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St. George is a village of about 3,350 people in Brant County, roughly 10 minutes west of Brantford on Highway 5. Often called “Canada’s Friendliest Little Town,” it has a Main Street that feels like stepping back in time, lined with antique shops, a British-style pub, a traditional tea house, and heritage buildings dating back over a century.
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The village was founded in 1814 and has kept much of its small-town character. Highlights include the Sunnyside Mansion, built in 1888, which has been used as a filming location for CBC’s Murdoch Mysteries. St. George sits between Brantford to the east, Paris to the west, and Cambridge about 15 minutes north.
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Every September, the village hosts AppleFest, a Top 100 Ontario Festival for ten consecutive years. Over 27,000 people show up for a weekend of apple pies, cider, live music, and 130+ vendors. Free admission, free parking, and a Saturday night street party. Buy a home here and you’ll have front-row seats to one of Ontario’s best community events.
St. George is a village in Brant County, southwestern Ontario, about 10 minutes west of Brantford on Highway 5. Paris is 10 minutes to the west, Cambridge is 15 minutes north, and Hamilton is roughly 30-40 minutes via Highway 403.
St. George offers good value compared to larger cities nearby. You’ll find a mix of heritage homes in the village core, newer builds on the outskirts, and rural properties with acreage. Prices vary by lot size and property type. Give us a call for current listings and market info.
St. George is served by the Grand Erie District School Board and Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board. Elementary students attend local schools, while high school students typically go to Paris District High School or secondary schools in Brantford, including Brantford Collegiate Institute (public) or Assumption College (Catholic).
