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Stonewall, Manitoba

Built on limestone quarried from its own backyard, Stonewall is now building something else entirely — one of the Interlake's fastest-growing commuter communities, 30 minutes from Winnipeg.

Interlake · Quarry Heritage · Commuter Hub
~5,200
Population
~$290K
Avg Property Price
Town
Municipality Type
Interlake
Region

About Stonewall

Stonewall earned its name the old-fashioned way: there is actual stone here, quarried from the Devonian-era limestone bedrock that underlies the Interlake. From the 1880s through the mid-20th century, Stonewall's quarries supplied cut limestone for Manitoba's expanding cities — the buildings that defined early Winnipeg were often built with Stonewall stone. The most tangible reminder of this era is the 1881 lime kiln still standing in Stonewall Quarry Park, where the old quarry pit has been transformed into an unexpected community attraction, with walking trails along the quarry edge and summer theatre performances that draw visitors from across the region.

The current chapter, though, is about geography as much as geology. Stonewall sits precisely 30 kilometres north of Winnipeg on Highway 67 — close enough for a genuinely manageable daily commute, far enough to enjoy real small-town life. That combination has made Stonewall one of Manitoba's fastest-growing communities, as families discover that new homes here cost significantly less than comparable properties in north Winnipeg, the lots are larger, the school sports teams have enough kids to field rosters, and the hockey rink doesn't book out eight months in advance. The Stonewall Collegiate and the Stonewall and District Health Centre mean the community genuinely functions independently, not merely as a satellite of Winnipeg.

The market reflects that demand directly. New subdivision development has been continuous, with builders pushing westward and northward into RM of Rockwood land to meet buyer demand. Established homes in the historic core offer character and mature trees at lower entry prices, while acreage buyers find the surrounding countryside genuinely appealing — the Interlake's flat topography opens into bigger skies than anywhere else in southern Manitoba, and that emptiness, to the right buyer, is exactly the point.

Property Types

🏠 New Construction

Active subdivision development with modern bi-levels, two-storeys, and bungalows. Builders competing for Winnipeg commuter buyers means strong value and newer finishes.

From ~$320K

🏡 Established Homes

Historic town core bungalows and older two-storey homes with mature lots and established landscaping — more character, lower entry price than new builds.

From ~$230K

🌾 Rockwood Acreages

Rural residential acreages in RM of Rockwood — 1–5 acre properties with outbuildings, big sky Interlake views, and Highway 67 commuter access.

From ~$350K

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Stonewall Manitoba known for?
Stonewall is known for its limestone quarrying heritage — from the 1880s through the mid-20th century, its quarries supplied building stone for Manitoba's growing cities, including Winnipeg landmarks. Today Stonewall Quarry Park preserves the old quarry as a community attraction with interpretive trails, the historic lime kiln, and summer theatre. It's now one of Manitoba's fastest-growing commuter communities, 30km north of Winnipeg.
Why is Stonewall one of Manitoba's fastest-growing communities?
Stonewall sits at the sweet spot of Winnipeg commuter geography — 30 minutes from the city on Highway 67, yet offering new home prices well below Winnipeg's, larger lots, smaller-town schools, and a genuine community feel. Families priced out of north Winnipeg's newer suburbs increasingly choose Stonewall as their starting point.
What is Stonewall Quarry Park?
Stonewall Quarry Park is a municipal heritage attraction built within the town's original limestone quarry. The park features walking trails along the quarry edge, the restored 1881 lime kiln, interpretive signage about the quarrying industry, and summer theatre performances. It's the most unusual park in the Interlake region.
What types of real estate are available in Stonewall?
Stonewall's market includes new construction subdivisions with modern family homes, established bungalows in the historic town core, and acreage properties in the surrounding RM of Rockwood. The new subdivision market is particularly active, with developers expanding westward to meet Winnipeg commuter demand.
What schools and amenities does Stonewall have?
Stonewall has Interlake School Division schools including Stonewall Collegiate and elementary schools, the Stonewall and District Health Centre, arenas, a curling rink, grocery and hardware retail, and the Interlake's strongest commercial strip outside of Selkirk. Its amenity base has grown with its population.
What is Manitoba's Land Transfer Tax for Stonewall buyers?
Manitoba Land Transfer Tax: 0.5% on the first $30,000, 1.0% on $30,001–$90,000, 1.5% on $90,001–$150,000, 2.0% on $150,001–$200,000, and 3.0% over $200,000. First-time buyers may receive a rebate up to $1,500. On a $300,000 Stonewall home the tax is approximately $4,650 before any first-time buyer rebate.
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