As of September 27, 2026, there were about 36 house listings in Ainslie Wood, Hamilton displayed on this website, with a median asking price of $749,450.
This public section is designed to help buyers and sellers quickly understand the current freehold house inventory visible on this site and the typical asking-price level in Ainslie Wood, Hamilton.
Public website inventory may differ from the full MLS® board system because displayed listings depend on public-facing feed availability, seller or brokerage participation, and update timing.
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price for houses in Ainslie Wood, Hamilton is $749,450.
Compared with the other neighbourhoods in Hamilton:
Higher-priced than Ainslie Wood, Hamilton: Rural Ancaster ($1,998,000, about 166.6% higher), Carlisle ($1,875,000, about 150.2% higher), Lynden ($1,722,500, about 129.8% higher), Greensville ($1,699,450, about 126.8% higher), Rockton ($1,631,450, about 117.7% higher), Mohawk ($1,593,450, about 112.6% higher), Rural Flamborough ($1,575,000, about 110.2% higher), Sherwood ($1,534,394, about 104.7% higher), Ancaster ($1,499,000, about 100% higher), Rural Dundas ($1,490,000, about 98.8% higher), Pleasant View ($1,475,000, about 96.8% higher), Eleanor ($1,175,000, about 56.8% higher), Meadowlands ($1,164,950, about 55.4% higher), Waterdown ($1,159,450, about 54.7% higher), Hamilton Beach ($1,129,000, about 50.6% higher), Airport Employment Area ($1,124,900, about 50.1% higher), Winona ($1,079,450, about 44% higher), Jerome ($1,075,888, about 43.6% higher), Dundas ($1,050,000, about 40.1% higher), Villages of Glancaster ($999,000, about 33.3% higher), Freelton ($999,000, about 33.3% higher), Winona Park ($999,000, about 33.3% higher), Carpenter ($979,000, about 30.6% higher), Broughton ($964,000, about 28.6% higher), Sheldon ($959,990, about 28.1% higher), Durand ($952,000, about 27% higher), Jerseyville ($949,888, about 26.7% higher), Gershome ($939,000, about 25.3% higher), Rushdale ($912,400, about 21.7% higher), Westdale ($899,900, about 20.1% higher), Rural Glanbrook ($877,450, about 17.1% higher), Rural Stoney Creek ($874,900, about 16.7% higher), Gilkson ($874,444, about 16.7% higher), Mount Hope ($869,990, about 16.1% higher), Mountview ($857,400, about 14.4% higher), Binbrook ($850,000, about 13.4% higher), Lakeshore ($849,000, about 13.3% higher), Butler ($839,900, about 12.1% higher), Gurnett ($839,900, about 12.1% higher), Stoney Creek ($834,988, about 11.4% higher), Ryckmans ($824,870, about 10.1% higher), Kirkendall ($812,000, about 8.3% higher), Blakeley ($799,950, about 6.7% higher), Falkirk ($799,900, about 6.7% higher), Greenford ($799,000, about 6.6% higher), Red Hill ($799,000, about 6.6% higher), Stoney Creek Mountain ($799,000, about 6.6% higher), Stinson ($798,389, about 6.5% higher), Huntington ($789,950, about 5.4% higher), Crerar ($784,950, about 4.7% higher), Riverdale ($784,350, about 4.7% higher), Fruitland ($781,000, about 4.2% higher), Thorner ($774,900, about 3.4% higher), Gilbert ($769,900, about 2.7% higher), Barnstown ($769,000, about 2.6% higher), Lisgar ($762,400, about 1.7% higher), Buchanan ($760,000, about 1.4% higher), Gourley ($759,900, about 1.4% higher), Kentley ($759,900, about 1.4% higher), Corman ($754,950, about 0.7% higher), Bruleville ($749,990, about 0.1% higher), Lawfield ($749,950, about 0.1% higher), and Quinndale ($749,900, about 0.1% higher).
Lower-priced than Ainslie Wood, Hamilton: Vincent ($732,400, about 2.3% lower), Stoney Creek Industrial ($729,950, about 2.6% lower), Randall ($724,450, about 3.3% lower), Corktown ($719,950, about 3.9% lower), Templemead ($701,950, about 6.3% lower), Rolston ($699,944, about 6.6% lower), Delta ($699,900, about 6.6% lower), Balfour ($699,900, about 6.6% lower), Fessenden ($699,900, about 6.6% lower), Southam ($699,000, about 6.7% lower), Burkholme ($698,450, about 6.8% lower), Hannon ($692,450, about 7.6% lower), Westcliffe ($688,800, about 8.1% lower), Hampton Heights ($684,900, about 8.6% lower), Inch Park ($674,450, about 10% lower), Rosedale ($672,400, about 10.3% lower), Greeningdon ($664,950, about 11.3% lower), St. Clair ($662,900, about 11.5% lower), Macassa ($657,400, about 12.3% lower), Bonnington ($650,000, about 13.3% lower), Glenview ($649,900, about 13.3% lower), Sunninghill ($649,900, about 13.3% lower), Hill Park ($649,900, about 13.3% lower), Beasley ($649,500, about 13.3% lower), Strathcona ($619,500, about 17.3% lower), Centremount ($574,945, about 23.3% lower), Eastmount ($569,900, about 24% lower), Bartonville ($567,400, about 24.3% lower), Gibson ($564,000, about 24.7% lower), McQuesten ($559,900, about 25.3% lower), Landsdale ($549,900, about 26.6% lower), Parkview ($543,900, about 27.4% lower), Raleigh ($539,900, about 28% lower), Normanhurst ($529,900, about 29.3% lower), North End ($524,500, about 30% lower), Stipley ($524,400, about 30% lower), Yeoville ($504,900, about 32.6% lower), Central ($499,900, about 33.3% lower), Homeside ($499,900, about 33.3% lower), Crown Point ($489,000, about 34.8% lower), and Industrial Sector ($445,000, about 40.6% lower).
A house for sale on this page refers to a freehold-style residential home listing in Ainslie Wood, Hamilton. Depending on the property, that can include detached homes, semi-detached homes, freehold townhouses, and other house-style freehold residential properties shown on this website within the latest published keyword snapshot.
As of September 27, 2026, there were 36 displayed house listings matching Houses For Sale in Ainslie Wood, Hamilton on this website.
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price for houses in Ainslie Wood, Hamilton was $749,450 based on the visible listings in the latest published snapshot for this page.
Among Ainslie Wood, Hamilton and the Hamilton neighbourhoods compared on this page, Rural Ancaster currently has the highest median asking price for houses at about $1,998,000.
Among Ainslie Wood, Hamilton and the Hamilton neighbourhoods compared on this page, Industrial Sector currently has the lowest median asking price for houses at about $445,000.
