Durham Region
Brock Real Estate
Lake Simcoe shoreline and farm country.
Township · Durham Region
About Brock
Brock Township is Durham's northern edge, with the villages of Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland and shoreline on Lake Simcoe.
Brock Township was surveyed in 1817 and named for Major General Sir Isaac Brock.
Homes: Detached homes, waterfront and farm properties.
Known for
- Lake Simcoe shoreline at Beaverton
- Small villages and farmland
- Quiet, rural lifestyle
Market this month
Brock real estate market
Brock · September 2026
Source: TRREB Market Watch, released October 6, 2026
- Average price
- $617,600
- Median price
- $577,500
- Homes sold
- 8
- Benchmark price
- $638,700
- -10.5% vs last year
- Days on market
- 27
- Sale-to-list price
- 98%
- Active listings
- 108
- Months of inventory
- 6.8
- Buyer's market
- Detached$626,5437 sold
3 areas
Brock neighbourhoods
Beaverton
Largest community and commercial centre, on Lake Simcoe at the mouth of the Beaver River.
Cannington
Small town on the Beaver River with the township offices and Brock High School.
Sunderland
Village of about 1,490 people with Victorian century homes and a spring maple syrup festival.
Daily life
Living in Brock
Schools
- Durham District School Board
- Durham Catholic District School Board
- Conseil scolaire Viamonde
- Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
Well known: Brock High School (Cannington).
Parks and outdoors
- Beaverton Harbour Park Lake Simcoe beach, marina, boat launch and splash pad.
- Beaver River Wetland Trail 12.5 km former rail trail from Blackwater to Cannington.
- MacLeod Park Over 16 hectares in Cannington with river trails and a skate park.
- Thorah Centennial Park Sandy Lake Simcoe beach popular with windsurfers.
Shopping and dining
- Downtown Beaverton The township's main shopping and services centre.
- Cannington Small main street serving the surrounding farm area.
- Sunderland Maple Syrup Festival Spring festival at Sunderland Park.
Healthcare
- Lakeridge Health Port Perry
- Uxbridge Hospital (Oak Valley Health)
Commuting
Getting around Brock
To downtown Toronto: about 1.5 hours' drive northeast of Toronto.
- HighwayHighway 12 runs north-south through Sunderland and Beaverton toward Whitby
- DRTDRT On Demand serves rural areas without fixed bus routes
Honest take
Pros and cons of living in Brock
Why people move here
- Lake Simcoe shoreline and beaches
- Officially the Smallmouth Bass Capital of Canada
- Small-town and rural living
Things to consider
- No hospital in the township
- No GO service; a car is needed for most trips
A good fit for: Buyers wanting space · Waterfront buyers · Retirees
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FAQ
Brock real estate questions
What is the average home price in Brock?
In September 2026, the average sale price in Brock was $617,600 and the median was $577,500, based on 8 sales (TRREB Market Watch).
Is Brock a buyer's or seller's market right now?
There were 6.8 months of inventory in September, which usually points to a buyer's market. Homes sold for about 98% of list price on average.
How long does it take to sell a home in Brock?
Homes that sold in September were on the market for 27 days on average. Pricing and presentation make the biggest difference.
How far is Brock from downtown Toronto?
about 1.5 hours' drive northeast of Toronto.
Which school boards serve Brock?
Durham District School Board, Durham Catholic District School Board, Conseil scolaire Viamonde, Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Brock?
It depends on budget, commute and lifestyle. Popular areas include Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland. Sophia can help you narrow it down.
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