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Innisfil neighbourhood
Lefroy-Belle Ewart, Innisfil
Lefroy-Belle Ewart is an Urban Settlement Area in the Town of Innisfil, on Lake Simcoe, with a downtown along Killarney Beach Road. The Jennifer Jones Team, LPT Realty, Brokerage, serves all of South and Central Ontario.
Homes for sale in Lefroy-Belle EwartOverview
Living in Lefroy-Belle Ewart
The Town's Official Plan names Lefroy-Belle Ewart, with Sandy Cove, an Urban Settlement Area where growth is planned on full municipal services, and names downtown Lefroy–Belle Ewart along Killarney Beach Road as a public-space focus.
Lefroy was founded in 1853 when the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Union Railway opened a station to serve neighbouring Belle Ewart's lumber and ice industry. It is named after Sir John Henry Lefroy.
Killarney Beach Road is being upgraded from 20th Sideroad to Ewart Street; the section from Ewart Street to Barry Avenue is complete.
The Town of Innisfil had 43,326 residents in the 2021 Census, up 18.5% from 36,566 in 2016.
Schools
- Innisfil is served by the Simcoe County District School Board and the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board.
- School assignments depend on the exact address — confirm with the board before you buy.
Simcoe County District School BoardSimcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board
Getting around
- Innisfil Transit is an on-demand service booked through the Uber app. Since July 1, 2026 the Town subsidizes up to $10 of an eligible trip anywhere in Innisfil or to or from Barrie South GO Station or Bradford GO Station, for up to 50 subsidized trips a month, after a minimum flat fee ($3.25 for a single rider).
- A future Innisfil/Orbit GO Station is planned on the Barrie line near 6th Line. The County of Simcoe's 2026 report says it is at about 90% detailed design with a building permit application submitted; no opening date has been confirmed.
- Commute times vary with traffic and destination — test the drive or ride at the times you would travel.
Things to do in Lefroy-Belle Ewart
- Lefroy Heritage Walk stops include Lefroy United Church (931 Church Drive, relocated from Belle Ewart in 1902) and the Grange Hall (925 Church Drive, 1870s).
- Along Killarney Beach Road: the Lefroy Inn (1370), Sterling Bank (1364, c.1918), Kirkpatrick's Store (1341, c.1910) and the Northern Hotel (1369, 1850s–60s, now apartments).
- Morgan Russell Memorial Arena & Community Centre in Lefroy.
On the market
Homes for sale in Lefroy-Belle Ewart
22 active sale listings
Growth here is planned on full municipal services, but confirm whether a specific property is on municipal water and sewer or a private well and septic. On the Lake Simcoe shore, confirm Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority permit needs before shoreline work. Listings come live from PropTx MLS® data, and the market block shows aggregate TRREB statistics for Innisfil as a whole.
Market stats
Innisfil by the numbers
Updated October 2026
- Median sold price
- $760,000
- Average sold price
- $781,000
- Avg. days on market
- 27
- Sale-to-list ratio
- 96.4%
- Sales
- 23
- Active listings
- 401
Source: TRREB MLS® data via PropTx
Residential sales, October 2026. Aggregates only; figures may be revised.
Local answers
Frequently asked about Lefroy-Belle Ewart
When was Lefroy founded?+
Lefroy was founded in 1853 when the Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Union Railway opened a station to serve Belle Ewart's lumber and ice industry. It is named after Sir John Henry Lefroy.
Is Lefroy-Belle Ewart on municipal services?+
The Town's Official Plan names Lefroy-Belle Ewart an Urban Settlement Area where growth is planned on full municipal services. Confirm the servicing for a specific property before you buy.
What road work is happening on Killarney Beach Road?+
The Town is upgrading Killarney Beach Road from 20th Sideroad to Ewart Street. The section from Ewart Street to Barry Avenue is complete.
Do I need a permit for shoreline work?+
Many Innisfil properties are regulated by the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority or the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority, so you may need conservation-authority permission even if no Town permit is needed. Check with the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority before shoreline work.
Who can help me buy or sell in Lefroy-Belle Ewart?+
The Jennifer Jones Team, LPT Realty, Brokerage, serves all of South and Central Ontario. Call 416-702-1146.
How do I search homes for sale in Lefroy-Belle Ewart (Innisfil)?+
Use the home search on this page or our main search and choose Lefroy-Belle Ewart or Innisfil. You can type a town or community name, filter by price, beds and property type, and save a search to get alerts when new matching listings come on the market.
How does The Jennifer Jones Team help buyers and sellers in Lefroy-Belle Ewart?+
For buyers, we build a search plan around your budget, commute and must-haves, review listings and neighbourhoods with you, book showings and negotiate your offer. For sellers, we prepare a property-specific pricing review, plan preparation and marketing, and negotiate offers through to closing.
How do I get in touch about buying or selling in Lefroy-Belle Ewart?+
Call The Jennifer Jones Team at 416-702-1146 or email Jenn@jj.team. We are with LPT Realty, Brokerage. Our Newmarket office at 350 Harry Walker Pkwy N, Unit 19, Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L3 is by appointment only, so please call ahead to book a time.
What is the median sold price in Lefroy-Belle Ewart?+
The median sold price in Innisfil was $760,000 in October 2026, across 23 residential sales (TRREB MLS® data via PropTx).
How long do homes take to sell in Lefroy-Belle Ewart?+
Homes in Innisfil sold in an average of 27 days on market in October 2026.
Keep exploring
Sources
- Town of Innisfil — Official Plan (Our Place)
- Town of Innisfil — Lefroy Heritage Walk (PDF)
- Town of Innisfil — Killarney Beach Road updates
- Town of Innisfil — Innisfil Transit
- County of Simcoe — CCW 2026-223 Innisfil/Orbit GO Station report
- Town of Innisfil — Building permits
- Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority — Permits
- Statistics Canada — 2021 Census Profile, Innisfil
- Simcoe County District School Board
- Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board
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