Uxbridge streetscape with historic buildings

Durham Region · NorthSide GTA

Living in Uxbridge

Trail networks, rolling countryside, heritage streets, local shops, and a quieter NorthSide GTA lifestyle with room to breathe.

$1,194,026

Avg. sale price

60 min

Off-peak to DVP

Sales

67d

Avg. LDOM

About Uxbridge

Uxbridge is a practical choice for buyers who are trading commute convenience for lifestyle quality. Canada's Trail Capital designation is not marketing — the trail system is genuinely exceptional. The town has a stable, owner-occupied market character and a local arts and food scene that punches well above its population size.

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Neighbourhoods & areas in Uxbridge

Uxbridge townGoodwoodLeaskdaleSandfordUdoraZephyrSiloamVivian

Each area within Uxbridge has its own character, price range, and feel. Talk to Matthew or Landon about which sub-community fits your lifestyle and budget best.

Schools

School	Rating	Notes
Uxbridge Secondary School Public Secondary	7.2/10	Durham District School Board — known for arts programming
Uxbridge Public School Public Elementary	7.4/10	Fraser Institute 2024
St. Joseph Catholic Elementary Catholic Elementary	7.0/10	Durham Catholic District School Board

Ratings from Fraser Institute Ontario School Report Cards 2024/2025. School boundaries can change — verify directly with the relevant school board before making a property decision.

Commute from Uxbridge

Distance to DVP/401: 75 km

Off-peak drive time: approximately 60 minutes

Transit: Car-dependent — Durham Transit only

Drive times are off-peak estimates. Peak-hour commute times are typically 30–60% longer depending on conditions.

Local restaurants & cafés

Tin Can Coffee

Independent café — consistently busy

Uxbridge Brewing Co.

Small-batch craft brewery on the town square

Frankie D's Ristorante

Italian — reservations recommended on weekends

Headwater Farms store

Local Wagyu beef, farm-direct

Tin Cup Pub

Local pub with a reliable kitchen

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Why people choose Uxbridge

Canada's Trail Capital (official designation)
Trans Canada Trail hub
Durham Forest — 596 hectares
Glen Major Forest trails
Dagmar Ski Resort
Theatre Uxbridge
Equestrian community

Is Uxbridge the right fit?

Well suited for

Buyers with remote or hybrid work arrangements, equestrian households, buyers seeking a different pace without leaving the GTA orbit.

Things to weigh up

Uxbridge has no GO Train service. Car travel is required for all daily needs. Commute to central Toronto is 60 to 75 minutes off-peak. Local employment options are limited.

Market note: Uxbridge properties span in-town homes, acreages, and equestrian properties, so municipality-wide figures should be paired with a property-specific comparison.

A day in Uxbridge

Morning trail run through Durham Forest before 7 AM — most days you pass the same few regulars. Car to Toronto by 8:30, roughly 60 to 75 minutes depending on traffic. Half-acre lot, horses on the adjacent property, genuinely quiet evenings. Uxbridge Brewing on a Thursday or Theatre Uxbridge when there's a production worth seeing. The commute is real but the lifestyle is a deliberate choice.

Frequently asked questions

What is Uxbridge Ontario known for? +

Uxbridge holds the official designation of Canada's Trail Capital, with more than 300 km of trails on the Oak Ridges Moraine including the Trans Canada Trail and Durham Forest. The town is also known for its equestrian community, active arts scene, and Theatre Uxbridge.

Is Uxbridge a good place to live? +

For buyers with remote work flexibility, equestrian interests, or a preference for a quieter lifestyle within reach of the GTA, Uxbridge is a strong option. In August 2026, it recorded 19 all-home-types sales at an exact average sale price of $1,194,026 and an Avg. LDOM of 67. Source: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026.

What trails are in Uxbridge? +

Uxbridge has more than 300 km of multi-use trails supporting hiking, mountain biking, equestrian use, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Key routes include Durham Forest, Glen Major Forest, the Trans Canada Trail, and the Oak Ridges Moraine Trail.

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Market snapshot · August 2026

Average sale price$1,194,026

Sales count19

Avg. LDOM67

Source: TRREB Market Watch, August 2026. All Home Types. Not an appraisal.

What does $1M buy in Uxbridge?

A 4-bed detached on a half-acre lot in town with heritage character, or a small equestrian property with a barn on 2 to 5 acres just outside of town. Properties like these are simply not available at this price anywhere closer to Toronto.

Based on active listings Q1–Q2 2026. Properties vary.

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We can help you compare neighbourhoods, understand current pricing, and decide whether Uxbridge fits your lifestyle, budget, and timing.

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Matthew Mulhall

Sales Representative

HomeLife Optimum Realty

Landon Mulhall

Sales Representative

HomeLife Optimum Realty

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