Midland

North Simcoe’s Commercial Centre.

Midland includes several neighbourhoods and offers a family-friendly lifestyle, not just because of its trails that attract walkers, cyclists, runners and rollerbladers. The town has a well-established curling club, a cultural centre that offers music, art and theatre, galleries and museums. The town features an array of murals that highlight local history and local talent.

Living Here

Average Sale

$786,060

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Average Rental

$3,190

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Living in Midland

A destination for tourists, Midland is brimming with history and culture. Enhanced by its own bay and shoreline, the Town of Midland offers lots of opportunities for boaters and adventurers looking to enjoy the best nature has to offer. Built on the shores of Midland Bay, the town features older, established neighborhoods with tree-lined streets and Victorian homes, as well as a variety of newer areas that showcase the decades, with townhomes, detached and condominium options. Like many other North Simcoe communities, Midland is home to an abundance of tourism during the summer months and has also been an increasingly popular location to have a cottage.

The township of Midland became what it is today due to the Midland Railway Corporation of Port Hope’s decision to put a western terminal within the village. This jump started the local economy, and nearly 10 years later resulted in the village designation being upgraded to a township.

Neighbourhoods:

East of King Street | West of King Street

Waterfront Living

Commercial Mix

Family Friendly

Historic Sites

Woman and child on a beach in Midland, Ontario

Points of Interest

Things To Do

Martyr's Shrine

The Martyr’s Shrine is a Roman Catholic Church representing the memory of six martyr’s and two lay persons from the mission of Sainte-Marie among the Hurons. This is one of nine national shrines across Canada being built nearly 100 years ago.

Little Lake Park

Little Lake Park is the perfect place for getting fresh air or enjoying a nice walk or bicycle ride outside. Alongside the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre, this park includes a skatepark, ball diamond, beach volleyball courts, basketball courts, tennis courts, boating activities and a community garden.

Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons

Being Ontario’s oldest European community and a National Historic site of Canada, Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons is a popular destination. Take a tour through the community or walk the grounds self-guided, there is a lot to uncover as the past legends and stories are brought to life.