Beaverton Real Estate, Brock

Beaverton neighbourhood in Brock. Popular communities include Rural Brock, Cannington, Sunderland.

Beaverton has 53 homes on the market. Of the 110 total properties listed in Brock, Beaverton makes up just 48.2%. The average asking price of a property in Beaverton is $1,246,235, with an estimated mortgage of $4,222 per month. That is 1.1 times less of the average asking price of $1,351,311 in Brock. Properties listed in Beaverton are an average of 890 square feet, with 2.6 beds and 2.4 baths. Beaverton has 0% apartments relative to all the other listings in this neighbourhood.

Beaverton Neighbourhood Guide

Beaverton, a picturesque, family-friendly waterfront community, is the largest neighbourhood in Brock. This neighbourhood is centred at the intersection of Simcoe Street and Osborne Street.

MLS listings for Beaverton feature a variety of homes both new and historic along tree-lined streets. There are also homes with excellent views of Lake Simcoe. Parks in this neighbourhood include Beaverton Dam.

Homes

Beaverton real estate might be particularly attractive for families who want the privacy and sense of community that come with a small town without losing city conveniences.

There is plenty of detached Beaverton homes for sale, ranging from renovated century properties to updated and newer homes. Some townhouses are also available.

History

Beaverton was settled in 1822, and received its permanent name with the opening of the post office in 1835. Beaverton officially became a village in 1884, but was amalgamated into Brock with the creation of Durham Region in 1974.

Transportation

Major roads in Beaverton include Simcoe Street, Osborne Street, and just a few minutes to the east, the Trans-Canada Highway 12.

Retail and Schools

Beaverton’s business and shopping district is centred at the intersection of Simcoe Street and Osborne Street. This historic downtown area features a selection of shops, restaurants, bars, and other businesses.

Schools near Beaverton homes for sale include Beaverton Public School (270 King Street), Holy Family Catholic School (720 Simcoe Street), and Thorah Central Public School (Highway 12/48).

Entertainment

Beaverton features a unique nightlife that many students from Lakehead University Orillia Campus visit to participate in.

The Strand Theatre (55 Robinson Street), Canada’s oldest movie theatre, is located in Beaverton and is still in operation.