5 Ontario Luxury Properties from Wine Country Acreage to Waterfront Condo

Set on 13 acres in Beamsville (Lincoln), this Wine Country holding pairs a broad rural footprint with standout visibility along the QEW and North Service Road. The land is presented as a prime investment opportunity, with flexibility at its core: potential uses noted include greenhouses, agricultural operations, a cannabis facility, or a special care home, with buyers advised to satisfy themselves regarding permitted uses. For those envisioning a more personal horizon, the listing also speaks to the option of building a dream home, designed to capture a second-story view of the lake. Whether approached as a long-term land play or a blank canvas for a tailored project, the setting invites big-picture thinking and a lifestyle shaped by open space and Wine Country surroundings.

Size: 13.00 acres

Surrounded by 10 pastoral acres just minutes from the artisan town of Perth, this stately stone century home blends historic character with modern luxury. Grand, light-filled rooms feature high ceilings, deep sills, and quality décor, anchored by a Great Room with a stone fireplace, slate-style floors, and a Butler’s pantry. Entertain with ease in a formal dining room designed for 20 guests, then gather in the true gourmet kitchen with rounded granite counters, double ovens, a 9’ breakfast bar, and a classic AGA range. The main-floor primary suite adds radiant in-floor heat, a dressing room, and a 5-piece spa ensuite with Silestone quartz vanity, soaker tub, and shower. Three more bedrooms, plus a den, sunroom, sitting room, and an ultimate laundry room complete the level, with four additional bedrooms upstairs. Two attached garages, a barn with a professional office, a driveshed, and two paved driveways round out the grounds for refined living with flexible potential.

Along the water’s edge in Burlington, this renovated condominium sits within one of the city’s premier waterfront buildings, framed by south-facing views that stretch across the lake to the Pier and even Niagara Falls. Inside, the layout is thoughtfully scaled with two bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, balancing everyday comfort with an easy, refined flow for entertaining. High-end finishes carry through the full renovation, lending a clean, polished feel that reads as quietly luxurious rather than showy. An emphasis on privacy adds to the sense of retreat, even with the shoreline just beyond your windows. From morning light over the water to evening horizons in the distance, life here is shaped by the rhythm of the lake and the calm of an elevated, well-finished interior.

Surrounded by 44.49 acres in Erin, this custom home pairs everyday comfort with a landscape shaped by trails, a spring-fed pond, and the natural presence of Eramosa Creek. Inside, a gourmet kitchen anchors the plan, opening to a soaring great room designed for both quiet mornings and lively evenings. A sunroom with fireplace extends the living space into a bright, season-spanning retreat. The luxury primary suite adds a restorative note with a soaker tub and walk-in closet, while three bedrooms and three baths keep the layout flexible. Downstairs, a finished walkout basement with in-floor heat offers a warm, inviting extension of the home. Practicality is well handled with a three-car garage, geothermal, and natural gas—setting the stage for a grounded, outdoor-forward rhythm of life.

Set on 5.5 acres of pristine, private landscape in the charming town of Ayr, Stonehaven Estate brings together deep local history and a carefully considered modern sensibility. With roots dating to 1847—when Ayr was still the hamlets of Jedburgh, Nithvale, and Mudge’s Mills—the setting carries a distinct sense of place, shaped by the town’s industrial legacy and the Hilborn Company’s evolution from plow handles to iconic hockey sticks. The main 3000sf residence is finished with magazine-worthy detail, while a separate coach house adds flexibility for multi-generational living or a private guest retreat. A dedicated workshop provides expansive space for hobbyists, entrepreneurs, or collectors, and horse zoning invites an authentic country rhythm. Close to the 401 and minutes from Kitchener and Cambridge, it’s a retreat designed for both gathering and quiet continuity.

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