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Georgina neighbourhood
Jackson's Point, Georgina
Jackson's Point is a walkable waterfront village in the Town of Georgina on Lake Simcoe, known as "Ontario's First Cottage Country," with a public harbour and close access to Sibbald Point Provincial Park. The Jennifer Jones Team, LPT Realty, Brokerage, has an office here at 944 Lake Dr E, Jackson's Point, ON L0E 1L0.
Homes for sale in Jackson's PointOverview
Living in Jackson's Point
Jackson's Point was originally called Frying Pan Point, then Bourchier's Point. Steamers called here from 1832, and the rail line arrived in 1881 and ran for about 50 years along today's Grew Boulevard.
Today it is a walkable waterfront village with restaurants and shops, a public harbour, and the historic Jackson's Point Marine Railway on the lakebed, a designated heritage site.
The Briars resort began as Captain William Bourchier's 1840 manor. The Red Barn Theatre opened in 1949, burned in 2009 and closed in 2010.
Schools
- Public and Catholic schools serving Jackson's Point are assigned 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
- Jackson's Point sits on Lake Drive along the Lake Simcoe shore. Highway 48 runs through the east of Georgina, and Highway 404 ends at Ravenshoe Road south of Keswick.
- Many buyers here work locally, work from home or commute less often — test the drive at the times you would travel.
Things to do in Jackson's Point
- The public harbour and waterfront village shops and restaurants.
- The historic Jackson's Point Marine Railway, a designated heritage site.
- The Briars, a resort that began as Captain William Bourchier's 1840 manor.
- Sibbald Point Provincial Park, close by.
On the market
Homes for sale in Jackson's Point
104 active sale listings
Jackson's Point listings on this page come live from PropTx MLS® data, and the market block shows aggregate TRREB statistics only. Buying on the water? Our Lake Simcoe waterfront guide covers permits, docks, septic and wells.
Market stats
Jackson's Point by the numbers
Updated September 2026
Figures shown for Sutton & Jackson's Point.
- Median sold price
- $803,000
- Average sold price
- $1,049,000
- Avg. days on market
- 69
- Sale-to-list ratio
- 96.4%
- Sales
- 8
- Active listings
- 106
Source: TRREB MLS® data via PropTx
Residential sales, September 2026. Aggregates only; figures may be revised.
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Local answers
Frequently asked about Jackson's Point
Why is Jackson's Point called Ontario's First Cottage Country?+
Steamers called at Jackson's Point from 1832 and a rail line arrived in 1881, running for about 50 years along today's Grew Boulevard, which made it an early lakeside getaway. Georgina's walking tour describes it as Ontario's First Cottage Country.
What was Jackson's Point originally called?+
It was originally called Frying Pan Point, then Bourchier's Point.
Is there a harbour in Jackson's Point?+
Yes. Jackson's Point has a public harbour, and the historic Jackson's Point Marine Railway on the lakebed is a designated heritage site.
Is the Red Barn Theatre still open?+
No. The Red Barn Theatre opened in 1949, burned in 2009 and closed in 2010.
Does The Jennifer Jones Team have an office in Jackson's Point?+
Yes — 944 Lake Dr E, Jackson's Point, ON L0E 1L0. Call 416-702-1146 to book a time.
What should I check when buying a waterfront home in Jackson's Point?+
Ask about permits for docks and shoreline works, septic re-inspection results and well testing. Our Lake Simcoe waterfront guide links the official LSRCA, Parks Canada and Ontario sources.
What is the median sold price in Jackson's Point?+
The median sold price in Sutton & Jackson's Point was $803,000 in September 2026, across 8 residential sales (TRREB MLS® data via PropTx).
How long do homes take to sell in Jackson's Point?+
Homes in Sutton & Jackson's Point sold in an average of 69 days on market in September 2026.
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