Lake Simcoe shoreline in Georgina
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Living in Georgina

Lake Simcoe, more space, shoreline communities, beaches, marinas, and one of York Region's most accessible price points.

$875,000
Avg. sold
65 min
Off-peak to DVP
38d
Avg. on mkt
7.5 mo
Inventory
About Georgina

Georgina is a strong option for buyers who want more space, waterfront access, or a different pace — and who are comfortable with the commute trade-off. With 7.5 months of inventory, it is currently a buyer's market with meaningful negotiating room, particularly on non-waterfront properties.

Neighbourhoods & areas in Georgina

KeswickKeswick SouthKeswick NorthSuttonJackson's PointPefferlawBaldwinBelhavenVirginiaHistoric Lakeshore Communities

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

Schools

SchoolRatingNotes
Keswick High School
Public Secondary
6.8/10 York Region District School Board
Sutton District High School
Public Secondary
6.5/10 York Region District School Board
Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Elem.
Catholic Elementary
6.9/10 York Catholic District School Board
Keswick Public School
Public Elementary
6.7/10 York Region 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 Georgina

Distance to DVP/401: 80 km
Off-peak drive time: approximately 65 minutes
Transit: Car-dependent — no GO Train service
Drive times are off-peak estimates. Peak-hour commute times are typically 30–60% longer depending on conditions.

Local restaurants & cafés

Jack's Waterfront Restaurant
Lakeside dining — popular summer patio in Keswick
Cook's Bay Brewhouse
Local craft brewery in Keswick
Jackson's Point Bistro
Seasonal lakeside dining
Sutton cafés and diners
Small-town café culture across Sutton

Included for community context. Not ranked or endorsed by Finally Home Agents.

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Why people choose Georgina

Lake Simcoe shoreline access
Sibbald Point Provincial Park
Jackson's Point beach and marina
Cook's Bay
Pefferlaw Brook trails
Boating, fishing, and seasonal ice fishing

Is Georgina the right fit?

Well suited for

Buyers with remote work flexibility, waterfront property seekers, buyers who want more space and a different pace at an accessible price point.

Things to weigh up

Georgina requires car travel for essentially all daily needs. There is no GO Train service. Commute to central Toronto is approximately 65 minutes off-peak and longer during peak periods.

Market note: Waterfront properties in Georgina have historically held value relative to the broader market. The overall market has 7.5 months of inventory, which gives buyers meaningful negotiating room.

A day in Georgina

No fixed alarm on remote work days. Coffee with a view of the lake, then the laptop open by 8:30. Afternoon: paddleboard from the dock or a walk to Keswick Beach with the kids. Evenings at Jack's waterfront patio when the weather cooperates. The trade-off with the commute is something Georgina buyers are conscious of — most have made a deliberate choice about where they want to spend their time.

Frequently asked questions

What is Georgina Ontario known for? +
Georgina is known for Lake Simcoe waterfront access, recreational fishing (perch and walleye), summer boating, seasonal ice fishing, and communities including Keswick, Sutton, and Jackson's Point. It is the most affordable municipality in York Region by average sale price.
Is Georgina a good place to live? +
Georgina is a strong option for buyers who want more space, waterfront access, or a different pace — particularly those with remote work arrangements. The primary trade-offs are a longer commute to Toronto and car-dependence for daily needs.
What communities are in Georgina? +
Georgina includes Keswick (the largest urban centre), Keswick South, Keswick North, Sutton, Jackson's Point, Pefferlaw, Baldwin, Belhaven, Virginia, and historic lakeshore communities along Lake Simcoe.

Market snapshot

All types avg.$875,000
Detached avg.$910,000
Townhouse avg.$815,000
Condo / apt avg.$590,000
Days on market38d
Sale / list ratio97%
Months inventory7.5
Market typeBuyer's market

TRREB MLS® 2025–2026. Not an appraisal. Confirm with a registered agent before decisions.

What does $1M buy in Georgina?

A 4-bed waterfront or near-waterfront property on Lake Simcoe with a private dock and mature trees. Or a newer 5-bed detached in Keswick North with a triple garage on a large lot. Strong value compared with nearby options anywhere else in York Region at this price.

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

Talk to a local real estate agent

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

Matthew Mulhall
Sales Representative
HomeLife Optimum Realty
Landon Mulhall
Sales Representative
HomeLife Optimum Realty

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