Dufferin County is eight municipalities anchored by Orangeville, with smaller communities like Mono, Shelburne, and Grand Valley spread across the rest of the county. Treadstone Law prices a purchase, sale, or refinance the same flat way no matter which one the property is in.
Dufferin County covers eight municipalities: Orangeville is the largest, followed by Mono and Shelburne, with Amaranth, East Garafraxa, Grand Valley, Melancthon, and Mulmur rounding out the rest. Treadstone Law's fees don't change based on where in that mix a file lands — $1,354.87 flat for a purchase, $1,241.87 for a sale, $1,241.87 for a refinance, taxes included, with land transfer tax and disbursements added separately at cost. Every file, from Orangeville to the smallest township, moves through the same document steps.
Orangeville · Mono · Shelburne · Amaranth · Grand Valley · Mulmur · Melancthon · East Garafraxa
The same transparent pricing everywhere in Ontario — no city surcharges, no estimates.
$1,354.87
Flat, taxes included. Disbursements & Land Transfer Tax extra, at cost.
How buying works →$1,241.87
Flat, taxes included. New mortgages, refinances & private lending.
How it works →Ontario real estate lawyers can act on a closing anywhere in the province, so a Dufferin County file doesn't need a lawyer whose office happens to sit inside the county line.
$1,241.87 flat, taxes included, the same figure whether the property is in Orangeville or one of the smaller townships.
Amaranth, East Garafraxa, Grand Valley, Melancthon, Mono, Mulmur, Orangeville, and Shelburne — the eight municipalities that sit inside the county.
No — the flat sale fee and the closing steps are identical across all eight Dufferin County municipalities; only disbursements and land transfer tax vary with the deal itself.
Development in a regulated area, and interference with a wetland or watercourse, require a permit under section 28.1 of the Conservation Authorities Act, issued by the conservation authority rather than the municipality under O. Reg. 41/24. Watersheds do not follow municipal lines, and Dufferin County is reached by 5 watershed authorities — which one applies depends on where the property drains.
| Authority | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|
| Credit Valley Conservation | 905-670-1615 | cvc.ca |
| Grand River Conservation Authority | 519-621-2761 | grandriver.ca |
| Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority | 705-424-1479 | nvca.on.ca |
| Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority | 519-367-3040 | saugeenconservation.ca |
| Toronto And Region Conservation Authority | 416-661-6600 | trca.ca |
Authorities whose administrative area intersects Dufferin County. Source: Conservation Ontario, Conservation Authority Boundaries (2023); confirm the authority for a specific address with Find a Conservation Authority. Retrieved 2026-08-10.
One flat fee for real estate closings across Dufferin County, from Orangeville to the smaller townships around it. Get in touch to start your file.