Discover Old Markham Village, Markham

Old Markham Village blends more than two centuries of history with the everyday convenience of modern
Markham. Its heritage main street, restored train station and tree-lined residential streets create a warm,
walkable village atmosphere. Residents enjoy local restaurants and shops on Main Street, a busy calendar of
community festivals, and GO train service to downtown Toronto. From Victorian homes to low-rise
condominiums, Old Markham Village appeals to heritage enthusiasts, commuters, downsizers and families
looking for character and a strong sense of community.

Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $1M
Lowest Price $1.1K
Highest Price $4.6M
Total Listings 16
Avg. Price/SQFT $660

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WHY BUYERS CHOOSE OLD MARKHAM VILLAGE

Old Markham Village Real Estate Highlights

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    Heritage homes dating back to the 1820s on a protected, tree-lined streetscape.
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    Main Street restaurants, cafés and shops, plus a Saturday farmers' market in season.
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    Markham GO Station, in its restored 1871 building, right on Main Street.
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    Quick access to Highway 7, Highway 407, Viva Purple and the Rouge River trails.
Life in Old Markham Village Here, the main street has been protected since 1990, so the storefronts, porches and tree-lined streets look much as they did a century ago.

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Old Markham Village pairs restored 1800s heritage homes with mid-century bungalows and low-rise condos near Main Street. Nearby are the community centre and library, Morgan Park's outdoor pool, Main Street cafés and shops, the Saturday farmers' market, Springdale Park, Markham GO Station and the Rouge River trails.

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Old Markham Village Real Estate Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Old Markham Village different from other Markham neighbourhoods?

Old Markham Village is where the Village of Markham took shape, growing from an 1809 mill on the Rouge River. Its Main Street has been a Heritage Conservation District since 1990, with restored Victorian storefronts, an 1882 Italianate town hall and an 1871 train station that still serves GO trains. It's one of the few places in Markham with true village character.

What real estate is available in Old Markham Village?

Old Markham Village has an unusual mix of heritage homes from the 1800s, Edwardian and mid-century houses, newer custom infill, condo townhomes and a few low-rise condo buildings. Detached homes make up most sales, and boutique projects like 46 On Main are adding more low-rise options on Main Street North.

What is the average price for a home in Old Markham Village?

Prices vary widely by property type, age and location. Restored heritage homes and detached homes on larger lots usually sell at a premium, while condo townhomes and low-rise condos are the most accessible way in. Very few homes sell here each quarter, so see the live market stats at the top of this page or contact the BK Team for a current update.

How far is Old Markham Village from downtown Toronto?

Markham GO Station is right in the village, and Stouffville line trains reach Union Station in about 50 minutes. Driving takes roughly 30 minutes with no traffic using Highway 407 and the Don Valley Parkway, and much longer at rush hour. Viva Purple also stops on Highway 7 at Main Street.

Are there benefits to owning a heritage home in Old Markham Village?

Yes. Eligible heritage properties with a Heritage Easement Agreement may qualify for a 30% reduction on the municipal and school portions of their property tax, and owners may also qualify for matching restoration grants of up to $7,500. Most exterior changes need a heritage permit from the City of Markham, so confirm a property's status before you buy.