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349 Main Street, Bloomfield – Welcome to the DeGroffe House circa 1881 – located in the heart of beautiful Bloomfield. Gracefully set on a generous lot and backing onto Stanley Street, this two storey, red brick beauty is striking in both its historical charm and detail to its modern comforts.
Saturday 10-11:30
Agent: Que Colby, Re/Max Quinte
72 Markland Avenue, Picton – Move-in ready and waiting for its next owners, this spacious 3-bedroom townhome in Picton offers 1,840 sq ft of modern, low-maintenance living in Talbot on the Trail.
Steps from the Millennium Trail and within walking distance of Picton shops, restaurants, schools, and amenities, with Prince Edward County wineries, breweries, beaches, and attractions just a short drive away.
Saturday 10am-12pm
Agent: Hillary Robert, REVEL Realty
Opportunities like this are rare. Experience the beauty,tranquility, and versatility of this exceptional waterview property.
Saturday 10am-2pm
Agent: Suzanne White, Harvey Kalles Realty
244 Salmon Point Road – A truly special Prince Edward County property where history, modern design, and nature come together in the most unexpected and wonderful way.
At the heart of this unique home is an 1825 log 3-bedroom house, still remarkably true to its original design. Modern plumbing, electricity, and insulation have been thoughtfully incorporated, allowing the character and warmth of the original log home to shine through.
Saturday 1-3pm
Agent: Suzanne White, Harvey Kalles Realty
26 Benham Place Road, Picton – Tucked away on a quiet road just 5 minutes from Picton, this custom-built, chalet-style home is a rare invitation to live immersed in nature without sacrificing convenience. Set above the shores of Picton Bay on over 1.5 acres and enveloped in mature trees, the property offers a secluded setting where the seasons take center stage.
From its natural privacy & mature setting, to its warm and inviting interior, generous outdoor spaces, and waterfront access, this peaceful property offers a lifestyle rooted in nature, shaped by the seasons, and enjoyed at a gentler pace.
Sunday 12-2pm
Agents: Gail Forcht, Pat Benson Moore & Jordanna Moore, Chestnut Park
347 Prinyer’s Cove Crescent, Cressy – This exceptional property captures everything there is to love about cottage life in the County. Private, peaceful and surrounded by mature trees, this is a place designed around the water, whether your days are spent sailing, boating, swimming, paddling or simply enjoying the view from the dock.
Designed for year-round comfort and energy efficiency, this is much more than a summer escape. It’s a County cottage to enjoy in every season, in an extraordinary waterfront setting where boating, nature and an easygoing sense of luxury come together.
Sunday 1-3pm
Agents: Jenna Ash DeMille and Faye Moxam, Chestnut Park
372 Main Street, Wellington – Beautifully reimagined in the heart of Wellington, this extensively renovated three-bedroom, three-bath home with the flexibility of a fourth main-floor bedroom, brings historic character, modern comfort and exceptional outdoor living into architectural alignment.
With Wellington’s shops, dining, waterfront and amenities within easy reach, and trails, wineries, breweries and farm stands nearby this is quintessential village living: historic character without the historic-home projects, and a property ready to enjoy from the moment you arrive.
Sunday 1-3pm
Agents: Rob Plomer & Kate Vader, Chestnut Park
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