Karen, Arden and Katrina of McGuffin Real Estate can help you buy a home in Mono. We have been helping people buy and sell across Mono, Orangeville, Caledon, Shelburne and Dufferin County since 2003, and we have lived and worked in this area for decades. Mono is a rural township, so it helps to work with agents who know the land, the villages and the kinds of homes you will find there.
Karen started in real estate working with a home builder in Mono and Orangeville, where she learned the new home development process. She moved to Mono because she wanted her children to grow up in the country, and she now lives in Orangeville. Call (519) 216-1956.
Arden grew up in both Mono and Orangeville and attended Mono-Amaranth Public School as a child. She completed her real estate license through Humber College after a Communication Studies degree from Wilfrid Laurier University. Call (519) 806-0555.
Katrina was born and raised in Orangeville and now lives in Wellington County. She has five years in real estate, three of them as a licensed Realtor, and a background in family and real estate law that helps with contracts and negotiations. She works with clients throughout Dufferin County, Wellington County and Guelph. Call (519) 217-1409.
Mono is known as the Heart of the Headwaters. It sits on higher ground than much of Southern Ontario, with rolling tree-covered hills and the headwaters of the Credit, Humber and Nottawasaga rivers. Settlement is spread across rural estate homes, working farms and small villages such as Mono Centre, Hockley Village and Camilla. Estate homes on one or more acres often range from $1 million to $3 million or more, while smaller country homes and vacant land parcels offer entry points below that. Mono falls under the Grand River Conservation Authority and the Nottawasaga Conservation Authority.
Source: Statistics Canada 2021, LiveBy
Start by knowing your budget. Use our mortgage calculator to estimate monthly payments, then get pre-approved so you know what you can offer before you start looking. When you are ready to search, Find My New Home and our current listings show what is available. If you own in Mono, find out what your home is worth before you sell or buy.
Read more about Mono real estate, including its villages, recreation and the homes for sale right now. If you also want to look in town, see Orangeville real estate.
Call Karen at (519) 216-1956, Arden at (519) 806-0555 or Katrina at (519) 217-1409, or email realtor@mcguffinrealestate.ca. You can also contact us or read more about the team.