Stayner, Ontario
As of November 13, 2026, the median asking price in Stayner, Clearview is $649,000, across 33 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 64 days.
12 new listings came to market in Stayner in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Stayner are listed at an average of $757,602 across 26 active listings.
Townhouses in Stayner are listed at an average of $492,557 across 7 active listings.
Clearview had a population of 14,814, a median household income of $97,000, 85% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population. These figures describe the broader census geography, not Stayner specifically.
A compact detached-home area on County Road 26
Stayner offers a practical, low-rise place to live with schools, parks, and daily essentials close at hand.
This is a mostly detached-house area where life is oriented to local services—groceries, casual dining, parks, and community recreation—plus easy outward connections to nearby destinations like Wasaga Beach and the Blue Mountains. The appeal is straightforward day-to-day convenience in a smaller-footprint setting; it is not a high-rise district, and it is not built around a transit-first routine.
Groceries, convenience stops, and local shops sit close to the centre, including Stayner Foodland, The 5 Room Market, and Bakery By The Bay.
Stayner Centennial Pool and Stayner Arena are nearby, giving the area year-round, routine-friendly recreation options.
Clearview Public Library and small studios like Linkes Local Arts and Elias Art Studio add a local cultural layer beyond pure bedroom-community function.
Being along County Road 26 places Stayner in a corridor linking to Wasaga Beach and the Blue Mountains, with onward access toward Barrie via regional highways.
Housing in Stayner is mostly detached houses, creating a built form that reads as low-rise and ownership-focused rather than shared-building living. The typical experience is tied to the individual property and its upkeep, with fewer of the standardized, amenity-driven tradeoffs that come with apartment-heavy areas.
A typical home here is a detached house oriented around private ownership rather than condo-style shared facilities.
A weekend in Stayner can be built around simple, close-to-home options: time at Station Park Stayner On. or Ives Park, a swim at Stayner Centennial Pool, or skating and events at Stayner Arena. Food and coffee tend to be casual and local, with spots like Cafe Coco, Friends Pub, and Coffee Culture Café & Eatery in the mix.
In a mostly detached-house area like Stayner, due diligence is less about shared-building details and more about the specific home’s condition and the practicality of running daily life in a corridor setting.
Pay close attention to the fundamentals that change ownership costs and effort in detached homes: roofline, windows, mechanical systems, and any visible signs of moisture or settling.
The Walk and Bike scores indicate some errands can be handled locally on foot or by bike, but confirm how your most frequent needs line up with the nearby grocery, pharmacy, and service options.
If nearby schools matter to your routine, note the presence of Clearview Meadows Elementary School, Stayner Collegiate Institute, and True North Christian Academy when mapping day-to-day logistics.
If you plan to use organized recreation, check how easily you can integrate places like Stayner Arena and Stayner Centennial Pool into your week from the specific property you’re considering.
Selling in Stayner is about making the detached-home value proposition easy to understand in a single viewing: condition, function, and how the home supports everyday life near local essentials. Buyers are often comparing homes by the clarity of upkeep and the practicality of the layout and utility spaces, not just the number of rooms.
Detached-house buyers respond to visible maintenance and straightforward documentation; make it easy to see what’s been updated and what has been consistently cared for.
Present storage, utility areas, and the practical flow of the home as part of the lifestyle—how the property handles real daily use, not just staged moments.
Help buyers quickly locate the practical anchors nearby—groceries, pharmacies, and recreation—so the home’s fit with Stayner’s amenities is obvious.
Stayner offers a mostly detached-house environment with a practical cluster of day-to-day amenities, community recreation, and a corridor position along County Road 26 tying it to nearby destinations like Wasaga Beach and the Blue Mountains. It works well for people who want their home to be the centre of the lifestyle while still having groceries, parks, and services close. It is less compelling for anyone prioritizing a transit-first routine or a high-rise, shared-amenity form of living.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walkability 91 · Transit access 10 · Bikeability 61
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