1. How much does a house cost in Uxbridge, Ontario?

As of mid-2025, the average price of a detached home in Uxbridge ranges between $1.15M and $1.4M. Bungalows and older in-town homes tend to be on the lower end, while newer builds, rural estates, and luxury homes push higher. Condos typically sell for $600K–$750K, and townhomes fall somewhere in between. Prices vary by location, condition, and land size.

2. Is Uxbridge a good place to buy real estate?

Yes - Uxbridge is considered one of Durham Region’s most desirable towns. With excellent schools, a charming downtown, access to over 200 km of trails, and a strong sense of community, it appeals to families, retirees, and professionals. Uxbridge offers a mix of lifestyle and long-term investment value.

3. What are the best neighbourhoods in Uxbridge?

Quaker Village is popular for families, thanks to its quiet streets and proximity to schools. Barton Farms offers newer builds and parks. Wooden Sticks is ideal for buyers seeking upscale homes near the golf course. Rural Uxbridge appeals to buyers seeking privacy, acreage, and country living.

4. How long does it take to sell a home in Uxbridge?

In 2025, the average days on market is 14–28 days for well-priced, well-presented homes. Rural or luxury properties can take slightly longer, depending on demand. Homes priced correctly and professionally marketed by an agent like Leah Sprott often sell faster and for more money.

5. What’s the process of buying a home in Uxbridge?

First, get pre-approved with a lender to understand your budget. Then connect with a local realtor like Leah to start viewing properties. Once you find a home, Leah will negotiate on your behalf, manage conditions, and guide you through the legal steps to close the deal. Having an experienced Uxbridge-based agent makes the process smoother.

6. Should I buy or sell first in this market?

That depends on your financial flexibility. If you need the equity from your current home to buy, you may want to sell first. If you have financial room or a firm idea of where you’re moving, buying first could make sense. Leah will help you create a personalized strategy based on market conditions and your goals.

7. What’s the difference between rural and in-town Uxbridge properties?

Rural Uxbridge homes usually come with more land, septic systems, and wells, and may have higher maintenance costs. In-town homes offer municipal water/sewer, walkability, and are closer to schools and services. Each has its pros - Leah will help you decide which is right for your lifestyle.

8. Are there any new developments in Uxbridge?

Yes, there are a few active and proposed developments including estate homes, townhouses, and infill projects near the town center. Leah monitors new releases and can give you early access or insights into upcoming phases that may not be publicly listed yet.

9. What should I expect in closing costs when buying in Uxbridge?

Buyers should budget for land transfer tax (provincial + possibly Toronto if applicable), legal fees, title insurance, and home inspections. On a $1.2M home, closing costs can range from $15,000–$25,000. Leah can walk you through a precise breakdown for your purchase.

10. How do I choose the best real estate agent in Uxbridge?

Look for someone local, experienced, and well-reviewed. Leah Sprott is known for her personalized service, strong market knowledge, and deep roots in Uxbridge. Her goal is to make every client feel informed, supported, and confident from day one.

11. What makes Chestnut Park realtors in Uxbridge different?

Chestnut Park is known for its luxury service, boutique attention, and deep roots in Ontario real estate. As a Chestnut Park agent based in Uxbridge, I offer both global exposure and local expertise, helping you make informed decisions, negotiate with confidence, and reach your real estate goals.