Uxbridge, Ontario
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Uxbridge is $990,500, across 42 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 47 days.
19 new listings came to market in Uxbridge in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Uxbridge are listed at an average of $1,139,606 across 32 active listings.
Townhouses in Uxbridge are listed at an average of $900,238 across 8 active listings.
Heritage Main Street, Trailside Living
In central Uxbridge, life orbits around the historic downtown spine—Brock Street and Toronto Street—where brick storefronts, café windows, and the occasional church steeple keep the town’s small-scale rhythm intact. Side streets quickly shift to mature maples and deep lots, with older century homes and post-war bungalows sitting shoulder-to-shoulder with tidy infill and low-rise pockets near the edges of the core. With a Walk Score around 82, errands, school drop-offs, and a coffee run can often be done on foot, which is part of the area’s quiet appeal.
The neighbourhood’s identity is tied to Uxbridge’s past as a mill and railway town—still visible in the older housing stock and the way the downtown grid meets the valley landscape. You’ll see families walking to the library, retirees who’ve downsized but stayed close to the shops, and move-up buyers arriving from the GTA for more yard, more driveway, and a daily life that doesn’t require constant highway time. Weekends often mean kids’ sports at the arenas, a stroll to Elgin Park, or a quick hop onto the nearby trail network that helped earn Uxbridge its “Trail Capital” reputation.
Real estate here tends to trade on location and livability: homes within a few blocks of downtown command attention for walkability and character, while established subdivisions offer predictable layouts and family-friendly streetscapes. Inventory can be tight for turnkey options, and renovated heritage properties are typically the headline-makers, but there’s a steady mix—bungalows with renovation potential, updated two-storeys, and newer builds that blend in at the margins of the core. The through-line is simple: central Uxbridge is for buyers who want services, schools, and community events within easy reach, without giving up the space and calm that define small-town Ontario.
Uxbridge’s current for-sale market spans everything from the historic downtown and nearby in-town subdivisions to larger country properties and estate-style homes on the city’s rural fringes, giving buyers a wide range of housing types and lot sizes. Right now there are 42 active listings with a median asking price of $990,500 and an average 47 days on market, suggesting sellers are having to compete for attention rather than selling instantly. With 19 new listings in the past 30 days, fresh inventory is coming online, which can broaden choice and strengthen negotiating leverage for buyers and investors focused on value and days-on-market trends.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 27, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 82 · Bike Score 37
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