Real Estate

Experience affordable home ownership in a thriving community.

Own Your Dream Home Without Breaking the Bank

Lennox and Addington County’s affordability extends beyond the purchase price. Here, you can embrace a higher quality of life without compromising your financial well-being. With lower mortgage payments, property taxes and overall living costs, you’ll have more discretionary income to explore the many recreational, cultural and business opportunities that thrive in the area.

Quality of Life

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Affordability

Living well in L&A doesn’t mean spending more. It’s surprisingly affordable. We’ve got the best of nature for free – open spaces, lakes, rivers and clear skies. Plus, you get great value for your money here, all without any compromise.

Buying and Selling

In Lennox and Addington, the real estate market blends variety with opportunity, making the buying and selling of homes a practical and advantageous choice for many.

Commercial Real Estate

The commercial real estate market in Lennox and Addington is vibrant, offering a range of opportunities for businesses looking to establish or expand in a community-focused and growing economic environment.

Communities in Lennox & Addington County

Each community in L&A shares a common thread of friendly locals, affordable living and abundant opportunities for business growth.

Greater Napanee

Population - 15,982

Where historic allure meets modern business opportunities.

Loyalist Township

Population - 17,380

Small-town charm with big economic opportunities.

Stone Mills

Population - 7,702

Scenic beauty coupled with rural ambitions.

Addington Highlands

Population - 2,323

Plenty of outdoor adventures in a community-focused setting.

Testimonials

"We are really happy with our location. I have a feeling we will always be rural. I am more relaxed than I was at my previous job. You would think we would have more pressure, running our own business, making sure all employees have what they need, and pleasing all the customers, but when you are doing something you love it’s not work."

Don and Lorie HoganDon Hogan Carpentry

“[The L&A County Economic Development Department] helped me connect with mentors and advisors and people who really helped me develop what ended up being a pretty comprehensive business plan. They connected me with someone at a local bank who helped secure a great deal of financing. They also hooked me up with the folks at PELA CFDC who helped out with a significant grant,” he said.”

Geordan SaundersOwner, The Napanee Beer Company

“It’s such a good work/life balance that I have now. I have a six-year-old son and a dog so we can all be active and enjoy the outdoors. Because of where I grew up I am really comfortable in this sort of community. It’s what feels like home. The 10 minutes I spend on country roads getting to work every morning is a pretty good commute.”

Jennifer BergeronOwner, Newburgh Pharmacy