MLS Listings in Huntsville
Huntsville, the largest town in Muskoka, is an inviting community in the hilly terrain of the Canadian Shield surrounded by countless lakes and rivers, including Huntsville’s Big Three, Lakes Vernon, Peninsula and Fairy.

Inudstrial History.
Originally the ancestral territory of Anishinaabe, the Robinson-Huron Treaty, #61, of 1850 opened the area to settlers, like Captain George Hunt who arrived in 1869. Captain Hunt built a small agricultural centre and by 1870 was the inaugural postmaster. Huntsville's economic development was stimulated by the engineering of a navigable water route and a lock system north from Port Sydney to Huntsville which opened in 1877. A railway route from Gravenhurst was built by the Northern and Pacific Junction Railway in 1885, which encouraged development and resulted in Huntsville becoming officially incorporated in 1886. In the following year, the Muskoka Colonization Road reached this area. The central Ontario community became an important industrial area in the late 19th century and had several saw, planing and shingle mills, as well as a tannery.
Your Pick of Possibilities.
There are many choices of schools in this popular area: Huntsville Public School, Pine Glen Public School, Riverside Public School, Saint Mary's Catholic School with a Fraser Institute Ranking of 5.8, Spruce Glen Public School with a rank of 6.2 and Huntsville Highschool with a rank of 7.
Population & Economy
19816
Population
710km2
Land Area
27.9km2
Population Density
69332
Median Household Income
3083
Total Private Dwellings
48.8
Median Resident Age
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