HouseCA$625,000
Highlands East

64 homes and apartments for sale in Highlands East, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$625,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$549,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$550,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$799,900
Highlands East
ApartmentCA$799,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$550,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$400,000
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HouseCA$899,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$2,190,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$300,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$519,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$1,099,999
Highlands East
HouseCA$489,900
Highlands East
HouseCA$275,000
Highlands East
ApartmentCA$629,500
Highlands East
HouseCA$699,900
Highlands East
HouseCA$1,499,900
Highlands East
HouseCA$429,000
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HouseCA$399,900
Highlands East
HouseCA$379,900
Highlands East
ApartmentCA$369,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$275,000
Highlands East
ApartmentCA$649,000
Highlands East
HouseCA$304,999
Highlands East
Buyer's guide: Highlands East
Highlands East property means cottage country in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 64 properties with a median asking price of €312,480, and a compact median size of 65 m².
Asking prices in euros from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Stat | Highlands East |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €312,480 |
| P25 to P75 | €187,896 to €491,913 |
| Median per m² | €3,981 |
| Median size | 65 m² |
| Listings | 64 |
Houses make up 41 listings, land 22 and commercial 1. The median size of 65 m² points to small cottages and cabins, which explains the high price per m² relative to the price. Three-bedroom homes lead (24), followed by two (12) and four (4). Compare land and houses across Canada.
Because 22 of 64 listings are land and many buildings are small, the headline price per m² is not a reliable comparison with suburban houses elsewhere in Ontario.
Highlands East covers lakes, forests and small hamlets in Haliburton County, with seasonal populations and limited services in winter. The nearby cities for this area default to national hubs (Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton); only Toronto is in the same province, and it is a few hours away, so none is nearby.
The federal ban on foreign residential purchases is due to run to 1 January 2027 and Ontario charges a 25% Non-Resident Speculation Tax. Many cottages use private wells and septic systems and may have shoreline road allowances or seasonal access, so check year-round road maintenance and insurance. Read the Canada guide and financing.
Most cottages on small lots were built for summer use. Ask whether the plumbing is winterised, whether the heating is wood, propane or electric, and who maintains the access road in snow. Insurers may charge more for unoccupied properties. Twenty-two listings are land, so check shoreline rules and building setbacks with the township before you plan a new cabin.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Lake areas used for second homes.
Many listings are small cottages and cabins.
Yes, including shoreline boundaries.
Not always; check road maintenance.