Simcoe

Tri County Appraisal serves Simcoe which is the largest town centre in Norfolk County. Simcoe is situated near the junction of Highway 3 and 24, providing easy access to neighbouring towns and cities. Simcoe is approximately 40 kilometers south of Brantford and approximately 15 kilometres North of Lake Erie.  It is surrounded by smaller communities which we also serve including Delhi, Waterford, Port Dover and Langton. As well as smaller villages including but not limited to Courtland, St. Williams, Wilsonville, Vittoria and Windham Centre.

Simcoe is known for its scenic parks and proximity to Lynn River, offering recreational opportunities and its natural beauty. Wellington Park, is a focal point for events like the Simcoe Christmas Panorama which is an annual event featuring light displays and festive activities.  Simcoe is also home to one of Ontario’s oldest and largest fairs each year in October which celebrates agriculture and community spirit.

Simcoe has several elementary and secondary schools, as well as a Fanshawe College campus which offers a range of programs for higher education and skills training. Simcoe also has the Norfolk General Hospital, which serves the residents of Norfolk County.

Norfolk County borders Lake Erie and is known as Ontario’s South Coast, and a large market segment makes up cottages and vacation homes in this area. Tri County Appraisal specializes in appraisal of recreational cottage properties located in the Lake Erie beach towns of Port Ryerse, Port Dover, Turkey Point and Long Point and Port Rowan. These towns have many recreational cottage properties with views of Lake Erie, access to waterfronts, scenic views which enjoy premium valuations. Appraising properties along Ontario’s South Coast is where we have appraisers with expertise. Appraisal of these properties involves unique considerations due to their location, property types and market demand.

Norfolk County has seen steady growth with new housing developments, infrastructure improvements, and increased investments in local business. There is a mix of rural homes on large lots, residential houses in the town centres and recreational properties along the shores of Lake Erie. Demand for residential properties in Norfolk County has increased. The rise of remote work has made Norfolk County an appealing location for individuals and young families seeking a balance between quiet rural living and accessibility to urban centers. The area has also seen interest from retirees seeking a slower pace of life. Understanding these factors and maintaining familiarity with the local market is what we do, to provide you with accurate and fair property appraisals.