Land For Sale Ontario

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The province of Ontario is a land filled with opportunity and culture that anybody would be able to appreciate deeply…but when it comes to land for sale Ontario, this is a province that has such a diversity of land available that the province as a whole can appeal to virtually any kind of buyer. How so, you may ask? Well, let’s assess each part of Ontario here and you’ll see just why any taste in land and surrounding amenities/attractions can be satisfied:

Northern Ontario: The Bastion of the Countryside

Starting at the border between Ontario and Manitoba, and stretching to approximately the area around North Bay, northern Ontario is filled with bountiful nature: forests that go on forever, towns filled with rustic charm, and lakes large and small that people can make the best sort of use of for any variety of watersports. Housing in the north of Ontario consists primarily of detached homes, farms, and cottages, and the land in northern Ontario is considered to be prime land by both developers and other buyers alike. If you’re looking to buy land that is abundant in natural resources or simply somewhere very quiet and peaceful, then you definitely will want to check out the land for sale in Ontario and everything it has to offer. This region of the province is also very good for those looking to get into agriculture or those simply looking to live a more rural country life. Major cities in northern Ontario include North Bay, Sudbury, Kapuskasing, Sault Ste. Marie, and Thunder Bay, all of which have plenty of amenities and charming tourist attractions, not to mention plenty of educational centers and other necessities.

Western Ontario: East of the Huron

Even though northern Ontario extends much further westward than the region on the eastern shores of Lake Huron, many consider this area the “western” portion of Ontario or the “southwestern” portion when amalgamating it with southern Ontario. The land for sale Ontario that can be found in the western regions is primarily forest and farmland, along with some urban centers like Guelph and Owen Sound. Buyers looking to invest their time and money into Ontario who don’t want to be SO far away from places like Toronto that it’s impossible to go there and back home in the span of a day, but still be far enough away that they can enjoy all of the scenery and peace of nature couldn’t possibly go wrong with western Ontario. Those searching for prime land that is close enough to Toronto that a shopping trip could be easily planned will definitely want to make this region of Ontario the object of their focus (not to mention the fact that you have Lake Huron, where a great deal of watersports and enjoyment can be had, along with some truly beautiful views for lakeside homes).

Southern Ontario: The Golden Horseshoe

Southern Ontario is generally considered the beating heart of Canada, with the city of Toronto and its surrounding suburbs being the center of the area known as the “Golden Horseshoe”, which collectively refers to all of the cities and towns surrounding the western side of Lake Ontario. Southern Ontario is the place to go if you’re an urbanite or a business entrepreneur looking to begin/expand a business idea in the thriving city, this is definitely the region for you. The land for sale in Ontario spanning its southern region is primarily urban acreage with a variety of different zoning types; downtown Toronto is primarily condominiums, office buildings, and commercial business towers…but as you get further away from downtown, you have more residential homes and apartment buildings. Much of the land outside of the urban centers of the Golden Horseshoe is a rural/urban mixture, where you have forests, hills, and fields…but you also have houses and other buildings in the areas near to this nature. Living in the rural parts of southern Ontario can still guarantee that you will not have far to travel to reach urban amenities, and this is further emphasized by the fact that developers are constantly looking to buy parcels of land on the outskirts of places like North York to expand the Greater Toronto Area and bring additional commercial/residential value to the region as a whole.

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Eastern Ontario: The Crossroads of Accessibility

Eastern Ontario encompasses the region that contains cities like Ottawa, Brockville, Cornwall, and Kingston. You also have the Quebec-Ontario border that sees a great deal of traffic crossing it thanks to Highway 401 that starts near Windsor terminating at the border and becoming Highway 20 of Quebec. Land for sale Ontario sees the urbanization of southern Ontario gradually fade away as people travel eastward, to the extent where much of the region is still countryside, but not so detached from the nearby cities that living in the countryside would make it impossible to reach amenities. People who are looking for opportunities to live somewhere that is highly accessible, yet still possessing all of the charms and quirks of rural life would be best off in choosing eastern Ontario for their search to purchase land

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