Lakeshore, Ontario real estate
Lakeshore homes for sale
Belle River, Emeryville and the Lake St. Clair shoreline. Live REALTOR.ca listings, updated hourly.
189
Homes for sale
$817,450
Median asking price
125
Detached houses
11
Condos & townhomes
Based on active Lakeshore listings on the REALTOR.ca DDF® feed. Asking prices, not sold prices.
Living in Lakeshore
Lakeshore is a large municipality on the south shore of Lake St. Clair, east of Tecumseh. It takes in the communities of Belle River, Emeryville, Puce, Stoney Point, Comber, Woodslee and Lighthouse Cove, along with a lot of farmland in between.
It has been one of the faster-growing parts of Essex County, and buyers come for newer subdivisions, larger lots and more house for the money than they often find closer to Windsor. Waterfront homes and cottages line the lake and the rivers that flow into it.
Belle River is the main centre, with a beach, marina, main-street shops and the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre. County Road 22 and Highway 401 connect the area to Windsor.
Just listed
Newest homes for sale in Lakeshore
For Sale$1,649,000
1614 Myers ROAD
Lakeshore, ON
5 bd4 ba
REMAX PREFERRED REALTY LTD. - 585
For Sale$779,900
275 Columbus
Lakeshore, ON
2 bd2 ba
CENTURY 21 LOCAL HOME TEAM REALTY INC.
For Sale$199,000
6404 TAYLOR AVENUE
Lakeshore, ON
2 bd1 ba
REMAX CAPITAL DIAMOND REALTY
For Sale$899,999
1333 County Road 31
Lakeshore, ON
3 bd3 ba
CENTURY 21 LOCAL HOME TEAM REALTY INC.
For Sale$529,900
217 DIESBOURG
Lakeshore, ON
3 bd2 ba
ROYAL LEPAGE BINDER REAL ESTATE
For Sale$599,999
1400 McMahon CRESCENT
Lakeshore, ON
4 bd2 ba
CENTURY 21 LOCAL HOME TEAM REALTY INC.
Listing data is supplied by the CREA DDF® and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Listings are provided courtesy of the listing brokerage.Where to live
Lakeshore neighbourhoods
Belle River
The largest community in Lakeshore, with a walkable main street, Lakeview Park's West Beach and marina, and a full range of homes.
Emeryville & Puce
Popular areas between Tecumseh and Belle River with many newer subdivisions, close to County Road 22 for commuting.
Stoney Point & Lighthouse Cove
Quieter lakeside communities to the east with waterfront homes, canals and cottages.
Comber & Woodslee
Small rural communities inland, with village homes, country properties and farms.
Lifestyle
What people love about Lakeshore
Atlas Tube Recreation Centre
A large multi-use facility with ice pads, pools, a gym, library and trails.
Life on the lake
Beaches, marinas, fishing and boating on Lake St. Clair, with waterfront homes along the shore and river mouths.
Newer homes and larger lots
A wide choice of recently built detached homes and ranches, many on lots larger than typical city properties.
Room to grow
A mix of suburban neighbourhoods, villages and open countryside across a large municipality.
Questions
Buying a home in Lakeshore
How many homes are for sale in Lakeshore right now?
There are currently 189 properties for sale in Lakeshore on the REALTOR.ca feed, including 125 detached houses and 4 condos. This page updates every hour.
What is the typical asking price for a home in Lakeshore?
The median asking price of residential listings in Lakeshore is currently about $817,450, with homes listed from $99,900 to $3,900,000. These are asking prices of active listings, not sold prices. For recent sale prices on a specific street or style of home, ask Yvonne for a comparative market analysis.
Is Lakeshore a good place to buy a home?
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. It tends to suit families wanting more space, buyers looking for new construction, waterfront and boating buyers. The right fit depends on your budget, commute and lifestyle, and Yvonne can walk you through how Lakeshore compares with nearby communities.
What costs should I budget for when buying in Lakeshore?
Besides your down payment, plan for Ontario land transfer tax (first-time buyers can receive a refund of up to $4,000), legal fees, title insurance, a home inspection and moving costs. Lakeshore buyers pay only the provincial land transfer tax; the extra municipal tax applies only in Toronto. Use the closing cost and land transfer tax calculators on this site for an estimate.
How do I book a showing for a home in Lakeshore?
Open any listing on this site and use the "Book a showing" form, or call or text Yvonne Khadra at (519) 962-8700. She can arrange showings for any MLS® listing in Lakeshore, whichever brokerage has it listed.
Thinking about Lakeshore?
Buying or selling, Yvonne can share recent sales, neighbourhood insight and homes that fit. Selling? Get a free home evaluation.