
CA$969,900
Stoney Creek

306 homes and apartments for sale in Stoney Creek, Canada.
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24 properties shown

CA$969,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$599,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$609,900
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$615,888
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$799,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$587,989
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$624,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$499,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$569,900
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$444,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$555,000
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$419,000
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$549,999
Stoney Creek

CA$879,900
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$424,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$750,000
Stoney Creek

CA$3,100,000
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$569,000
Stoney Creek

CA$799,999
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$599,900
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$599,900
Stoney Creek
ApartmentCA$465,000
Stoney Creek
HouseCA$499,999
Stoney Creek

CA$1,829,999
Stoney Creek
Buyer's guide: Stoney Creek
Property for sale in Stoney Creek covers the eastern part of Hamilton, Ontario, between the Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario. The area has 304 listings on our site, mainly detached homes, with a median asking price of €490,441.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros. Half of the market lies between €375,000 and €631,000, a moderate spread typical of suburban family housing.
| Measure | Stoney Creek |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €490,441 |
| Middle half of listings | €375,478 to €631,496 |
| Median per m² | €3,008 |
| Median home size | 161 m² |
| Properties listed | 304 |
There are 232 houses, 54 apartments or condos, 9 commercial properties and 9 plots of land. Three-bedroom homes lead with 98, then 83 four-bedroom, 45 two-bedroom, 31 with five or more and 25 one-bedroom. Condos along the lakeshore and near the Red Hill Valley Parkway offer cheaper entry.
Find out what is built on the escarpment, because slope and conservation-authority regulations restrict extensions and landscaping.
Many of the newer homes are in subdivisions built since the 1990s, with attached garages and two-storey layouts. Older streets near the original village centre have smaller lots and mature trees, and they often sell for less per square metre but need more renovation.
Stoney Creek was an independent city until it merged into Hamilton in 2001. It has Battlefield House Museum, a mix of newer subdivisions and older villages and direct access to the Queen Elizabeth Way toward Toronto and Niagara. GO Transit trains serve Hamilton and nearby stations.
Compare Hamilton, Binbrook, Waterdown, Grimsby, Ancaster and Burlington when you search.
The federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property is in place until 1 January 2027 and Ontario applies a 25% non-resident speculation tax in many cases, with limited exemptions. Seek legal advice before bidding.
See the Canada country page, consultation guide and financing information for process details.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it was amalgamated into the City of Hamilton in 2001. Property addresses are listed as Hamilton, but the area keeps a distinct name and identity.
Around an hour by road in light traffic, and longer at peak times. GO Transit trains and buses from Hamilton are a useful alternative for commuting.
Yes. There are 54 apartments and condos in the listings, many of them in newer buildings near the lake and the highway.
The federal ban and Ontario's 25% non-resident speculation tax can both apply. Speak to an Ontario real estate lawyer before making any offer.