Hobby Farms for Sale in Southern Ontario | Rural & Country Properties
We bring specialized experience in the purchase of Southern Ontario Farm and Country Properties. We’ve handled the sale of farms, hobby farms and country estates all throughout Southern Ontario.
From productive working farms to quiet country retreats, we understand the personal and distinct considerations that come with your next Farm and Country Property.
Our knowledge of agricultural operations, land valuation, and rural farm life ensures that our clients are fully supported throughout the process. Whether navigating zoning regulations, evaluating farm assets, or preparing land for market, we’re here to assist you.
With discretion, expertise, and a deep understanding of Southern Ontario Farm and Country Properties rural landscape, we deliver a seamless experience for both buyers and sellers of farm and rural properties to help escape the city life.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF FARM & COUNTRY PROPERTIES
Hobby farms in Ontario are small-scale rural properties typically ranging from 5–100 acres used for lifestyle farming, equestrian use, or personal agriculture.
Cash Crop Farms
Corn, Soybean, Wheat, Tree, Vegetable, Cannabis & Hay Production
Livestock Farms
Dairy, Poultry, Cattle, Swine, Goat & Sheep
Hobby Farms & Rural Retreats
Acreage Homes, Hobby Farms & Country Living
Country Estates & Off-Grid
Luxury, Eco & Self-Sufficient Properties
Equestrian Estates
Horse Boarding & Riding Facilities
WHAT’S YOUR FARM WORTH?
We understand the features that matter most to buyers & sellers of Southern Ontario Farm and Country Properties:
- Fields, Ponds, Wells, cisterns, septic systems
- Barns, silos, outbuildings, fencing, and livestock-ready infrastructure
- Farm quotas and agricultural zoning
- Solar and sustainable living systems
Farm FAQs
What qualifies as a hobby farm in Ontario?
A hobby farm in Ontario is typically a rural property ranging from 5 to 100 acres that is used for small-scale agricultural activities, lifestyle farming, or recreational purposes rather than full commercial production. These properties may include features such as barns, pastures, or crop land and are often located in agriculturally zoned areas.
Can you build on agricultural land in Ontario?
In Ontario, building on agricultural land is allowed but depends on local zoning bylaws and municipal regulations. Most agricultural zones permit residential dwellings, but restrictions may apply based on land use, minimum lot size, and environmental considerations.
How many acres is considered a hobby farm?
A hobby farm is generally considered to be between 5 and 50 acres, although some properties may extend up to 100 acres depending on usage. The size typically reflects small-scale or lifestyle farming rather than full commercial agricultural operations.
Do hobby farms make money in Canada?
Hobby farms in Canada can generate income, but they are usually not designed as primary profit-generating operations. Many owners earn supplemental income through small-scale farming, livestock, or agritourism while prioritizing lifestyle benefits.
What zoning is required for a hobby farm in Ontario?
Hobby farms in Ontario are typically located in agricultural or rural zoning categories such as A1 or RU zones. These designations allow farming activities, but permitted uses can vary by municipality and should be verified locally.
Are there tax benefits to owning a hobby farm?
In Canada, tax benefits for hobby farms depend on whether the farm is considered a business by the Canada Revenue Agency. If farming activities generate income with a reasonable expectation of profit, certain expenses may be deductible.
BROWSE FARM & COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE
1945 Abingdon Road
West Lincoln, Ontario
681 Conc 14 Townsend Road
Simcoe, Ontario
823 Line 6 Road
Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ontario
1492 Maple Bend Road
Woolwich, Ontario
631 Four Mile Creek Road
Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ontario
1054 Townline Road E
Canfield, Ontario
13403 Second Line
Milton, Ontario