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Amherstburg Town homes for sale

A historic Detroit River town with a real main street — and the largest block of new subdivision building in the county's south.

Amherstburg Town covers every listing within 4.5 km of its centre, inside Amherstburg

Homes for sale133Plus 15 land or commercial. 12 listed in the last 7 days. Source: listing feed, Sep 19, 2026.
Median asking$764,9002% below the Amherstburg median of $780,950.
Median $/ft²$408Of the listings reporting floor area — roughly a quarter of them.
Median days on market47Amherstburg median is 49. Active listings only.

Where the 148 priced listings sit

Asking, not sold
Under $300K$300K – $450K$450K – $600K$600K – $800K$800K+

$800K+ is the thickest band in Amherstburg Town: 65 of the 148 priced listings, about 44%. Below $800,000 there are 83 priced homes in the whole market, which is why a capped search here is a watch-daily search.

Walk access

11 mintypical walk to the nearest grocery store
Healthcare
27th pct
Schools (K-12)
0th pct
Child care
0th pct
Jobs
54th pct

Median across the 183 current listings in Amherstburg Town we can place in a census block; percentiles among Windsor-Essex blocks, walking mode. Adapted from Statistics Canada, Spatial Access Measures, 2024. Not an endorsement by Statistics Canada.

Worth knowing before you offer

Parts of the old town are within a heritage conservation district or individually designated. Designation restricts exterior alterations and demolition — confirm the status with the town before you plan windows, siding or an addition.
Pre-1950 housing here commonly still has knob-and-tube wiring, galvanised plumbing or a fuel oil tank on site. Each affects insurance, and an in-ground or abandoned oil tank is an environmental question, not a maintenance one.
On new builds, ask for the Tarion enrolment and the possession date, and confirm whether the subdivision's final grading and services have been assumed by the town.

About Amherstburg Town

Amherstburg's core faces the Detroit River at Navy Yard Park, with Fort Malden, the Dalhousie and Ramsay heritage streets and a working commercial main street behind it. It is one of the oldest continuously settled places in Ontario and it looks it, which is a large part of why people search for it by name.

Around that core sit the subdivisions that have made this the busiest new-build market in the south of the county. The result is a market where a nineteenth-century brick house and a 2023 build are both ordinary listings, and the two require completely different diligence.

Areas are matched by postal district, which is the only neighbourhood signal the listing feed carries reliably. It maps closely to how Amherstburg is described locally, but a home on the edge of Amherstburg Town may be described differently by its neighbours.

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