HouseCA$2,239,000
Champlain

67 homes and apartments for sale in Champlain, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$2,239,000
Champlain
HouseCA$619,000
Champlain
Land plotCA$795,000
Champlain
HouseCA$1,300,000
Champlain
HouseCA$629,900
Champlain
HouseCA$479,000
Champlain
HouseCA$649,000
Champlain
HouseCA$1,399,900
Champlain
HouseCA$898,000
Champlain
HouseCA$1,900,000
Champlain
HouseCA$759,900
Champlain
HouseCA$488,925
Champlain
HouseCA$579,000
Champlain
HouseCA$780,000
Champlain
HouseCA$625,191
Champlain
HouseCA$711,486
Champlain
HouseCA$639,900
Champlain
HouseCA$650,000
Champlain
ApartmentCA$495,000
Champlain
HouseCA$619,900
Champlain
HouseCA$2,695,000
Champlain
HouseCA$799,900
Champlain
HouseCA$449,900
Champlain
HouseCA$425,000
Champlain
Buyer's guide: Champlain
Champlain is a township in eastern Ontario on the Ottawa River, in the Prescott and Russell counties near Hawkesbury, and RealEstateAbroad lists 66 properties. The median asking price is €403,968, with houses leading.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Champlain |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €403,968 |
| p25 to p75 | €301,812 to €553,658 |
| Price per m² | €3,452 |
| Median size | 139 m² |
| Listings | 66 |
Houses are 45 of 66, land ten, commercial properties ten and one apartment. Bedrooms: four one-bed, 12 two-bed, 25 three-bed, four four-bed and two larger. Three-bedroom bungalows and farmhouses are typical. The median home is 139 m² at about €3,452 per m², a level well below Toronto or Ottawa city prices, and the middle half of listings ranges from €301,812 to €553,658.
Ten land parcels and ten commercial properties make this a mixed market. Land may be farmland, riverfront or building lots; each has different rules on severance, septic installation and use. Commercial listings can include shops, workshops and small farms, and buyers should check zoning and environmental history.
See Canadian houses, land and commercial.
The area is largely French-speaking and rural, with the Ottawa River and farmland, and winter brings plenty of snow and ice. Services are in nearby towns such as Hawkesbury and L'Orignal, and the national capital, Ottawa, is about an hour or more away by road, so some residents commute. Bilingual signage, French-language schools and a different pace from the Greater Toronto Area are part of the appeal. Ottawa and Montreal are both about an hour or two away. For comparison with larger markets, see Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton; none is within easy reach of Champlain, so treat them as separate markets rather than local alternatives.
Ontario's 25% Non-Resident Speculation Tax and the federal ban to 1 January 2027 may apply. Take advice from an Ontario real-estate lawyer. See the Canada buying guide, financing page and Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is in Ontario, in Prescott and Russell.
Yes, much of the area is French-speaking.
Within a regional drive.
Check the ban and the 25% tax with a lawyer.