Peel Region
Caledon Real Estate
Country properties and new communities north of Brampton.
Town · Peel Region
About Caledon
Caledon is Peel's rural north, with rolling hills, villages and estate lots, plus new subdivisions in Bolton and Mayfield West for buyers who want new construction.
Caledon was formed in 1974 by merging Caledon and Albion townships, northern Chinguacousy and the villages of Bolton and Caledon East; it is the GTA's largest municipality by area.
Homes: New subdivisions, country homes and acreage properties.
Known for
- Forks of the Credit and the Caledon Trailway
- Villages like Inglewood and Alton
- Estate and equestrian properties
Market this month
Caledon real estate market
Caledon · September 2026
Source: TRREB Market Watch, released October 6, 2026
- Average price
- $1,070,154
- Median price
- $962,495
- Homes sold
- 64
- Benchmark price
- $1,059,900
- -7.4% vs last year
- Days on market
- 41
- Sale-to-list price
- 95%
- Active listings
- 438
- Months of inventory
- 6.6
- Buyer's market
- Detached$1,147,89850 sold
- Semi$873,3754 sold
- Townhouse$751,9176 sold
7 areas
Caledon neighbourhoods
Bolton
Caledon's largest community, about 26,800 people, with a historic downtown in the Humber valley.
Mayfield West
Suburban area on Brampton's northern edge at Mayfield Road, growing since the early 2000s.
Caledon East
Village on Airport Road, settled in 1821, home to Town Hall and the Caledon Trailway.
Caledon Village
Small village on Highway 10 with the Old Township Hall, now a theatre.
Inglewood
Small village near the Niagara Escarpment and Credit River, with former rail lines now trails.
Alton
Hamlet known for the Alton Mill Arts Centre, a former woollen mill from about 1881.
Palgrave
Hamlet on Highway 50, home to Caledon Equestrian Park, a 2015 Pan Am Games venue.
Daily life
Living in Caledon
Schools
- Peel District School Board
- Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
- Conseil scolaire Viamonde
- Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
Well known: Mayfield Secondary School (Regional Arts Program), Humberview Secondary School (Bolton), Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School (Caledon East).
Parks and outdoors
- Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Escarpment trails and Credit River views near Belfountain.
- Albion Hills Conservation Park Trails, mountain biking and camping north of Bolton.
- Cheltenham Badlands Exposed red shale hills on the Niagara Escarpment.
- Caledon Trailway Former rail line, now a multi-use trail across Caledon.
Shopping and dining
- Downtown Bolton Shops and restaurants along Queen Street in the Humber valley.
- Alton Mill Arts Centre Galleries, studios and a café in a restored mill.
- Millcroft Inn Country inn and restaurant in a converted mill in Alton.
Healthcare
- Brampton Civic Hospital (William Osler Health System)
- Headwaters Health Care Centre (Orangeville)
Commuting
Getting around Caledon
To downtown Toronto: Bolton is about 50 km north-west of Toronto; no GO train service.
- HighwayHighway 10/410 south to the 401, or Highway 50 to the 427; about an hour to downtown
- GO BusGO bus from Bolton along Highway 50 to Malton GO station
- GO BusOrangeville–Brampton GO bus along Highway 10 to Brampton GO station
Honest take
Pros and cons of living in Caledon
Why people move here
- Rural setting with the escarpment, conservation areas and long trails
- Many homes on larger lots than elsewhere in the GTA
- Highways 10/410 and 50 link to Brampton and Vaughan
Things to consider
- No GO train or town bus system; most trips need a car
- Long commute to downtown Toronto
A good fit for: Buyers who want land · Families moving up from Brampton · New-build buyers
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FAQ
Caledon real estate questions
What is the average home price in Caledon?
In September 2026, the average sale price in Caledon was $1,070,154 and the median was $962,495, based on 64 sales (TRREB Market Watch).
Is Caledon a buyer's or seller's market right now?
There were 6.6 months of inventory in September, which usually points to a buyer's market. Homes sold for about 95% of list price on average.
How long does it take to sell a home in Caledon?
Homes that sold in September were on the market for 41 days on average. Pricing and presentation make the biggest difference.
How far is Caledon from downtown Toronto?
Bolton is about 50 km north-west of Toronto; no GO train service.
Which school boards serve Caledon?
Peel District School Board, Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, Conseil scolaire Viamonde, Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Caledon?
It depends on budget, commute and lifestyle. Popular areas include Bolton, Mayfield West, Caledon East, Caledon Village, Inglewood. Sophia can help you narrow it down.
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