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Real estate in Kingston, Ontario is known for idyllic character homes, townhouses, and luxury condos, as well as proximity to 19th-century historic buildings, and the scenic lakefront, among many other things. A bustling and growing community, the city is home to Queen’s University and a large and diverse student population. Kingston also offers a multitude of entertainment options, featuring lively bars and restaurants, Canada’s oldest public market, a renowned live music scene, and a range of festivals and events.

Considered a walking city, downtown Kingston’s limestone streets are lined with plenty of unique shops, galleries, museums, and historic sites to uncover, as well as a number of quaint parks and greenspaces. Located at the intersection of the St. Lawrence River, the Rideau Canal, and Lake Ontario, the city’s prime waterfront location has led Kingston a reputation as one of the best freshwater sailing spots in the world. The area boast six majestic beaches, including the noted Breakwater Park, situated on the St. Lawrence waterfront, which was awarded a Canadian Society of Landscape Architect’s National Award of Excellence in 2019.

Along with some of the region’s finest craft breweries, Kingston boasts more restaurants per capita than almost any other Canadian city, making it a prime spot to enjoy some of the most exciting local and international cuisine on one of several food tours. Those looking to take in a delicious meal or cocktail with a view can visit any of Kingston’s numerous patios, which offers breathtaking waterfront views of Lake Ontario and Confederation Harbour. After dark, residents are known to take in live music at any of Kingston’s lively pubs and venues.

Kingston is home to a rich history that can be admired in its numerous heritage homes and buildings. Those searching for an immersive look into Kingston’s past can tour the Kingston Penitentiary, Canada’s oldest and most notorious maximum security prison, or visit the picturesque Bellevue House, which was built in the 1840s and once home to Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. With over a dozen art galleries, and tens of museums and national historical sites, Kingston is considered a hub for the arts, entertainment, and culture scene.

Whether you’re searching for a lavish waterfront condo with serene views, a charming townhouse in the heart of the vibrant downtown area, or a spacious single family home, Kingston’s real estate market has plenty to offer. Connect with one of our specialized market experts to find out more about real estate opportunities in Kingston.

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