The Southampton range light at the end of its pier, over the open blue of Lake Huron

Custom homes in a classic lake town — Southampton, ONOntario

Built to belong.

Your new neighbourhood has the easy, friendly feel of Southampton's oldest streets: people on their front porches, neighbours stopping to chat. Stroll wooded trails and local streets to the beach for another Lake Huron sunset. Pick a lot you love, and build from a proven design or one fully your own. Either way, you'll fit right in.

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The town

Why people call it Ontario's Hamptons

Southampton is a classic lakeside town where the Saugeen River meets Lake Huron. It has wide sandy beaches that face the sunset, the Chantry Island lighthouse just offshore, and a High Street of independent shops, restaurants, a hospital, and other services that stay open all year. It's refined without being fussy, and lively without being hurried: the pace is relaxed enough that you actually use the beach, the trails and the golf course you moved here for.

A crowd on the shore watching the sun set over Lake HuronThe yellow storefront of Dizzy Bird Coffee in downtown SouthamptonSailboats moored in Southampton's harbour, with the range light on the pier

Where to find us

Southampton is on the shore of Lake Huron, on Highway 21 between Port Elgin and Sauble Beach. Waterloo, London, and Guelph are just a couple hours away, and Toronto can be as little as 30 minutes more. Southampton Landing is at the south end of town, walking distance from the beach and High Street.

Southampton LandingHigh StreetHarbourSouth Street BeachChantry IslandLake HuronRail Trail
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Map of Southampton on the east shore of Lake Huron, with Southampton Landing at the south end of town, on the east side of Highway 21 (Railway Street), and the Saugeen Rail Trail running along its west side. Marked: High Street, the harbour, South Street Beach and Chantry Island. Inset: Southampton's place in southwestern Ontario, with Owen Sound and Kitchener–Waterloo; London and Toronto are labelled on the map.
Two finished homes at Southampton Landing, one navy and one white, each with a covered front porch facing the street and chairs set out on it

The neighbourhood

Built the way the old streets were

Walk Southampton's older neighbourhoods and you notice the porches: deep, covered and facing the street, with the garages tucked back. Southampton Landing is laid out the same way. Every house has a covered front porch and a front door you can see from the sidewalk, and no garage sits in front of its house. A wooded creek runs through the neighbourhood, with trails and footbridges, and the town's Rail Trail is right across Railway Street.

None of that is left to chance. Architectural guidelines are part of every purchase agreement, and every house is reviewed against them before it's built. The house next to yours has to meet the same standard yours does.

A covered front porch with timber posts and a wood front door, on a home at Southampton LandingA footbridge on the trail over the wooded creek

The film

Watch the film

A short look at Southampton and the neighbourhood: the river mouth and the harbour, the pier and the beach, two of the trails, the pond, and homes already built here, inside and out.

Start with how you'll live

  • Everything on one floor

    Bungalows, and designs with the primary bedroom on the main floor, for the years when stairs are optional.

  • Room for everyone

    Two-storey homes with space to grow into, from the Torbay's bonus room over the garage to the Stormont's upstairs loft.

  • A home that pays its way

    The Sherbrooke duplex, and a fourplex concept designed for this neighbourhood. Live in one unit and rent the other, or keep them all as income.

Homes

Start from a proven design, or…

Our preferred builder, Alair Homes, designed a collection of coastal-style homes for these lots: bungalows, storey-and-a-half cottages, two-storeys and a duplex. Each design meets the neighbourhood's guidelines and provides the certainty of a known-up-front price. Most buyers choose one and change what they like. The Torbay has been built here more often than any other.

Berner Contracting, our other approved builder, also has a limited number of homes already under construction and available for much faster occupancy.

Home-and-lot packages are listed from $778,900 plus HST (rebateable).

…go fully custom

If you'd rather start from a blank page, Alair or Berner will design a fully custom home with you. Already have a builder in mind? Talk to us: other builders can be approved to build here.

Build now, or plan ahead

Ready to build

The last few lots from phase 2 are serviced and ready for a building permit. Several are extra deep and back onto open space.

Lots ready now

The next phase

The next phase has just been released. Get in early to choose from a full selection, including wider, corner and pie-shaped lots. Secure yours now with a 20% deposit, then close and build once the new streets are serviced, as early as September 2027.

Lots in the next phase

Lots from $209,900, potentially tax free.

Plus HST, but for a limited time, eligible buyers can save up to $130,000 in HST on a new home and lot. Ask us how

Talk to people who know the town

Two mother-and-daughter teams from RE/MAX Land Exchange Ltd., Brokerage look after Southampton Landing: Kate Cammidge-Irwin and Nicole Camden, and Susan Terry and Danielle Spry. They'll help you choose a lot, match you with the right builder, and take you through the rest.

Contact the team