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East Gwillimbury neighbourhood
Mount Albert, East Gwillimbury
Mount Albert is one of the four main communities of the Town of East Gwillimbury in York Region, with a community centre, the Ross Family Complex and a library. The Jennifer Jones Team, LPT Realty, Brokerage, serves the area from offices at 350 Harry Walker Pkwy N, Unit 19, Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L3 and 944 Lake Dr E, Jackson's Point, ON L0E 1L0.
Homes for sale in Mount AlbertOverview
Living in Mount Albert
Mount Albert is one of East Gwillimbury's main communities, alongside Holland Landing, Queensville and Sharon.
It has a community centre, the Ross Family Complex and a library.
East Gwillimbury had a population of 34,637 in the 2021 Census, up 44.4% from 2016.
Schools
- Elementary and secondary school assignments in East Gwillimbury vary by address.
- School assignments depend on the exact address — confirm with the YRDSB School Locator and the YCDSB school finder before you buy.
Getting around
- East Gwillimbury GO Station, at 845 Green Lane East, is on the Barrie line to Union Station in Toronto.
- Drive times vary with traffic — test your commute at the times you would travel.
Things to do in Mount Albert
- Mount Albert community centre.
- Ross Family Complex.
- Mount Albert library.
On the market
Homes for sale in Mount Albert
30 active sale listings
Mount Albert listings (shown as "Mt Albert" in the MLS®) come live from PropTx data. The market block shows aggregate TRREB statistics for East Gwillimbury as a whole (all property types).
Market stats
East Gwillimbury by the numbers
Updated September 2026
- Median sold price
- $1,044,000
- Average sold price
- $1,097,000
- Avg. days on market
- 37
- Sale-to-list ratio
- 97.5%
- Sales
- 26
- Active listings
- 221
Source: TRREB MLS® data via PropTx
Residential sales, September 2026. Aggregates only; figures may be revised.
Local highlights
A historic village main street with small shops and restaurants.
Mount Albert Community Centre (53 Main St) and the Ross Family Complex.
Mount Albert Sports Day & Spring Fair runs every June (June 5–7 in 2026).
York Region is rehabilitating Mount Albert's water and wastewater facilities.
Source: York Region: Water and wastewater construction projects
Last reviewed: November 2026
Local answers
Frequently asked about Mount Albert
Is Mount Albert part of East Gwillimbury?+
Yes. Mount Albert is one of the four main communities in the Town of East Gwillimbury, with Holland Landing, Queensville and Sharon.
What amenities are in Mount Albert?+
Mount Albert has a community centre, the Ross Family Complex and a library.
Is there a GO station near Mount Albert?+
East Gwillimbury GO Station, at 845 Green Lane East, is on the Barrie line to Union Station.
Which schools serve Mount Albert?+
Elementary and secondary assignments vary by address. Check the YRDSB School Locator and the York Catholic District School Board for a specific home.
Why do listings say Mt Albert?+
The MLS® records this community as "Mt Albert". Our search on this page uses that name so you see the right homes.
What is the median sold price in Mount Albert?+
The median sold price in East Gwillimbury was $1,044,000 in September 2026, across 26 residential sales (TRREB MLS® data via PropTx).
How long do homes take to sell in Mount Albert?+
Homes in East Gwillimbury sold in an average of 37 days on market in September 2026.
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