As of July 23, 2026, this page showed about 2 affordable-home listings in Long Point, Norfolk, including 2 affordable freehold listings and 0 affordable condo listings.
Within that affordable-home snapshot, the median asking price was $349,950 for affordable freehold listings. No affordable condo listings were available in this snapshot.
This public section is designed to help buyers and sellers understand the lower-priced portion of the market visible on this site in Long Point, Norfolk, with separate snapshot figures for affordable freehold homes and affordable condos.
As of July 23, 2026, the median asking price for affordable freehold homes in Long Point, Norfolk is $349,950.
Compared with the other neighbourhoods in Norfolk:
Higher-priced than Long Point, Norfolk: St. Williams ($408,950, about 16.9% higher).
Lower-priced than Long Point, Norfolk: Port Dover ($349,900, about 0% lower), Port Rowan ($327,000, about 6.6% lower), Simcoe ($299,900, about 14.3% lower), and Courtland ($295,000, about 15.7% lower).
As of July 23, 2026, the median asking price for affordable condos in Long Point, Norfolk is —.
An affordable condo asking-price comparison is not available yet for the related neighbourhoods tied to Long Point, Norfolk.
An affordable home on this page refers to a listing that falls within this website’s current affordability range for Long Point, Norfolk. The page can include both affordable freehold homes and affordable condos, each filtered using a city-specific affordability cap derived from the latest published snapshot.
As of July 23, 2026, there were 2 displayed affordable-home listings in Long Point, Norfolk on this website, including 2 affordable freehold listings and 0 affordable condo listings.
As of July 23, 2026, the median asking price in the latest published affordable-home snapshot for Long Point, Norfolk was $349,950 for affordable freehold homes. No affordable condo listings were available in this snapshot, so an affordable condo median was not available.
Among Long Point, Norfolk and the Norfolk neighbourhoods compared on this page, St. Williams currently has the highest affordable freehold-home median asking price at about $408,950.
Among Long Point, Norfolk and the Norfolk neighbourhoods compared on this page, Courtland currently has the lowest affordable freehold-home median asking price at about $295,000.
