Historic Fergus Real Estate
(formerly "Little Falls")
Fergus Elora Real Estate
Want to move to the Scottish town of Fergus, formerly known as "Little
Falls"? Want to relocate your organization to this charming town
of Scottish heritage?
Take a look at our business directory for Elora and Fergus real estate related organizations in Centre Wellington.
Visit one of the town's real estate brokers, the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) website or the Guelph & District Association of Realtors website. Fergus real estate is listed under "Centre Wellington".
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Formerly known as "Little Falls"
Fergus is a charming little town in Wellington County, Ontario - next to Elora (well know from the Elora Gorge). It is known for its many quaint old Scottish houses, from the time that Fergus was still known as "Little Falls". The web pages for the Heritage Committee for the Township of Centre Wellington have many examples of prime Fergus real estate, including designated heritage buildings. Located at the Grand River, Fergus has many grandlocations!
Into the 21st Century
But Fergus is not stuck into the old "Little Falls" times. It is a vibrant town with constant redevelopment. In 2004 the old Monkland Mills (also known as Walkley's Mill) on St. Andrew Street was reopened completely rejuvenated. Don't just look for our quaint heritage homes; come and take a look our 21st century real estate as well!
Living in Fergus
Fergus is a vibrant town, within driving distance of larger cities such as Guelph (20 minutes), Waterloo (30 minutes), Kitchener (45 minutes) and the GTA (Greater Toronto Area)(60 minutes). Over 6.2 million people, representing 40 percent of Canada’s total buying power, live within a 180-kilometer radius of Fergus. On top of that, three of Canada’s top universities (Waterloo, Guelph and Wilfrid Laurier) and extensive research and development facilities are all within a 15-30 minute drive of Fergus.
With neighboring Elora also nearby, Fergus is the place to be. It is a growing area, has been for a long time, and Fergus is confident it will continue to impress in the 21st century.
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