HouseCA$689,000
Cobourg

226 homes and apartments for sale in Cobourg, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$689,000
Cobourg
ApartmentCA$395,000
Cobourg
ApartmentCA$439,900
Cobourg
ApartmentCA$799,900
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ApartmentCA$399,999
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ApartmentCA$425,000
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HouseCA$1,799,000
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ApartmentCA$429,000
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HouseCA$674,900
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ApartmentCA$429,990
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ApartmentCA$499,000
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ApartmentCA$399,900
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ApartmentCA$429,000
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HouseCA$769,000
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ApartmentCA$414,900
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HouseCA$699,900
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HouseCA$639,000
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ApartmentCA$385,000
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ApartmentCA$389,000
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ApartmentCA$415,000
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HouseCA$1,050,000
Cobourg
ApartmentCA$1,595,000
Cobourg
ApartmentCA$389,000
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ApartmentCA$398,000
Cobourg
Buyer's guide: Cobourg
Cobourg is a heritage lakeside town in Northumberland County, Ontario, roughly an hour and a half east of Toronto. RealEstateAbroad lists 219 properties at a median asking price of €454,460, including 50 condos and apartments for downsizers.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 219 |
| Median asking price | €454,460 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €369,492 - €563,812 |
| Median price per m² | €3,920 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
Houses: 145; apartments: 50; land: 13; commercial: 11. Three-bedroom (75) and two-bedroom (68) homes lead, with 30 four-bedroom, 12 one-bedroom and 9 five-plus. A 102 m² median is compact for a Canadian town, reflecting bungalows and condos popular with retirees. See Canada's apartments and commercial property.
Bungalows suit retirees who want single-level living, and several condo buildings sit close to the beach. The rail line and Highway 401 corridor affect noise levels in some streets, so visit at different times of day.
The town has a sandy beach, a harbour, a Victorian-era Victoria Hall and a walkable main street, which has made it a favourite for retirees from the Toronto area. The VIA rail line connects to Toronto, and Highway 401 runs just north. Many buyers also include remote workers, and the market has been shaped by migration from the Greater Toronto Area.
To compare nearby places, view Port Hope, Peterborough, Quinte West, Belleville, Oshawa and Whitby.
Canadian law currently bars most foreign nationals from buying residential property in urban areas until 1 January 2027, with a replacement reported but not announced; small towns may fall outside the defined areas, so confirm. Ontario's 25% non-resident speculation tax applies to foreign buyers. Closing in Ontario involves a real-estate lawyer, title insurance and land transfer tax.
The Canada guide and financing guide explain the steps, and the Canada page covers other regions.
Heritage-designated properties can restrict renovations; ask about designation before buying an older house.
Last updated 8 October 2026
By train or car it is a long daily trip to Toronto; many residents are retirees or remote.
50 apartments are listed.
Its heritage downtown, beach and harbour.
Possibly; confirm with a lawyer.