Fergus, Ontario
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Fergus, Centre Wellington is $824,900, across 129 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 51 days.
63 new listings came to market in Fergus in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Fergus are listed at an average of $1,029,538 across 93 active listings.
Condos in Fergus are listed at an average of $758,933 across 18 active listings.
Townhouses in Fergus are listed at an average of $659,700 across 16 active listings.
Stone heritage, river trails, main street
Fergus reads like a well-kept chapter of Ontario history—limestone storefronts, Victorian-era details, and a main street that still works as a daily errand run. Stroll along St. Andrew Street and you’ll find cafés, boutiques, and pubs tucked into handsome old buildings, with the Grand River never far away. It’s the kind of place where you can walk to a haircut, a bread stop, and the library without touching your car—an 85 Walk Score that feels earned, not aspirational.
The neighbourhood’s social fabric is a blend: long-time locals anchored by schools, service clubs, and weekend sports, plus newer arrivals—young families and professionals who want more space than the GTA can offer and an easier commute to Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo, and even parts of the 401 corridor. Community pride shows up in the busy farmers’ market vibe, the steady calendar of downtown events, and the way trails and parks act like informal meeting rooms. Outdoors is a daily habit here: river paths, the Cataract Trail, and quick drives to Belwood Lake make “after work” feel bigger.
Real estate in the Fergus core is defined by character and variety: heritage houses with stonework and deep lots, updated century homes near downtown, and a growing supply of newer subdivisions on the edges feeding into the same schools and amenities. Buyers tend to weigh walkability and charm against renovation realities—older homes can bring layout quirks and maintenance, but the payoff is streetscape and proximity you can’t replicate. Inventory often tightens around family-friendly pockets, with move-in-ready properties commanding premiums, while fixer-uppers attract hands-on buyers looking to trade sweat equity for a downtown address.
Walk Score 85 · Bike Score 54
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