Welcome to Cramahe Township
The first step to knowing if Cramahe real estate is the right fit for you, is to learn about the community.
Founded by Vermont Empire Loyalists in 1792, Cramahe Township has a rich historical background, and the charming Village of Colborne showcases a distinctive “main square” layout from the late 1790’s. Cramahe Township offers rolling hills, orchards, farms for picking produce, vintage stores, cafes, restaurants, campgrounds, riding stables, fishing, boating, and nature trails.
The Big Apple Theme Park is easily identifiable by Mr. Applehead, the worlds largest apple-shaped structure (40 feet tall and 38 feet wide); a welcoming landmark guiding people from far and wide to their delicious pies, cakes, tarts, petting zoo, mini-golf, children’s playground and much more.
Cramahe Township provides a unique combination of historical significance, tourist attractions, and economic development, making it an appealing place to live.
Find additional and detailed information by clicking this handy link to the Township of Cramahe web site.
The Township of Cramahe real estate resulted in 161 single family residential sales in 2023 with an average selling price of $675,848. Check out the Cramahe real estate stats below for more specific and interesting sales statistics which include the most recent three year trends.
If you’re looking for a Real Estate Agent to connect with, specializing in listing, selling and working with both sellers and buyers for residential and luxury properties in the Township of Cramahe, you can read more About me on this page and you can Contact me through the webform, email dale@dalebryant.ca or call/text my personal cell 289-251-2947.
Cramahe Real Estate Statistics
Below is a summary of the past three year’s (2021, 2022, 2023) real estate stats for the Township of Cramahe. These stats have been calculated using the local Real Estate Board’s MLS system and consists of residential sales (including condos) that have one kitchen (single family homes), one plus bedroom(s) and one plus full bathroom(s).
Total Sales & Average Sale Price
Three Year Trend
2023 - 161 single family residential sales, averaging $675,848.
2022 - 184 single family residential sales, averaging $763,045.
2021 - 251 single family residential sales, averaging $706,304.
High-end/Luxury Sales & Average Sale Price
1M+ - Three Year Trend
2023 - 15 residential high-end/luxury sales, averaging $1,148,251.
2022 - 31 residential high-end/luxury sales, averaging $1,209,484.
2021 - 31 residential high-end/luxury sales, averaging $1,232,974.
Highest Sale Price
Three Year Trend
2023 - highest sale price for a single family home - $1,885,000.
2022 - highest sale price for a single family home - $1,625,000.
2021 - highest sale price for a single family home - $1,700,000.
Cramahe Community Resources
A few interesting links for the Township of Cramahe
Cramahe Real Estate FAQs
Pomona Ristorante located on 43 King Street, East, Colborne. Open Wednesday to Saturday 5pm to 8:30pm. This is surely a Colborne jewel, but you better make a reservation; food this good is popular.
The Wing House has a number of restaurants across Ontario and it’s for good reason. You can find them at 28 King Street, East, Colborne. Try not to get stuck on just one great flavour – they have so many… .
There are a number of pleasant surprises to be found in Cramahe Township and one of them is the fine art displayed from local and guest artists at the Colborne Art Gallery.
The Colborne Art Gallery is open from March through December on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 4pm.
The hub of Cramahe Township would be the village of Colborne’s downtown square. From there it is an approximately a 50 minute drive to Peterborough, 1 hour and 30 minute drive to Toronto, 1 hour and 5 minute drive to Kingston and a 2 hour and 40 minute drive to Ottawa.
The Big Apple is famously know for there pies and all sorts of apple products; from breads and pastries to sauces, jellies, beverages, candies and the list goes on… . There’s no shortage of maple products as well.
There’s also no shortage of seasonal activities for the family; including mini-golf, children’s carousel and train rides and petting zoo.
