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$669,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$749,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$699,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$539,900
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$355,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$759,900
Orangeville
HouseCA$1,125,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$699,900
Orangeville
HouseCA$999,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$729,000
Orangeville
ApartmentCA$760,000
Orangeville
HouseCA$709,900
Orangeville
HouseCA$1,311,990
Orangeville
Buyer's guide: Orangeville
Orangeville is a market town of old brick storefronts and a small commuter economy, about an hour's drive north-west of Toronto. We list 168 properties for sale in Orangeville, with a median asking price of €470,099.
These asking prices are from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Orangeville |
|---|---|
| Listings | 168 |
| Median asking price | €470,099 |
| Middle 50% range | €418,683 to €567,239 |
| Median price per m² | €4,124 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
Prices cluster tightly: the middle half runs only from about €419,000 to €567,000. Houses are 132 of the listings, apartments 28, commercial seven and land one. The standout is three-bedroom homes at 98 listings, with four-bed (26), two-bed (18), one-bed (10) and five-plus (6). That uniformity suggests a town of semi-detached and detached family homes built over the past few decades. Check the houses in Canada page for a national comparison.
Because the price band is narrow, small differences in lot size, basement finishing and school catchment explain much of the spread, so a viewing and a recent comparable-sales check from your agent are worth more than the headline median.
Orangeville's pitch is relative affordability for Greater Toronto Area workers. Highways 9, 10 and 109 feed into the 400-series network, and GO bus services have served the town for commuters. Caledon and Halton Hills are between it and Brampton, with Brampton and King as the nearest GTA markets. Shelburne and Erin are smaller towns around it. Winters are snowy, so check driveway and heating costs.
The historic downtown, the Alder Street recreation centre and the Island Lake conservation area make the town feel more established than a pure dormitory suburb. Compare it with other smaller Ontario markets such as the ones on our Canada pages if lifestyle matters as much as price.
Ontario applies a 25% non-resident speculation tax in addition to land transfer tax, and the federal ban on foreign purchases lasts to 1 January 2027. No extension is announced but a replacement framework is reported. A real-estate lawyer handles title searches and closing, and you should factor in legal fees and title insurance. See the Canada buying guide, the mortgage guide, and the Canada page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, but commute time and winter driving are the trade-offs.
Yes: 132 of 168 listings are houses.
Federal restrictions apply to 1 January 2027, and Ontario's 25% tax applies to foreign buyers. Check exemptions.
Land transfer tax, legal fees, title insurance and adjustments for property taxes.