Windsor-Essex & Chatham-Kent real estate
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Neighbourhood guides

Find the community that fits you

From riverfront city living in Windsor to lakeside towns and wine country, here's what each community in Windsor-Essex and Chatham has to offer.

The Detroit skyline seen across the river from the Windsor riverfront Windsor

Canada’s southernmost city, on the Detroit River

229,660 people You’re here
City livingRiverfrontUniversities
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St. Clair Beach in Tecumseh, on Lake St. Clair Tecumseh

A friendly lakeside town on Lake St. Clair

23,300 people About 15 minutes to Windsor
FamiliesLakesideParks
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A view of LaSalle, Ontario LaSalle

Fast-growing riverside town just south of Windsor

32,721 people About 15 minutes to Windsor
FamiliesNew homesTrails
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Lakeshore, Ontario Lakeshore

Lake St. Clair living, from Belle River to the countryside

40,410 people About 25–35 minutes to Windsor
WaterfrontFamiliesSpace to grow
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A street in Essex, Ontario Essex

Small-town charm from Essex Centre to the Lake Erie shore

21,216 people About 30 minutes to Windsor
Small townLake ErieWine country
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The southernmost tip of mainland Canada at Point Pelee National Park, near Leamington Leamington

The Sun Parlour of Canada, next to Point Pelee

29,680 people About 45 minutes to Windsor
Lake ErieNatureMarina
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The Detroit River at Amherstburg Amherstburg

Historic river town where the Detroit River meets Lake Erie

23,524 people About 30 minutes to Windsor
HistoryWaterfrontWineries
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St. Joseph Church in Chatham, Ontario Chatham

The heart of Chatham-Kent, on the Thames River

45,171 people About 1 hour to Windsor
AffordableHistoricHighway 401
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Population figures are from the 2021 Census of Canada. Drive times to downtown Windsor are approximate.