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Homes for Sale in Simcoe, Ontario

Simcoe is Norfolk County's seat and its largest town, a practical, full-service place with a hospital, shopping and county offices. Its housing runs from older brick homes near downtown to post-war streets and newer subdivisions on the outskirts.

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Homes for sale in Simcoe

199 active homes on the MLS® System, newest first

  • $419,900

    260 Robinson Street

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 2 beds
    • 1 bath
    • 1,155 ft²

    Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Trius Realty

  • Open house Sat, Nov 7

    $499,900

    9 Grenada Drive

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 4 beds
    • 2 baths
    • 1,062 ft²

    Listing brokerage: RE/MAX Erie Shores Realty Inc. Brokerage

  • $649,900

    1684 Charlotteville Road 5

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 2 beds
    • 2 baths
    • 1,208 ft²

    Listing brokerage: RE/MAX Erie Shores Realty Inc. Brokerage

  • Open house Sun, Nov 8

    $359,900

    191 Queen Street N

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 3 beds
    • 1 bath
    • 1,015 ft²

    Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Trius Realty

  • $1,800,000

    17-23 Kent Street S

    Simcoe · Multi-unit

    • 9 beds
    • 13 baths
    • 10,290 ft²

    Listing brokerage: RE/MAX Erie Shores Realty Inc. Brokerage

  • $1,799,900

    555 Windham Road 12 Road

    Simcoe · Rural

    • 5 beds
    • 3 baths
    • 1,600 ft²

    Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Trius Realty Brokerage

  • Open house Sat, Nov 7

    $529,900

    46 Anderson Avenue

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 3 beds
    • 2 baths
    • 1,228 ft²

    Listing brokerage: Century 21 Heritage House LTD

  • $379,999

    71 Kent Street N

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 3 beds
    • 1 bath
    • 1,198 ft²

    Listing brokerage: Royal LePage Brant Realty

  • $462,500

    165 Victoria Street

    Simcoe · Detached

    • 2 beds
    • 1 bath
    • 875 ft²

    Listing brokerage: Van Londersele Real Estate Brokerage Ltd.

What homes will you find for sale in Simcoe?

Around downtown, Simcoe has many older brick homes, some grand Victorian houses and plenty of solid, modest ones, on streets lined with mature trees. Further out, post-war bungalows and storey-and-a-halfs make up much of the town, and newer subdivisions on the edges add two-storey family homes, bungalow towns and townhouses.

Because Simcoe is the county's service centre, its housing choice is wider than in the smaller Norfolk towns. For what daily life is like, see our Simcoe community page and the living in Simcoe guide.

What should you check before buying an older Simcoe home?

Older homes near downtown can have original wiring, galvanized or cast-iron plumbing, older foundations and additions built without permits. Ask for the seller's renovation records and look for signs of past water in the basement. Make your offer conditional on a home inspection whenever you can, and get insurance quotes early on very old homes.

If a property backs onto the Lynn River or one of the town's ravines, ask whether any part of it is regulated by the Long Point Region Conservation Authority, which can affect additions, pools and sheds.

  • Wiring and electrical panel
  • Plumbing and the water service line
  • Foundation and basement moisture
  • Permits for past renovations and additions
  • Conservation authority regulation near the Lynn River

Who buys in Simcoe?

Simcoe suits households that want small-town prices and pace with real services close at hand: families who want schools and sports in town, retirees who value being near the hospital, and people working in Norfolk's farming, health and public sectors. Many also like having the lake at Port Dover and Turkey Point a short drive away.

If you want a smaller town closer to Brantford, compare Waterford. Either way, we will help you sort through the options and plan your showings.

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How far is Simcoe from Brantford?

Simcoe is about 40 minutes south of Brantford along Highway 24. Port Dover is about 15 minutes from Simcoe, Hamilton is just over an hour away, and Toronto is roughly 90 minutes in good traffic. Many Simcoe residents work locally, while others commute north to Brantford or toward Hamilton, so test the drive at your usual travel time before buying.

Is there a hospital in Simcoe?

Yes. Norfolk General Hospital is in Simcoe, which is one reason the town appeals to retirees and families. As Norfolk County's seat, Simcoe also has the county's main offices, a range of shopping and services, and several elementary schools and high schools. That makes it one of the most practical places to live in the county.

Are there older heritage homes for sale in Simcoe?

Yes. The streets around downtown Simcoe have many older brick homes, including some large Victorian houses. They offer character, mature lots and a walk to downtown, but older wiring, plumbing and foundations deserve a careful inspection. Ask whether a property has any heritage designation before planning exterior changes, and get insurance quotes early.

Are there newer homes and subdivisions in Simcoe?

Yes. Newer subdivisions on the edges of Simcoe offer detached homes, bungalow towns and townhouses with modern layouts and attached garages. Some may still be sold by builders, with new home warranty coverage. They are a good fit for buyers who want low maintenance and newer systems while staying close to Simcoe's services and schools.

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