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Georgina Real Estate & Homes for Sale
Georgina is York Region’s northern edge: about 47,600 people along 52 km of Lake Simcoe shoreline, from Keswick through Jackson’s Point and Sutton to Pefferlaw. It is among the most affordable entry points in the region – most communities averaged $780,000–$850,000 in Q2 2026 – with trade-offs that are real but manageable for the right buyer: longer commutes, fewer urban services, more car dependency. Highway 404 now reaches Keswick South, and the new Multi-Use Recreation Complex opened in 2024. A strong fit for remote workers, retirees and families willing to exchange proximity for more home, more land and a lakeside lifestyle. Lina Fridman, Broker with RE/MAX Realtron, works across York Region. Here is what buyers and sellers need to know.
$783,731
Average price, Keswick South – the busiest market
(TRREB, Q2 2026)
189
Homes sold across Georgina in the quarter
(TRREB community data, Q2 2026)
52 km
Lake Simcoe shoreline inside the town
Why buyers choose Georgina
- Price: detached homes averaged about $800,000 in Keswick South and $838,000 in Keswick North in Q2 2026 – roughly half the price of the same house in Richmond Hill.
- The lake: public beaches at Willow Beach, De La Salle Park, Bonnie Park, Franklin Beach and Sibbald Point Provincial Park; marinas, boating and winter ice fishing on Lake Simcoe.
- Highway 404: the extension to Woodbine Avenue at Ravenshoe Road (opened 2014) puts Keswick about 15 minutes from East Gwillimbury GO and Newmarket.
- New facilities: the Multi-Use Recreation Complex in Keswick (opened March 2024) with a 25 m pool, double gym, walking track and library; the Georgina Ice Palace; and the ROC ski and snow-tube hill.
Georgina’s communities
Keswick
The largest community (about 27,000 people) at the south end of the lake, split by TRREB into Keswick South (67 sales in Q2 2026, average $783,731) and Keswick North ($838,451). Home to Keswick HS, the MURC, the Ice Palace and the Highway 404 terminus.
Sutton & Jackson’s Point
Sutton’s town centre and fair grounds on Highway 48, and the lakeside resort village of Jackson’s Point with its harbour at Bonnie Park, The Briars (dating to 1840) and Sibbald Point Provincial Park next door. 41 sales in Q2 2026, average $822,801.
Historic Lakeshore Communities
Willow Beach, Roches Point and the cottage-country shoreline between Keswick and Jackson’s Point, where cottages are steadily being replaced by year-round homes. 22 sales, average $851,750.
Pefferlaw, Virginia, Baldwin & Udora
The rural east and south: villages, farms and lake access at Virginia Beach, Holmes Point and Riverview. Averages from $742,143 (Pefferlaw) to $921,414 (Baldwin) in Q2 2026.
Georgina home prices
TRREB reports Georgina as eight communities and prints no town-wide figure. Second quarter of 2026, all home types:
| Community | Sales | Average price | Median price | Avg. days on market | Sold vs. list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keswick South | 67 | $783,731 | $785,000 | 27 | 97% |
| Sutton & Jackson’s Point | 41 | $822,801 | $802,000 | 41 | 97% |
| Keswick North | 35 | $838,451 | $835,000 | 31 | 98% |
| Historic Lakeshore Communities | 22 | $851,750 | $740,000 | 29 | 97% |
| Virginia | 10 | $820,000 | $637,000 | 24 | 95% |
| Baldwin | 7 | $921,414 | $769,900 | 49 | 95% |
| Pefferlaw | 7 | $742,143 | $590,000 | 19 | 98% |
Source: TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Georgina, Q2 2026. Want the numbers for your street? Ask Lina for a free home evaluation.
What you can buy
Mostly detached homes: 1970s–2000s subdivisions in Keswick (detached averaged $802,000 in Keswick South and $838,000 in Keswick North), former cottages and rebuilt waterfront homes along the lakeshore, village homes in Sutton and Pefferlaw, rural properties on acreage, and a small number of townhomes in Keswick South.
Schools
Public (YRDSB): Keswick High School (100 Biscayne Blvd) and Sutton District High School (20798 Dalton Rd); elementary schools include Keswick PS, Deer Park PS, Fairwood PS, Jersey PS, Lake Simcoe PS, Lakeside PS, R.L. Graham PS and W.J. Watson PS in Keswick, and Sutton PS, Black River PS and Morning Glory PS in the east.
