Find your place in the Bay of Quinte
Belleville, the County, the smaller towns up the river. Each one has its own feel. Start with the community that fits, and the team will take it from there.
The Bay of Quinte is one region, but it is really seventeen towns and cities, and they are not the same. Belleville sits where the Moira River runs into the bay, with the VIA station and the run to the 401. Prince Edward County has the wineries and the Lake Ontario shoreline. Then there are the river towns and the country roads, Stirling, Madoc, Marmora, Tweed, where land gets bigger and prices come down. Schools, drive times, and the kind of street you end up on change a lot from one to the next.
The Chisholm family has worked these streets for three generations. Direct Realty Ltd., Brokerage is an independent Belleville brokerage the family founded and still runs, and Jeff has been licensed and selling here since 2000. The team knows which roads back up at five o’clock, which streets sit near the water, and what the country acreage north of the 401 actually trades for. The pages below pull live listings and market data through REintel, the platform Jeff built, refreshed straight from the boards. Pick a community to see what is for sale, what homes are going for, and an honest read on what it is like to live there.
Browse by community
Seventeen towns and cities across the region. Tap any one to see listings, prices, and the local rundown.
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.
New across the region
Recent listings from Belleville to the County, refreshed straight from the board. Tap a home to book a viewing.
Common questions about the Quinte region
Plain answers for buyers and sellers weighing where to look.
- The team covers seventeen communities across the Bay of Quinte and Prince Edward County. Belleville, Quinte West, Prince Edward County, Brighton, Napanee, Stirling, Madoc, Marmora, Tweed, Campbellford, Colborne, Deseronto, Tyendinaga, Grafton, Frankford, Foxboro, and Warkworth each have their own page.
Still deciding where to look?
Tell the team your budget, your must-haves, and how far you are willing to drive. They will point you to two or three communities worth a closer look. Call (613) 707-5308 or send a note to get started.