HouseCA$609,900
Brant

195 homes and apartments for sale in Brant, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$609,900
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HouseCA$799,000
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HouseCA$515,000
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HouseCA$799,000
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HouseCA$1,099,000
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HouseCA$699,900
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HouseCA$1,135,000
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ApartmentCA$499,000
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ApartmentCA$375,000
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HouseCA$254,500
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HouseCA$599,000
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ApartmentCA$329,900
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HouseCA$2,350,000
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HouseCA$699,000
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HouseCA$599,990
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HouseCA$649,900
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HouseCA$1,635,000
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HouseCA$1,635,000
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HouseCA$1,758,008
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HouseCA$1,249,000
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Land plotCA$1,900,000
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HouseCA$979,900
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HouseCA$435,000
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HouseCA$615,000
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Buyer's guide: Brant
Brant real estate, in the County of Brant in southwestern Ontario, is a family-house market: 140 of 193 current listings on RealEstateAbroad are houses. The median asking price is €557,826 and homes are large, with a median size of 186 m². Foreign buyers should read the rules section, because Canada currently restricts purchases by non-Canadians.
Asking prices from current listings, converted to euros. Sizes are larger than in most city markets because many listings are rural or semi-rural properties.
| Measure | Brant |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €557,826 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €423,117 - €811,760 |
| Median price per m² | €3,594 |
| Median size | 186 m² |
| Listings | 193 |
There are 140 houses, 29 land listings, 12 apartments and 12 commercial properties. Three-bedroom homes are the largest group at 60 listings, then four-bedroom at 52, five or more at 20 and two-bedroom at 17. Few apartments exist, so expect detached houses on generous plots and possibly acreage.
Brant surrounds the city of Brantford and includes Paris, a town on the Grand River known for its old stone buildings, and smaller communities such as St. George and Burford. The county lies between Hamilton and London, so it works for commuters willing to drive, and its Grand River setting attracts retirees and families seeking space. Neighbouring markets include Brantford, Paris, Waterford, Ancaster, Cambridge and Woodstock.
Farm and rural properties bring their own checks, including well, septic, drainage and agricultural zoning.
A federal ban on purchases of residential property by non-Canadians is in place until 1 January 2027, and no extension has been announced; a replacement framework is reported. It covers census metropolitan and agglomeration areas, which may include much of this area. Ontario also applies a 25% non-resident speculation tax in addition to land transfer tax, so a foreign buyer's cost can be significantly higher.
Talk to an Ontario real estate lawyer before offering. Our Canada buying guide and financing page set out the process, and the Canada overview compares provinces.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The federal ban and Ontario's 25% non-resident speculation tax make it difficult and costly. Exemptions exist for some visa holders; check with a lawyer.
No. Brant is a county that surrounds the city of Brantford, which is separately governed, though the housing markets overlap.
Some rural listings and land plots do. Check zoning, well water, septic and any conservation limits.
The median listing is 186 m², larger than most Canadian city homes, because many are on rural lots.