Catholic (YCDSB): Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Academy (185 Glenwoods Ave, Keswick, grades 7–12), Prince of Peace CES and St. Thomas Aquinas CES in Keswick, and St. Bernadette CES in Sutton.
School boundaries change. Confirm the school for a specific address with the YRDSB or YCDSB school locator.
Getting around
- Highways: Highway 404 ends at Woodbine Avenue just south of Ravenshoe Road in Keswick South; Highway 48 runs through Sutton and Pefferlaw to Highway 12.
- GO Train: the nearest station is East Gwillimbury GO (845 Green Lane E) on the Barrie line, about 15–20 minutes from Keswick by car; there is no direct GO bus from Georgina.
- YRT: route 50 Queensway (Sutton to Newmarket bus terminal, seven days), route 51 Keswick, school route 424 and On-Request service in Keswick, Sutton-Pefferlaw and the north.
- Downtown Toronto: about 75–90 minutes by car from Keswick outside rush hour, or Highway 404 to East Gwillimbury GO and the train.
- Hospital: Southlake Regional Health Centre, 596 Davis Dr, Newmarket, about half an hour from Keswick.
Parks and recreation
Sibbald Point Provincial Park (225 hectares east of Jackson’s Point) has a sand beach, camping and the Eildon Hall museum; the town’s own beaches include Willow Beach Park, De La Salle Park (1940 Metro Rd), Bonnie Park harbour, Franklin Beach, Holmes Point and Riverview. The Multi-Use Recreation Complex (261 Garrett Styles Dr, Keswick, opened March 2024) has a six-lane 25 m pool, leisure pool, double gym, walking track and library branch; the Georgina Ice Palace (90 Wexford Dr) has two ice pads; the ROC (26557 Civic Centre Rd) has a snow-tube hill, ski and snowboard terrain park, skating and cross-country trails, with Georgina Pioneer Village on the same site. Georgina Leisure Pool and the Sutton Arena serve the east.
Lina & Team in Georgina
Lina Fridman, Broker with RE/MAX Realtron Realty, has worked York Region for 20 years and was the #1 broker for units and volume sold in Oak Ridges Lake Wilcox in 2022 and 2024 (TRREB MLS data). Sellers get pricing based on street-level sales, free professional staging and in-house photography, video and 3D tours.
Homes for sale in Georgina
Georgina FAQ
What are homes selling for in Georgina?
TRREB reports Georgina as eight communities. In the second quarter of 2026 Keswick South averaged $783,731 (67 sales), Keswick North $838,451, Sutton and Jackson’s Point $822,801 and the Historic Lakeshore Communities $851,750 – 189 sales in all across the town, mostly detached homes.
Is Georgina a good place to buy a first home?
It is one of the most affordable places in York Region for a detached house, with the Highway 404 extension and the new recreation complex improving daily life. The trade-offs are a longer commute and fewer urban services, so it suits remote workers, retirees and families who want space over proximity.
How do you commute from Georgina?
By car: Highway 404 from Keswick South, or Highway 48 from Sutton and Pefferlaw. By train: drive about 15–20 minutes to East Gwillimbury GO on the Barrie line. YRT route 50 links Sutton and Keswick to the Newmarket bus terminal; there is no direct GO bus.
Which schools serve Georgina?
Keswick High School and Sutton District High School (public), Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Academy (Catholic, grades 7–12) and a dozen public and Catholic elementary schools across Keswick, Sutton and Pefferlaw. Confirm the assigned school with the YRDSB or YCDSB school locator.
Can you swim in Lake Simcoe in Georgina?
Yes. Georgina has 52 km of shoreline with public beaches at Willow Beach, De La Salle Park, Bonnie Park, Franklin Beach and Sibbald Point Provincial Park, plus marinas and winter ice fishing.
Who is the top real estate agent for Georgina?
Lina Fridman, Broker with RE/MAX Realtron Realty, has worked York Region for 20 years and was the #1 broker for units and volume sold in Oak Ridges Lake Wilcox in 2022 and 2024 (TRREB MLS data). Call 416-725-0439.
What is your Georgina home worth?
Get a free, no-obligation evaluation from Lina, based on real sales on your street.
Or call Lina: 416-725-0439