Addington Highlands

Denbigh

A quiet village on Denbigh Lake in the heart of Addington Highlands lake country.

~175
Year-Round Residents
100+
Lakes in the Township
Hwy 28 / 41
Junction Nearby

Quick answer: Denbigh is a village in the Township of Addington Highlands on Highway 28, just west of the Highway 41 junction, on the north shore of Denbigh Lake. Home to about 175 year-round residents plus many seasonal cottagers, it is a quiet, tight-knit corner of cottage country surrounded by dozens of small lakes. Wade Kovacic, Sales Representative with CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc., Brokerage, helps buyers and sellers in Denbigh and Addington Highlands.

Overview

About Denbigh

Denbigh sits on the north shore of Denbigh Lake — a small, roughly 2-square-kilometre lake ringed by low hills — in the Township of Addington Highlands, Lennox and Addington County. Centred on Highway 28 just west of the Highway 41 junction, the village is home to about 175 year-round residents along with many seasonal cottages and homes, and the community hosts local events that draw attendance well beyond its size. The Addington Highlands Public Library keeps an accessible branch on Central Street.

Why Buyers Choose Denbigh

Denbigh suits buyers looking for space and quiet — a lower-key alternative to the busier cottage towns, with rural acreages and lake cottages in a tight-knit community. Addington Highlands holds more than 100 lakes, and Bon Echo Provincial Park with the Mazinaw Rock pictographs sits within the township.

Property Types

Rural acreages, cottages on Denbigh Lake and the area's many smaller lakes, and country homes with room to spread out.

Nearby

Ashby Lake, Skootamatta Lake, and Weslemkoon Lake are all close by; Cloyne and Kaladar are short drives for additional services, and Bon Echo Provincial Park is within the township.

FAQ

Denbigh FAQs

Where is Denbigh, Ontario?

Denbigh is a village in the Township of Addington Highlands, Lennox and Addington County — on Highway 28 just west of the Highway 41 junction, on the north shore of Denbigh Lake.

How many people live in Denbigh?

About 175 year-round residents, plus many seasonal cottagers and homeowners who swell the community in the warmer months.

What lakes are near Denbigh?

Denbigh Lake itself, plus Ashby Lake, Skootamatta Lake, Weslemkoon Lake, and Mazinaw Lake — Addington Highlands has more than 100 lakes.

What is Addington Highlands known for?

Rugged Canadian Shield country with over 100 lakes, Bon Echo Provincial Park and the 260 Indigenous pictographs of Mazinaw Rock, and excellent dark-sky viewing.

Is Denbigh a good place for a rural property?

Denbigh suits buyers looking for space and quiet — rural acreages and lake cottages with a tight-knit community feel, within reach of Kaladar and Bancroft for services.

Thinking of Buying or Selling in Denbigh?

Get a free, no-obligation home valuation from Wade Kovacic, Sales Representative with CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc., Brokerage — based on recent comparable sales in the area, not an automated guess. Or sign up for free listing alerts and be first to know when new Denbigh properties hit the market.