ApartmentCA$649,900
Brockville

174 homes and apartments for sale in Brockville, Canada.
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24 properties shown
ApartmentCA$649,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$299,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$664,050
Brockville
HouseCA$575,000
Brockville
ApartmentCA$395,000
Brockville
ApartmentCA$825,000
Brockville
ApartmentCA$269,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$269,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$835,000
Brockville
ApartmentCA$679,000
Brockville
HouseCA$524,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$379,900
Brockville
HouseCA$299,000
Brockville
HouseCA$470,000
Brockville
ApartmentCA$389,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$199,900
Brockville
HouseCA$834,900
Brockville
HouseCA$699,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$289,900
Brockville
ApartmentCA$279,900
Brockville
HouseCA$959,900
Brockville
HouseCA$599,900
Brockville
HouseCA$718,800
Brockville
ApartmentCA$227,900
Brockville
Buyer's guide: Brockville
Brockville is a small city on the St. Lawrence River in the Thousand Islands region of eastern Ontario, roughly halfway between Toronto and Montreal. We list 174 properties with a median asking price of €313,358 (converted from Canadian dollars), including 102 houses.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The median home measures 102 m² at €2,636 per m², and half of the market runs from €219,347 to €419,921.
| Measure | Brockville |
|---|---|
| Listings | 174 |
| Median asking price | €313,358 |
| p25 to p75 | €219,347 to €419,921 |
| Median price per m² | €2,636 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
Houses lead (102), then apartments (43), commercial (23) and land (6). Three-bedroom homes (60) and two-bedroom homes (55) are the standard, with 17 four-bedroom, 7 of five-plus and 4 one-bedroom. The commercial share suggests a working downtown.
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Apartments are a meaningful minority at 43 listings, and some are in older converted buildings near the waterfront. Ask about heating type, since many older Ontario buildings rely on electric baseboards or aging boilers, and confirm whether the condo corporation has a recent reserve fund study. Commercial listings should be checked for zoning and environmental history.
Brockville has a historic downtown, a waterfront with views of the Thousand Islands, and the oldest railway tunnel in Canada. Highway 401 links it to both big cities, and the Ivy Lea bridge nearby leads to New York State. Retirees and remote workers form much of the buyer base.
Other markets in the region: Gananoque is a smaller tourist town, Kingston is a university city, Smiths Falls and Carleton Place lie toward Ottawa, and Mississippi Mills is a rural township. Russell is closer to Ottawa and is a separate market.
Brockville gives river living at half the price of the large Ontario cities, but local employment is limited.
Ontario's Non-Resident Speculation Tax is 25%, in addition to land transfer tax. The federal foreign-buyer ban runs to 1 January 2027; confirm how it applies to the property and your status. Deposits for non-resident mortgages are commonly 35% or more.
Learn more in our Canada consultation guide, the financing page, and the Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, on Highway 401, about halfway.
Yes, the NRST is 25%.
Mainly houses, with some apartments and commercial units.
The Thousand Islands bridge at Ivy Lea is close by.