The Village of Hillsburgh Register

Wellington County, Ontario  ·  Launching September 2026

A Nineteenth‑Century Village Is Getting New Neighbours

Ballantry Homes is bringing bungalows, two-storey homes and freehold towns to Hillsburgh — a millpond village in the Town of Erin that has kept its historic Main Street while the rest of the GTA grew up around it. Register below and Dave Dhaliwal will send pricing, floor plans and every update the moment Ballantry releases them.

Reserve Your Place View the Home Types

Bungalows · Two-Storey Homes · Freehold Towns — by Ballantry Homes

3Home types planned for the community
From the $580s*Last publicly advertised starting price
September 2026Ballantry’s targeted launch window
~800 Homes†Planned across the full community

*Previously advertised pricing referenced in Ballantry Homes’ own marketing materials; not a current or confirmed price list. †Approximate figure reported through Town of Erin planning coverage of the wider development application, not a final builder-confirmed count. Register below for verified numbers as they’re released.

The Homes

Three Ways to Put Down Roots

Ballantry’s plan for Hillsburgh mixes single-level bungalows with two-storey detached homes and freehold towns, aimed at downsizers, growing families and first-time buyers within one community. Final floor plans and a confirmed price list haven’t been released — here’s what’s been shared so far.

No. 01

Bungalows

For anyone ready to trade stairs for a full night’s sleep — one-level living on a real lot, without the compromises of a condo.

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No. 02

Two-Storey Detached

Extra bedrooms and a bit more elbow room, on lots sized like the ones your parents grew up on — not the ones the GTA builds today.

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No. 03

Village Towns

Freehold towns built for buyers who want a brand-new home and a Hillsburgh address, without stretching for a fully detached lot.

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The Village

Where Main Street Still Means Something

Long before it was a builder’s site plan, Hillsburgh was a mill town — built up around a pond that once powered the Gooderham & Worts distillery in 1832. That history is still visible on the ground: a walkable Main Street, a library, ballfields and a rail-trail that runs right past the community.

Ballantry’s community plan for Hillsburgh leans into that heritage rather than paving over it, layering in the parks, trails and gathering spaces a growing village actually needs.

  • The Elora-Cataract Trailway — 47 kilometres of hiking and biking trail directly beside the community
  • Barbour Field — two baseball diamonds and seven soccer fields for weekend games
  • Historic Main Street Hillsburgh — shops, a library and a village centre you can walk to
  • New parks and protected forest woven through Ballantry’s community plan
  • The historic millpond — site of the 1832 Gooderham & Worts distillery
  • The Erin Conservation Area, a short drive from your front door
Rolling countryside surrounding Hillsburgh, in the Town of Erin, Ontario
Countryside surrounding Hillsburgh, in the Town of Erin

Getting Here

Hillsburgh sits on Trafalgar Road in the Town of Erin, Wellington County — roughly 20 to 25 minutes from Georgetown, and within a comfortable drive of Orangeville and Guelph. The village sits on the Orangeville Moraine, about 1,400 feet above sea level, noticeably higher and cooler than Toronto, with the open countryside views to match.

  • 20–25 minutes to Georgetown
  • A comfortable drive to Orangeville and Guelph
  • Roughly 1,400 ft elevation on the Orangeville Moraine
The Builder

Built by Ballantry Homes

Ballantry Homes has been building across the Greater Toronto Area and the Niagara region for more than 35 years. Alongside Hillsburgh, they’re currently selling Spring Valley Village in Brampton and preparing to launch Harbour and Green in Port Dover — a builder with more than one community underway is usually one that plans to be around to service the home you buy.

“I bought a Ballantry home twenty years ago in Oakville, and the house is still in great shape.” — Ballantry homeowner
35+Years building across Ontario
2Regions: the GTA & Niagara
3Active or upcoming communities, including Hillsburgh

Reserve Your Place on the List

Hillsburgh hasn’t officially launched. Register below and Dave will send you floor plans, pricing and priority access as soon as Ballantry makes them public — plus the occasional update in between. Prefer email? Reach Dave directly at dave@growthrealty.com.

You’re on the List

Thank you for registering — Dave will be in touch with pricing, floor plans and updates on The Village of Hillsburgh as they become available.

Questions

Common Questions

Has The Village of Hillsburgh started selling?

Not yet. Ballantry Homes has this community listed as coming soon, with a target launch of September 2026, and hasn’t published a final price list or floor plans. Registering now adds you to the priority list so you hear as soon as that changes.

What kinds of homes will be built?

Bungalows, two-storey detached homes and freehold towns, in Hillsburgh in the Town of Erin, from Ballantry Homes. Pricing was last publicly advertised from the $580s — treat that as a past figure until Ballantry confirms a current list.

Will I qualify for an HST rebate?

Possibly, through the federal/provincial New Housing Rebate available on eligible new-home purchases across Ontario — a government program set by the CRA, not something specific to Hillsburgh or offered by Ballantry Homes. Register and Dave can walk you through how it may apply once pricing is public.

Who’s behind this page?

Dave Dhaliwal, a Salesperson with HomeLife G1 Realty Inc., Brokerage, who helps buyers navigate new-home launches across Southern Ontario, including Hillsburgh. He isn’t the builder or the builder’s listing brokerage — this page is an independent resource built to keep interested buyers informed.