Deseronto sits right on the Bay of Quinte east of Belleville, a small town with real waterfront character and some of the most approachable prices anywhere on the bay. The streets run down to the water, the history shows in the older homes and the main street, and the setting suits first-time buyers, downsizers, and anyone drawn to the shoreline without a luxury price tag. The team helps buyers move quickly here, because the well-priced waterfront and in-town homes do not tend to sit.
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FeaturedBelleville
The largest city on the Bay of Quinte.
FeaturedQuinte West
Trenton, Batawa, and the Trent-Severn.
FeaturedPrince Edward County
Wine country and waterfront on a Lake Ontario peninsula.
FeaturedBrighton
Gateway to Presqu’ile Provincial Park.
Napanee
On the Napanee River, between Belleville and Kingston.
Stirling
A village in the rolling farm country north of Belleville.
Madoc
A working village at the edge of the Land O’ Lakes.
Marmora
A former mining town on the Crowe River.
Tweed
On Stoco Lake, at the edge of the Land O’ Lakes.
Campbellford
A river town on the Trent-Severn.
Colborne
Apple country at the region’s western door.
Deseronto
A small waterfront town on the Bay of Quinte.
Tyendinaga
Rural township and Bay of Quinte shore, east of Belleville.
Grafton
Lake Ontario shoreline and country in Northumberland.
Frankford
A riverside village on the Trent-Severn.
Foxboro
A village just north of Belleville on the Moira.
Warkworth
An arts village tucked into the Trent Hills.
Hastings
A waterway village at Lock 18, where the Trent River meets Rice Lake.
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