Niagara Region • Waterfront
Waterfront Homes for Sale in Niagara Region, Ontario
Niagara is bordered by water on three sides — Lake Ontario to the north, the Niagara River to the east and Lake Erie to the south — plus the Welland Canal, the Welland River and dozens of creeks and harbours in between. This page gathers every waterfront listing across all 12 Niagara municipalities we cover, so you can compare lakefront, riverfront and canal-side homes in one place instead of searching town by town.
Only listings the MLS flags as waterfront are shown here, and they update every hour from the live feed. Shoreline homes come with questions a typical resale doesn't — conservation-authority setbacks, erosion and flood mapping, septic and well systems on rural stretches, and insurance — and the Davids & DeLaat team walks buyers through all of it. Looking just beyond Niagara? Hamilton, Brantford and Haldimand waterfront searches are linked below.
Waterfront homes for sale across Niagara right now
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For SaleNiagara-on-the-Lake
$499,000
6 Firelane 14d Road
For SalePort Colborne
$2,399,900
735 Lakeshore Road
For SaleVideo tourWainfleet
$599,000
11851 Lakeshore Road
For SalePelham
$599,000
146 River Road
For SalePort Colborne
$2,888,000
1033 Firelane 1 Road
For SaleVideo tourFort Erie
$1,199,900
140 Lakeshore Road
Browse waterfront homes by Niagara city
- Waterfront homes in Fort Erie37
- Waterfront homes in Grimsby14
- Waterfront homes in Lincoln5
- Waterfront homes in Niagara Falls8
- Waterfront homes in Niagara-on-the-Lake9
- Waterfront homes in Pelham2
- Waterfront homes in Port Colborne18
- Waterfront homes in St. Catharines23
- Waterfront homes in Thorold4
- Waterfront homes in Wainfleet21
- Waterfront homes in Welland9
- Waterfront homes in West Lincoln
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Frequently asked questions
Where are the waterfront homes in Niagara?
Lake Erie shoreline runs through Fort Erie (including Crystal Beach and Ridgeway), Port Colborne and Wainfleet; Lake Ontario frontage sits in St. Catharines (Port Dalhousie), Niagara-on-the-Lake, Lincoln and Grimsby; and the Niagara River Parkway links Fort Erie, Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake. Canal and river properties turn up in Welland and Port Colborne as well.
What counts as a waterfront home on this page?
We only include listings whose MLS record carries the Waterfront feature flag set by the listing brokerage — we never guess from an address — so the homes shown are the ones the MLS itself identifies as waterfront.
What should I check before buying waterfront in Niagara?
Ask about the shoreline's conservation-authority regulation limit and any setback rules for additions or docks, review flood and erosion mapping, confirm whether the home is on municipal services or well and septic, and get an insurance quote early — lakefront premiums can differ from an inland home. Our team can point you to the right people for each step.
Can Davids & DeLaat help me find a waterfront property that isn't listed yet?
Yes. Tell us the water you want — Lake Erie sand beach, Lake Ontario bluff, Niagara River or canal — and your budget, and we'll send a personalized shortlist within one business day, including coming-soon and off-market opportunities where we have them.
Talk to a Niagara waterfront specialist
Tell us which shoreline you're drawn to and your budget, and we'll put together a personalized waterfront shortlist — including listings that haven't hit the public MLS yet.