This 3,994 sq ft worship building on a 0.337-acre lot blends historic church architecture with modern updates, including a 2022 steel roof and full air conditioning. The soaring ceilings and open sanctuary create an inspiring space for worship, while versatile areas support ministry programs and gatherings. Zoned Neighbourhood Institutional, it’s perfectly positioned for a church seeking a distinctive, move-in-ready home.

A rare and iconic opportunity in the heart of Ingersoll, this remarkable church property blends historic charm with exceptional versatility. Positioned on a quiet residential street with dual access from Hale Street and Doulton Street, the building spans over 23,000 square feet and boasts a commanding presence with outstanding architectural features, including stunning stained-glass windows and a breathtaking sanctuary.

Located in the heart of Tamworth, this beautiful all-brick church offers a rare opportunity for a congregation or ministry seeking a vibrant and character-filled worship space. Set on a 0.2-acre lot, the property blends architectural charm with functional ministry space, making it ideal for ongoing services, fellowship, and outreach. With high ceilings, stunning stained glass, and a versatile lower level, this church is ready to serve the needs of a growing faith community.

Unlock the potential of this one-of-a-kind former house of worship, offering 8,486 sq ft of ministry-ready space on a well-maintained lot of less than ½ acre. Located in a quiet residential setting along Birmingham St W, this property features a grand auditorium, flexible multi-use spaces, dedicated offices, and a secure residential wing—all updated to support vibrant church services, teaching, and community fellowship.

Spacious 2.9-acre church property near Highway 3 and Quarry Road featuring a 4,400 sq ft building zoned for institutional use, ideal for a place of worship, ministry centre, or faith-based programs. The site includes ample parking, upgraded boilers, new water system, LED lighting, and an additional 2 acres for outdoor events or future expansion. Perfect for congregations seeking room to grow.

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.

Very rare flat 4.23 acres of vacant land with institutional zoning suitable for a church or any other place of worship. This land previously hosted a government communication tower. Comprehensive studies, including archaeological, environmental studies, and a new survey, have been diligently completed.

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.