HouseCA$529,000
Ramara

163 homes and apartments for sale in Ramara, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$529,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$464,900
Ramara
HouseCA$1,349,000
Ramara
HouseCA$899,000
Ramara
HouseCA$749,900
Ramara
ApartmentCA$499,000
Ramara
HouseCA$799,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$489,649
Ramara
ApartmentCA$489,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$460,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$559,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$499,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$509,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$299,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$395,000
Ramara
HouseCA$799,997
Ramara
HouseCA$1,777,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$379,900
Ramara
ApartmentCA$497,000
Ramara
ApartmentCA$449,649
Ramara
HouseCA$1,998,000
Ramara
HouseCA$11,888,000
Ramara
HouseCA$839,000
Ramara
HouseCA$499,990
Ramara
Buyer's guide: Ramara
Ramara is a township on the eastern shore of Lake Simcoe, near Orillia, with waterfront communities such as Brechin and Washago. RealEstateAbroad lists 160 properties for sale in Ramara, at a median asking price of €432,176.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Ramara |
|---|---|
| Listings | 160 |
| Median asking price | €432,176 |
| Middle 50% range | €310,388 to €623,707 |
| Median price per m² | €3,819 |
| Median size | 111 m² |
Houses account for 94 listings and land for 42, a higher plot share than in most Ontario townships, plus 22 apartments and two commercial properties. Three-bedroom homes lead (57), then two-bed (31), four-bed (18), five-plus (10) and four one-bed. Many properties are waterfront cottages or year-round homes on the lake, and the spread from about €310,000 to €624,000 reflects frontage and water access. See land in Canada.
Bedroom counts and sizes vary widely between four-season houses and seasonal cottages, so ask whether a property can be used year-round, whether the heating is adequate, and how the water is supplied.
The township is a rural, lake-oriented place that is about 1.5 hours north of Toronto. Orillia is the nearest sizable town, and Barrie lies to the south-west. Our site links to Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton as big-city references; only Toronto is within a long day's drive, and Alberta's cities are not nearby. Waterfront homes need checks on septic systems, shoreline rules, conservation authority limits and road access, because some cottage roads are private and not plowed in winter.
Lake Simcoe and Lake Couchiching shorelines have rules on docks, boathouses and vegetation, administered by conservation authorities. A survey and a shoreline permit check are cheap compared with the risk of buying a dock you cannot legally keep.
The federal ban for foreign buyers of residential property is in force until 1 January 2027, with a replacement framework reported. Ontario charges a 25% non-resident speculation tax, and there is land transfer tax on top. Seasonal cottages may come under the same rules. Use a lawyer for title and survey checks. Read the Canada consultation guide, mortgage page and the Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Partly, as it has many waterfront properties alongside year-round homes.
Around 1.5 to 2 hours by road.
Yes, 42 land listings; check zoning and shoreline rules.
It can be; ask who maintains it and who plows it.