HouseCA$749,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula

195 homes and apartments for sale in Northern Bruce Peninsula, Canada.
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24 properties shown
HouseCA$749,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$549,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$545,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$1,499,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$699,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$999,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$699,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$1,000,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$524,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$549,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$674,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$469,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$569,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$899,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$2,200,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$489,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$675,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$825,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$625,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$1,195,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$419,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$499,000
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$474,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
HouseCA$949,900
Northern Bruce Peninsula
Buyer's guide: Northern Bruce Peninsula
Property for sale in Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, is a mix of homes and building land: of 194 listings on RealEstateAbroad, 113 are houses and 75 are vacant land. The median asking price is €313,076, but the middle half of listings runs from €157,995 to €501,457, so budgets from modest to substantial find something.
Figures come from current asking prices on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros, and cover the listings in our feed for this area.
| Measure | Northern Bruce Peninsula |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €313,076 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €157,995 - €501,457 |
| Median price per m² | €3,692 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
| Listings | 194 |
The mix is 113 houses, 75 land listings, 4 commercial and 2 apartments, so this is not an apartment market. Among homes, three bedrooms is the standard layout (66 listings), followed by two (25), four (12) and five or more (10). Land plots pull the lower end of the price range down, and they come with their own checks on zoning, septic suitability and shoreline rules.
Compare with the national selection of houses for sale in Canada and land in Canada.
The Northern Bruce Peninsula is the rocky tip of the peninsula between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, in Ontario's Bruce County. It is known for limestone shoreline, clear water, the Bruce Peninsula National Park, and Tobermory, the ferry port for Manitoulin Island. The appeal is seasonal recreation and quiet living rather than city amenities. Winters are long, services are limited, and Toronto is several hours away by road, so most buyers use homes as cottages or retirement properties.
The nearby-city links we hold for this place are larger, distant markets rather than neighbours: Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton are useful if you want to compare big-city prices, not for a day trip.
A federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027, with no extension announced and a replacement framework reported. It applies in specified urban areas and its reach over rural land is a question for a lawyer, so confirm whether a specific parcel is covered. Ontario also charges a 25% non-resident speculation tax on many purchases, and land transfer tax applies on top.
For a cottage, add a survey, septic and well inspections, and checks on conservation authority or national park limits on building. Our Canada financing guide and Canada buying guide cover the process, and the Canada overview lists other regions.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Possibly, but a federal foreign-buyer ban and Ontario's 25% non-resident speculation tax may apply. Take legal advice on the specific property before making an offer.
The area has many building plots and rural lots. Land often needs servicing, a septic permit and planning approval before you can build.
Some residents live here all year, but services are thin and winters are heavy. Many owners treat their properties as seasonal.
Check shoreline ownership, erosion, septic condition, well water quality and any conservation or national park restrictions.