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Land for sale near Hudson, Quebec

29 land and acreage listings within 25 km of Hudson, in Montérégie. Median asking price $550,000. 3 have ocean, lake or river frontage.

29Listings
$550,000Median asking price
–Median per acre, bare land 10+ acres
3Ocean, lake or river frontage
0Creek through the land

Listed this week near Hudson

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
0.52-acre lot
Hudson
$444,0000.52$855,062/ac near market

Price cuts near Hudson

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
1.4 acres
Hudson
$399,000
was $499,000
1.4$275,377/ac near market

Other towns in Montérégie

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All listings near Hudson

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
71 acres
Hudson
$2,100,00071$29,561/ac
3.1 acres
Hudson
$450,0003.1$146,110/ac near market
2.4 acres
Hudson
$649,0002.4$266,587/ac near market
1.4 acres
Hudson
$399,0001.4$275,377/ac near market
7.4 acres on a river
Hudson
$2,100,0007.4$284,023/ac River frontage
1.2 acres
Hudson
$500,0001.2$426,607/ac above market
1.3 acres
Hudson
$600,0001.3$469,017/ac above market
0.77-acre lot
Rue Sunset
$375,0000.77$489,057/ac near market
1.1 acres
Hudson
$550,0001.1$509,073/ac above market
0.98-acre lot
Hudson
$500,0000.98$512,386/ac near market
0.92-acre lot
Hudson
$500,0000.92$541,845/ac near market
0.82-acre lot
Hudson
$450,0000.82$550,649/ac near market
1.3 acres on a lake
Hudson
$725,0001.3$572,358/ac Lakefrontabove market
1 acre
Hudson
$600,0001$583,627/ac above market
0.85-acre lot
Hudson
$500,0000.85$587,918/ac above market
0.85-acre lot
Hudson
$500,0000.85$588,204/ac above market
1 acre
Hudson
$650,0001$626,513/ac above market
0.92-acre lot on a river
Hudson
$579,0000.92$629,870/ac River frontage
0.92-acre lot
Hudson
$600,0000.92$653,073/ac above market
0.56-acre lot
Hudson
$369,0000.56$664,859/ac below market
1.1 acres
Hudson
$700,0001.1$669,477/ac above market
0.99-acre lot
Hudson
$700,0000.99$706,749/ac above market
0.78-acre lot
Hudson
$549,0000.78$707,235/ac above market
0.98-acre lot
Hudson
$700,0000.98$711,283/ac above market
0.82-acre lot
Hudson
$600,0000.82$728,631/ac above market
0.82-acre lot
Hudson
$600,0000.82$735,811/ac above market
0.52-acre lot
Hudson
$444,0000.52$855,062/ac near market
0.37-acre lot
Hudson
$375,0000.37$1,013,589/ac near market
0.22-acre lot
Hudson
$399,0000.22$1,792,537/ac below market
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About Hudson

The town

Hudson had about 5,410 people in 2021, up 4.9% from 2016, on about 22 km² of land. It lies on the south shore of Lac des Deux Montagnes, facing Oka, in the MRC de Vaudreuil-Soulanges and the Montreal Metropolitan Community. The town was formed in 1969 by merging the villages of Como-Est, Hudson and Hudson-Heights, and has stayed mostly residential since its last factory burned in the 1960s. Autoroute 40 and Route 342 lead to Montréal. The town's urbanism service issues building and subdivision permits and certificates for tree cutting, septic systems, water intakes and shoreline work, under bylaws that must follow the MRC's land use plan. Santé Québec Montérégie-Ouest runs a 24-hour emergency department at Hôpital du Suroît in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.

Around it

The MRC's 2014 farm-zone plan put 1,289 of Hudson's 2,170 ha (59%) in the agricultural zone, where a house, other non-farm use, splitting a lot or cutting maples in a sugar bush generally needs CPTAQ authorization. Only about 28% of that zone was farmed in 2010, and maple syrup production was growing. A 2025 conservation plan names the Viviry and Black Creek corridors and the West Forest as priority areas, and the town bought Sandy Beach, a natural area on the Ottawa River with woodland trails. The town posts indicative flood-zone maps for parts of Main Street. A seasonal ferry has crossed to Oka since 1909. Montréal-Trudeau, Canada's third-largest airport, is the nearest with scheduled flights.

Sources

Written by AcreScout from the sources listed; facts checked October 5, 2026. Rules change: confirm anything that matters with the municipality.

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