HouseCA$469,000
Minden Hills

74 homes and apartments for sale in Minden Hills, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$469,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$399,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$429,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$1,350,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$799,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$1,299,000
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HouseCA$549,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$1,300,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$539,900
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HouseCA$949,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$849,000
Minden Hills
ApartmentCA$2,095,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$1,049,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$449,800
Minden Hills
HouseCA$898,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$499,900
Minden Hills
HouseCA$425,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$895,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$675,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$899,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$930,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$430,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$789,000
Minden Hills
HouseCA$3,995,000
Minden Hills
Buyer's guide: Minden Hills
Looking at property for sale in Minden Hills? Our 74 listings in Ontario's Haliburton Highlands have a median asking price of €344,418, with 50 houses and 17 plots. Non-Canadians face a federal ban and an Ontario tax.
Figures are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros. The central half runs from €206,450 to €582,806, and the median price per m² is €3,813 on a median size of 102 m².
| Indicator | Minden Hills |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €344,418 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €206,450 to €582,806 |
| Per m² | €3,813 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
| Listings | 74 |
Houses make up 50 listings, land 17, commercial properties 6 and apartments 1. Two- and three-bedroom homes are the main sizes (22 and 20), with just 9 larger homes.
See Canada houses and land for wider context.
Minden Hills is a township in Haliburton County, in the Ontario lake district north-east of Toronto. The village of Minden has shops and services, a whitewater centre on the Gull River and an area of lakes and forest favoured by cottagers. It is typically a three-hour drive from Toronto. Winters are snowy, and water-access properties need checks on road maintenance and septic systems.
Buyers are mostly Ontario residents seeking second homes or retirement properties.
Canada has a federal ban on residential purchases by non-Canadians that runs to 1 January 2027, with no extension announced and a replacement framework reported. Ontario also applies a 25% Non-Resident Speculation Tax on purchases by foreign buyers. Exemptions are narrow, so take legal advice before offering, and confirm how the rules treat a recreational property.
Our Canada buying guide and financing guide explain more.
The cities we list as comparisons are separate markets, not close neighbours: Toronto is the nearest big city, while Calgary and Edmonton are in Alberta. The Canada page has more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The federal ban applies to non-Canadians until 1 January 2027, and Ontario's 25% tax applies as well. Check exemptions with a lawyer.
About three hours' drive, depending on traffic.
Yes, 17 of 74 listings are land.
Road access, septic, well, shoreline rules and winter maintenance.