A rare chance to acquire a freestanding church and residence on a 0.75-acre lot in Hamilton’s established McQuesten neighbourhood. Situated beside Hillcrest Park and Hillcrest Elementary School and only minutes from the Red Hill Valley Expressway, this property combines excellent visibility, generous land size, and long-term flexibility for continued church use. The site features ample setbacks, green space, and a large parking area.

This unique and well-preserved church property offers an outstanding opportunity for a congregation or ministry seeking a modest, functional space in a central and well-established neighbourhood. Located in the Wellington area of Guelph, this single-storey building sits on a 0.05-acre lot and offers approximately 2,000 sq ft of interior space. With original character, high ceilings, and a welcoming sanctuary, the building remains well-suited for ongoing worship services and ministry gatherings.

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and character-filled former church in the heart of Mount Forest. With over 12,000 sq ft of total interior space and MU1 zoning, this well-built property combines the architectural beauty of a historic church with the practicality of multiple entrances, modern upgrades, and an efficient layout. Located on the corner of Birmingham Street, this site provides excellent exposure and flexibility for continued religious use.

This charming red-brick church offers a rare opportunity to establish or continue ministry in the welcoming and vibrant community of Tamworth. Situated on a 0.2-acre lot and surrounded by mature trees, the property sits just minutes from Beaver Lake and is walking distance to local shops, cafés, and schools. With strong curb appeal and thoughtful updates, it’s well suited for a small congregation, church plant, or ministry hub looking for a peaceful yet connected location.

This inviting church property offers a special opportunity for a congregation or faith-based group looking to establish or relocate in the quaint village of Priceville. Set on a 0.25-acre lot, the building includes a bright, high-ceilinged sanctuary with tall windows, creating a warm and welcoming worship environment. The flexible layout also features several additional rooms for meetings, office use, or ministry programs, along with washroom facilities and on-site parking.

This well-maintained, 16,110 sq ft worship facility sits on a spacious lot just under one acre. With a bright sanctuary for over 400, versatile fellowship spaces, and full accessibility, it’s ideally equipped for vibrant congregational life. This turnkey property supports worship, ministry, and community outreach in one welcoming space.

Located in Hamilton’s intensification corridor, this meticulously maintained church has served as a place of worship for over 70 years and stands as a faithful and functional space for a congregation seeking to serve the city’s core. Sitting on a .25-acre lot with Downtown Residential (D5) zoning, the 4,630 sq ft building offers versatile space for a wide range of worship, teaching, and outreach ministries.

This remarkable former church, originally built in 1873-74 as Mackenzie Memorial Gospel Church, has been renovated for use as a restaurant and event space, but its core church features remain intact, allowing for a seamless conversion back into a place of worship. Located in the heart of Stratford’s vibrant community, this expansive 10,000+ sq ft property retains its original sanctuary layout, stunning stained-glass windows, and architectural grandeur, making it an excellent opportunity for a congregation seeking a unique and functional worship space.

This is the oldest Baptist Congregation in Upper and Lower Canada. Located at 15 Lamport Street, it is a former church with endless potential. There has been a lot of improvements to this property.

Rarely discovered is this stunning church, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship of bygone eras in a highly sought-after location. Ready for occupancy, this property offers a spacious 3,500 sq ft interior, boasting a seating capacity of approximately 100 individuals. The adaptable layout allows for the removal of pews, creating an expansive open-concept area for diverse activities. Featuring a practical basement space complete with a kitchen and office (excluding clergy living quarters), this historic gem dates back to around 1884.