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17130 The Gore Road, Caledon

POWER OF SALE! 47.82 acres with a 1 1/4 story home, paddocks, barn, pond, and detached two car garage perfectly located on The Gore Road in Caledon.

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 Southgate Real Estate

The Township of Southgate, established in 2000 through the amalgamation of Dundalk, Proton, and Egremont, is currently one of the fastest-growing rural municipalities in Ontario. The real estate landscape is defined by this rapid expansion, with recent census data showing a staggering 18.5% population increase. This growth is centered around the urban hub of Dundalk, where new developments are rising to meet the demand of professionals moving north from the GTA. Back to jenjewell.ca.

Unlike the more static markets of the past, Southgate offers a dynamic range of housing options—from brand-new detached homes in commuter-friendly subdivisions to expansive 100-acre agricultural estates. The township’s unique position as the “High Point of Southern Ontario” means many properties offer unparalleled views of the surrounding countryside. With a high concentration of single-family homes (making up over 91% of the housing stock), Southgate is the primary target for buyers seeking a balance between a modern “Eco Park” industrial economy and a traditional, community-focused rural lifestyle.

The Southgate Real Estate Market

Southgate has emerged as a standout buyer’s opportunity within Grey County. While the broader Ontario market has seen price moderation, Southgate remains resilient due to its lower entry price compared to neighboring Dufferin County. The median age in the township is just 41—younger than the area average—indicating a vibrant influx of young families and first-time homeowners. This demographic shift is driving demand for three- and four-bedroom homes, which currently dominate the local inventory.

The market is also characterized by a robust secondary economy; many rural properties in Southgate feature on-farm businesses, a hallmark of the local Mennonite community’s influence on the region. For sellers, the township’s “Open for Business” stance and the success of the Dundalk Eco Park have created a stable employment base that keeps housing demand consistent. Whether you are looking for a heritage home in Holstein or a modern build near the Highway 10 corridor, Southgate offers a stable, growth-oriented environment for your next real estate investment.

Southgate Realtors Say: Prime Location

Located at the “Gateway to Grey,” Southgate serves as the headwaters for the Grand, Saugeen, and Beaver Rivers. It is a place where industrial innovation meets the rolling, high-elevation beauty of Ontario’s heartland.

Southgate’s History

Southgate’s history is a rich tapestry of agricultural grit and political pioneering. While the township was officially formed in 2000, its roots reach back to the 1850s when settlers from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales arrived via the Garafraxa Road. One of Southgate’s most famous historical figures is Agnes Macphail, born in Proton Township, who became the first woman ever elected to the Canadian House of Commons in 1921. Her legacy of social reform and prison advocacy is a point of immense pride for the community, with several local landmarks dedicated to her memory.

The township’s development was largely spurred by the arrival of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway in the 1870s, which transformed Dundalk into a major grain-buying center. This industrial spirit continues today through the township’s “Eco Park,” a specialized industrial development that focuses on green energy and sustainable manufacturing. Today, Southgate is also home to a thriving Mennonite population that moved to the area from Kitchener-Waterloo over the last two decades, bringing a renewed focus on traditional farming and craftsmanship that defines the township’s rural character.
Community and Culture

The culture of Southgate is a unique blend of old Ontario traditions and modern community growth. The Dundalk Fall Fair and the Canadian Open Dance Competition remain the crown jewels of the social calendar, celebrating everything from tractor pulls to elite step-dancing. For those seeking a slower pace, the “Butter Tarts & Buggies” tour offers a scenic way to explore the township’s Mennonite bakeries and artisan shops. Community life is centered around local hubs like the Dundalk Pool and the Holstein Dam, which is a featured stop on the famous Waterfalls of Grey County Tour.

The township is also a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The Grey County CP Rail Trail begins in downtown Dundalk, providing a multi-purpose route for hiking and cycling in the summer and snowmobiling in the winter. The local libraries and recreation centers are more active than ever, hosting regular LEGO clubs, “Thursday Night Yarnies” for crafters, and paint nights for local artists. It is a community where the 2026 budget has recently prioritized “Building for the Future,” ensuring that the town’s parks, trails, and cultural spaces continue to evolve alongside its growing population.

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