Belleville, Ontario
As of November 11, 2026, the median asking price in Belleville is $509,900, across 391 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 66 days.
135 new listings came to market in Belleville in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Belleville are listed at an average of $569,273 across 278 active listings.
Townhouses in Belleville are listed at an average of $511,626 across 38 active listings.
Homes in Belleville are listed at an average of $260,943 across 30 active listings.
Multi-family properties in Belleville are listed at an average of $1,843,506 across 17 active listings.
Belleville had a population of 55,071, a median household income of $73,000, 63% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population.
Detached-home living across a spread-out service centre
Belleville is a largely detached-home area with amenities spread across multiple nodes.
This is a place where day-to-day life tends to be organized around driving between pockets of shopping, schools, parks, and recreation rather than relying on one central district for everything. The appeal is having a wide selection of practical services across the area and a housing mix dominated by detached houses. It is not a single, uniformly walkable district, and experiences can vary depending on which part of Belleville you choose.
Belleville’s housing character leans strongly toward detached houses, which shapes what many listings offer in terms of private, self-contained ownership.
Errands can be covered in multiple parts of the area, with everyday shopping options such as FreshCo, Giant Tiger, Bulk Barn, and Food Basics appearing across Belleville rather than in one single strip.
Outdoor time can look different depending on location, with options including Zwick's Island Park, Exhibition Park, Robin Jeffrey Park, and Duff Park across the area.
Recreation choices range from gyms like Planet Fitness and the YMCA to golf options such as Bay of Quinte Country Club and Bayview Golfing Centre.
Belleville’s housing mix is characterized by a strong presence of detached houses. That makes the experience of living here more about individual property ownership and upkeep than about shared-building living.
A typical home in Belleville is a detached house.
A weekend in Belleville can easily mix a park visit—such as Zwick's Island Park, Haig Park, or Duff Park—with a meal at places like Chuck's Roadhouse, Shoeless Joe's, or The Boathouse. Culture and entertainment can mean a show at Empire Theatre or an outing to Galaxy Cinemas Belleville, with additional stops shaped by which part of the area you’re in.
Selling in Belleville is about making the specific advantages of your particular detached property easy to understand, because buyers are comparing individual home-by-home trade-offs rather than identical units. Clear positioning around how the home lives day to day—and which clusters of amenities it aligns with—helps a buyer quickly place it within the broader area. The goal is to show what your home offers that a different detached option elsewhere in Belleville does not.
Detached-house buyers often scrutinize maintenance and overall care; make the home’s condition, updates, and ongoing ownership practicality easy to see and verify.
Connect the home to the most relevant everyday destinations in its orbit—shopping like Giant Tiger or Bulk Barn, parks like Zwick's Island Park or Exhibition Park, and recreation like the YMCA or Planet Fitness—without implying any single place defines Belleville.
Help buyers understand how the home functions as a detached property—how spaces support daily living—since that is a key reason many choose this area’s dominant housing type.
If your location makes particular cultural or recreation options more natural—such as Empire Theatre, Galaxy Cinemas Belleville, or the Bay of Quinte Country Club—present that as a clear lifestyle anchor tied to your home’s position within the area.
Belleville offers detached-house living at scale, with everyday services and recreation spread across a wide area rather than concentrated in one centre. The upside is choice—multiple pockets for shopping, parks, fitness, and culture—so you can build routines around the parts of the area that fit you. It’s not a one-node community where a single main street, park, or school defines the whole experience, and it can be less satisfying if you want most daily errands to work on foot.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Belleville covers about 91 km², so a single Walkability, Transit access or Bikeability score measured at one point would not describe it. How easily you can get around depends on which part of Belleville you are in — check the score for a specific address.
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