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17 Edelwild Drive, Orangeville

This 3-Bedroom, one-bathroom semi-detached backsplit is perfectly located just a few minutes walk from the local elementary school and parks, and a short drive to all local amenities.

95 Amaranth St E, East Luther Grand Valley

Country Living in town! This stunning, fully renovated, 3 bedroom, 4 level back split, backing onto the Grand River is a must see!

573106 Southgate Sideroad 57, Southgate

It doesn't get anymore perfect than this. Beautiful country retreat featuring 7.75 private acres, a bright 2 bedroom bungalow with wrap around porch, 20 x 30 detached workshop with hydro and heat.

3 Jenkins Street, Grand Valley

Beautifully upgraded true 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom home with finished walk out basement, open concept living/dining room, den, extended kitchen with centre island overlooking the family room. Located within walking distance to the quaint town of Grand Valley.

282398 County Road 10, Grand Valley

This stunning country estate with over 5,400 sq ft of living space and Grand River frontage exudes elegance and class. Sitting on 9.3 pristine acres, a nature lover's paradise with a number of different habitats attracting a wide variety of wildlife.

428510 25th Side Road, Mono

47 acres with stunning views, manicured grounds, 2.5 km of groomed hiking trails, bubbling spring stream and the most amazing lookout overlooking Sheldon. This home and property are a rare gem! It truly has everything.

4 Young Court, Orangeville

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4 Putney Rd, Caledon East

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5814 10th Line

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232 Second Ave, Shelburne

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6327 15 Sideroad, Halton Hills

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5700 Winston Churchill Blvd.

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20558 Hurontario St, Mulmur

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627458 15th Sideroad, Mulmur

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13 Highcrest Road, Caledon

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795506 3rd Line EHS, Mono

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224 Johnson Drive, Shelburne

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69 Mill St, Grand Valley

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65 Mill St., Melancthon

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374427 6th Line, Amaranth

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48 Pine River Cres, Mansfield

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67 Madill, Mono

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About Mulmur Real Estate

Mulmur real estate offers a unique blend of rugged escarpment beauty and high-value agricultural land. Unlike more urbanized areas, nearly 99% of the housing stock in Mulmur consists of single-detached homes, many of which are situated on significant acreages. This limited variety in housing types maintains a premium on property values, particularly for those seeking luxury retreats or established family farms. Back to jenjewell.ca.

The market in Mulmur is characterized by its exclusivity and stability. Because a large portion of the township falls under the protection of the Niagara Escarpment Commission, new development is strictly managed, which naturally limits supply and protects the long-term equity of existing homeowners. For buyers, this means investing in a landscape that is legally preserved from over-development. Whether you are looking at a modern estate in Mansfield or a historic property in Terra Nova, the inventory remains low, often leading to a competitive environment for premium listings.

The Mulmur Real Estate Market

With a median household after-tax income approaching $100,000 and a median age of 50, Mulmur attracts an established demographic of professionals and retirees. The average value of a dwelling in the township has recently climbed toward the $1 million mark, reflecting the area’s status as a “hidden gem” for those commuting to the GTA or seeking a weekend sanctuary. This financial strength ensures that the local market remains resilient even during broader economic shifts.

Current data indicates that while the number of transactions may be lower than in high-density suburbs. This pace allows for thoughtful transitions for both buyers and sellers. Most residents are long-term owners, creating a stable community where private residences are cherished. If you are looking for a safe, high-value investment that offers unparalleled privacy and a connection to nature, Mulmur is one of the most distinguished choices in Dufferin County.

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Known as “a wee bit of heaven,” Mulmur Township is located at the northeast corner of Dufferin County. It is a community of approximately 3,600 residents that straddles the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, offering some of the most dramatic topography and breathtaking vistas in Southern Ontario.

Mulmur’s History

Mulmur was officially incorporated in 1851, though its settlement by Irish, English, and Scottish pioneers began in the 1830s. The name is believed to be derived from the Latin word for “new land.” Early life in the township was defined by the rugged terrain; pioneers had to navigate deep river valleys and swamps to establish the first mills.

The township’s industrial past was powered by its rivers. In 1908, the Pine River Light and Power Company was established to generate electricity for nearby Shelburne and Orangeville, marking one of Ontario’s early ventures into private power. While the mills and early power plants are now ruins or historic sites, they tell the story of a community that was ahead of its time in utilizing its natural resources. The arrival of the railway in the 1870s further connected these remote hamlets to the burgeoning markets of Toronto.

Modern Mulmur has transitioned from a purely agricultural hub to a prestigious destination for “weekend country retreats.” Residents take great pride in their history, which is meticulously preserved by the Museum of Dufferin. Whether you are exploring the heritage of Terra Nova or the heights of the escarpment, you are walking through a landscape that has been carefully guarded by generations of passionate residents.
Community and Culture

Culture in Mulmur is deeply tied to the land and the seasons. The Mansfield Outdoor Centre serves as a year-round hub for active families, offering everything from cross-country skiing and fat biking in the winter to educational group camps in the summer. For those who enjoy a slower pace, the “Trails and Ales” events and local trivia nights at the Pine River Café provide a warm, welcoming atmosphere where neighbors quickly become friends. The township is also home to the Pine River Institute, a renowned center for youth development.

Arts and creativity flourish here, largely supported by the Museum of Dufferin (MoD). The annual Juried Photography Exhibition and various art shows highlight the talent of local residents who are inspired by the surrounding vistas.

Gastronomy is another pillar of Mulmur culture. From the Friendship Gardens Perennial Sale in nearby Orangeville to acoustic open mic nights, there is always a way to engage with the community. If you are looking for a lifestyle that balances quiet rural elegance with a rich, active social calendar, Mulmur is the perfect place to call home.

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