Homes For Sale in Raglan Village

About Raglan Village

Raglan Village is a condo/life lease adult-lifestyle community in Collingwood operated by —. Homes are typically bungalows and low-maintenance designs aimed at the 55+ buyer.

Adult-lifestyle communities turn over steadily as owners downsize or relocate. Every listing below sits inside the community boundary shown on the map.

The homes of Raglan Village

Raglan Village is an integrated adult-lifestyle and seniors-living community at 91 Raglan Street in Collingwood, and its ownable homes are condominium apartments and townhomes — bright, functional units designed for relaxed, low-maintenance living. The typical resale is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo around 1,200 square feet with an open-concept living and dining area, a private balcony with water and Escarpment views, a primary ensuite with walk-in shower, heated underground parking and a dedicated storage locker. Dens add the flexible space for a home office, reading room or hobby room.

Recently advertised asking prices run from about $450,000 for a two-bedroom at 303-91 Raglan Street to roughly $679,000 for a two-bedroom-plus-den corner unit at 302-91 Raglan Street. The price logic is familiar condo logic: floor level, view, den versus no den, and condition separate the range. The critical structural fact is the campus: the ownable condos sit alongside rental retirement suites, assisted-living accommodations and a memory care residence — you are buying a condo in a community that offers care, with the Raglan Club amenities as the shared social world.

How Raglan Village works: tenure and fees

Raglan Village's ownable homes are condominium properties under the standard Ontario structure: you own your unit, you pay monthly condo fees, and the corporation maintains the common elements. Recent listings note that condo fees include water, sewer and a basic home phone, internet and cable package — a genuinely useful inclusion that simplifies the monthly picture — plus access to the Raglan Club's amenities. Fees vary by unit; confirm the exact amount, what is included, and the corporation's health via the status certificate before offering.

The diligence has a campus-specific layer: confirm exactly which components your purchase covers. The ownable condos are legally and financially separate from the rental retirement suites, assisted-living accommodations and care components — including the Pretty River Memory Care Residence — so verify what your condo fees and club access include, what the optional meal plans cost, and what the care components would cost if ever needed. On the age question: the community is presented as adult-lifestyle and seniors-living, but a community guide advises confirming the declaration and bylaws for the exact unit rather than assuming a universal age rule. Financing is standard condo lending.

Amenities and daily life

The Raglan Club is the community's social and wellness core: a fitness centre, saltwater indoor exercise pool, bistro, theatre, games lounge, wellness centre and hair salon, plus a full-service restaurant, a library, daily exercise classes and a varied year-round activity program. Optional partial or full meal plans are available at additional cost — the residence-style dining layer for buyers who want it. Recent listings describe the building as secure and community-focused, with the amenities designed to support an engaged, independent retirement.

Daily life extends to the town around it: the community sits minutes from Collingwood's shopping, restaurants, healthcare services and recreation, with water and Escarpment views from the homes and balconies. The buyer profile is seniors and active adults who want the full-service package — wellness, dining, activities, and the reassurance of care on the same campus — without the maintenance of a house. It is the closest thing in this guide to a traditional retirement residence that you can own rather than rent.

Location and getting there

Raglan Village sits at 91 Raglan Street in Collingwood, on the town's east side with views over the water and the Niagara Escarpment — the outlook is part of the product, with listings describing scenic water and Escarpment views from the units and balconies. Downtown Collingwood's shops, restaurants, healthcare services and recreation are minutes away, and the Highway 26 corridor connects the town to Barrie and the GTA.

The drive to the GTA runs roughly two hours depending on traffic and destination, so residents are typically retired or have family visiting rather than commuting — though the 400-series routing is straightforward for those trips. There is no GO train to Collingwood; the rail option is Barrie. The location's real advantage for the buyer profile is proximity: Collingwood's hospital, specialists, shopping and services are close at hand, which matters more than highway times when the purchase is about the next twenty years.

Raglan Village market snapshot

Raglan Village is a steady condo-resale market. Recently advertised asking prices run from about $450,000 for two-bedroom units to roughly $679,000 for two-bedroom-plus-den corner units, with the typical 1,200-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout defining the middle of the market. The price logic is view, floor, den and condition — the standard condo variables — with the Raglan Club amenity package and the campus care options priced into every unit.

Sold data for the precise community boundary was not pulled in this session, so read asking prices as the current signal and have your agent pull true comparables — matched on unit type and view — before offering. One structural note for buyers comparing across Collingwood: Raglan's monthly picture includes the condo fee with its bundled utilities and club access, so compare the all-in monthly number against alternatives like Balmoral Village and Ruperts Landing rather than comparing purchase prices alone. The fee buys the full-service layer; make sure you want it.

Buying in Raglan Village: what to check

Start with the condominium documents: the status certificate for fee history, reserve-fund health, insurance and special assessments, and the declaration for the rules on leasing, pets, alterations and occupancy — including the exact age provisions for your unit. Then verify the campus map in detail: which amenities your condo fees cover, what the Raglan Club membership includes, what the optional meal plans cost, and what the rental, assisted-living and memory-care components would cost if ever needed. The care continuum is the differentiator here; understand it as a set of options with prices, not as a promise.

Walk the specific unit with the view in mind — water and Escarpment outlooks are the premium — and spend time in the club spaces during an activity to feel the social reality. Confirm the rental provisions before buying as an investor, verify parking and storage allocations, and talk to residents about how the building is managed. The purchase is a condo; the lifestyle is a full-service retirement community. Make sure both work for you.

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