Windsor-Essex real estate
Find your community in Windsor-Essex
Windsor
Canada's southernmost city, on the Detroit River
Windsor offers the widest range of homes in Essex County, from century homes in Walkerville to new builds in the east end, with riverfront parks, two post-secondary schools and a direct border crossing to Detroit.
LaSalle
Family-friendly living along the Detroit River
LaSalle is a family-oriented town just south-west of Windsor, known for newer subdivisions, an extensive trail network and waterfront along the Detroit River.
Tecumseh
Small-town feel on Lake St. Clair, minutes from Windsor
Tecumseh sits on Lake St. Clair on Windsor's eastern edge, combining established lakeside neighbourhoods and family subdivisions with a quick commute into the city.
Lakeshore
Belle River, Emeryville and the Lake St. Clair shoreline
Lakeshore stretches along Lake St. Clair east of Tecumseh and includes Belle River, Emeryville, Puce, Stoney Point and Comber, with newer homes, larger lots and marinas.
Amherstburg
A historic waterfront town where the Detroit River meets Lake Erie
Amherstburg is one of Ontario's oldest towns, with a historic downtown, riverfront parks and a mix of heritage homes, newer subdivisions and waterfront properties south of LaSalle.
Essex
The centre of the county, from Essex Centre to the Lake Erie shore
The Town of Essex includes Essex Centre, Harrow, Colchester and McGregor, offering small-town neighbourhoods, lakefront living and wine country in the middle of Essex County.
Kingsville
Lake Erie charm, wineries and a lively small-town main street
Kingsville is a Lake Erie town known for its restaurants, wineries, migratory birds and lakefront parks, with heritage homes, new subdivisions and waterfront properties.
Leamington
The gateway to Point Pelee, on the shore of Lake Erie
Leamington is Essex County's second-largest community, known for Point Pelee National Park, its greenhouse industry and waterfront, with some of the most affordable homes in the region.