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The southernmost tip of mainland Canada at Point Pelee National Park, near Leamington

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Leamington

The Sun Parlour of Canada, next to Point Pelee

Population (2021)
29,680
Area
261 km²
Drive to downtown Windsor
About 45 minutes
Homes listed now
170

About Leamington

On the north shore of Lake Erie, Leamington is the second-largest urban centre in Windsor-Essex, with about 30,000 residents. Known as the Tomato Capital of Canada and the Sun Parlour of Canada, it sits beside Point Pelee National Park, the southernmost point of mainland Canada.

Leamington real estate market right now

Median asking price
$586,250
Homes for sale
152
New in the last 30 days
50
Typical days on the market
46
Type of homeFor saleMedian asking pricePrice range
House113$549,900$118K – $4,298K

Asking prices of the homes for sale right now, updated every hour. See them on the map · Windsor-Essex market trends

Living here

Leamington has a busy uptown, a large municipal marina with a waterfront promenade, and summer concerts at Seacliff Park. The area has the largest concentration of commercial greenhouses in North America, which drives a strong local economy, and its community is one of the most diverse in the region. Ferries run to Pelee Island in season.

Lake ErieNatureMarinaAgriculture

Highlights

  • Point Pelee National Park, famous for spring bird migration and monarch butterflies
  • Leamington Marina and waterfront promenade
  • Seacliff Park summer concerts
  • Seasonal ferries to Pelee Island
  • Hillman Marsh conservation area

Communities and neighbourhoods

Uptown LeamingtonSeacliffWheatley (nearby)Mersea

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