St. Thomas
Shaw Valley
One of the largest master planned communities in Elgin County, set against the Kettle Creek ravine. Many lots back onto green space.
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St. Thomas
Harvest Run
Paved trails, two ponds and wildflower fields, with native planting for pollinators. Open countryside views at the edge of the city.
St. Thomas
Downtown St. Thomas
Historic red brick main street on Talbot Street with independent shops, cafes and the Horton Farmers' Market, surrounded by century homes and post war streets.
St. Thomas
Orchard Park
A move up address with larger lots and larger homes, without leaving the city to find them.
St. Thomas
Lake Margaret and Miller’s Pond
Green south end pocket along the Lake Margaret Trail and Caples Creek, with newer detached homes, bungalow condos and Pinafore Park a few minutes away.
St. Thomas
Pinafore Park
Mature, calm streets of century and post war homes around Pinafore Park, with trails, a splash pad and a ball stadium, close to the hospital and downtown.
St. Thomas
Dalewood
Quiet streets on the north edge of St. Thomas beside the Dalewood Reservoir, with conservation trails, paddling and fishing next door and most errands by car.
St. Thomas
The Ridge and Freeman Lane
Two premium pockets: The Ridge, with custom built homes in a wooded setting with trails, and Freeman Lane, with spacious established homes on generous lots.
St. Thomas
Lynhurst
Suburban streets pressed right against the St. Thomas boundary. The municipality is actually Central Elgin, which changes the tax bill.
Port Stanley
Port Stanley Waterfront
The busy heart of the village around Main Beach, the harbour piers and Little Beach, with cottages, beach condos and village homes, lively in summer and quiet off season.
Port Stanley
Downtown Port Stanley
The walkable village core: boutiques, galleries, waterfront restaurants and the lift bridge. Groceries are a drive up to St. Thomas.
Port Stanley
Kokomo Beach Club
Resort living modelled on southern Florida, with Bahama shutters and a private beach club with pool, fitness and pickleball, a short ride to Main Beach.
Port Stanley
The Landings
Low maintenance bungalow townhome condos with main floor living and a community pool on the quieter east edge of the village, a short drive from the beach and shops.
Port Stanley
Sunset Bluffs
Bungalows and two storey detached homes for buyers who want Port Stanley without a village core address.
Port Stanley
Little Creek
One of the newer subdivisions behind the village, part of the wave of growth that has reshaped Port Stanley.
Port Stanley
Orchard Beach
A Port Stanley area beach address. Ask us what is available here and how the season affects it.
London
Wortley Village and Old South
Named Canada’s best neighbourhood in 2013. A walkable heritage strip where no two streets match, from Victorian to mid century bungalow.
London
Byron
A village identity inside the city, overwhelmingly detached and owner occupied, with the commercial heart at Commissioners and Boler.
London
Old North
The Thames wraps its western and northern edge. Stately Victorian and Edwardian homes under mature trees, minutes from Western.
London
Downtown London
London's walkable core of condo towers, lofts and older low rise buildings, next to Victoria Park, Covent Garden Market, theatres, the arena and the VIA station.
London
Masonville
The north end’s amenity hub and its transit interchange. Large detached homes, townhomes and student housing around the mall.
London
Oakridge
Wide 1950s and 60s lots south of Oxford, later streets to the north. Sifton started it in 1950 and the Irish street names stuck.
London
Old East Village
Walkable heritage district east of downtown with brick Victorian homes and front porches, Dundas Street shops, the Palace Theatre and the Western Fair market.
London
Westmount
Between Byron and Oakridge, south of the Thames. A wide mix of eras, with the mall as the transit and services centre.
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Hyde Park
Nearly everything here went up after 1993. Modern stock, and a plaza at Hyde Park and Fanshawe that pulls shoppers from across the county.
London
Lambeth
An independent village until 1993 and it still feels like one. Almost entirely detached, from farmhouses to new builds, along Main Street.
London
Sunningdale
Upscale and newer, on quiet family streets near strong schools. The amenity is Masonville, which is a drive rather than a walk.
London
Riverbend
Master planned on the western edge, higher end homes with Kains Woods and the Thames close by. Car dependent by design.
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Stoney Creek
A decade of rapid growth. Modern planned streets, parks and schools, with young tree cover and little internal retail yet.
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Fox Hollow
Newer northwest streets near the Medway Creek trail and Sunningdale golf. Built for new build families.
London
Summerside
Younger housing stock and manicured streets, priced below Byron or Wortley. Popular with people commuting out via Highbury.
London
Glen Cairn and Pond Mills
Southeast area of mid century bungalows, family homes and townhouse condos wrapped around the Westminster Ponds wetlands and trails, near Victoria Hospital.
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White Oaks
Entry pricing with amenity on the doorstep. Seventies and eighties detached alongside towers and townhouse complexes.
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Stoneybrook
Respected north end family area of ranchers, side splits and two storeys on big treed lots, linked to creek valley trails and within walking distance of Masonville Place.
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Uplands
Quiet north London area of large newer brick homes on wide lots and townhouses, linked by the Uplands Trail to ponds and parks, with Masonville a few minutes away.
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Highland
South London streets around the Highland Country Club, from condo towers and townhouses to elegant homes near the golf course, with large parks and an arena.
London
Huron Heights
Practical northeast area of post war bungalows, row housing and apartments beside Fanshawe College, with many schools, parks, an arena and conservation trails nearby.
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Argyle
Large, established east end area of post war bungalows and family homes on larger lots, with busy Dundas Street East shops, Kiwanis Park and an indoor pool.
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Carling Heights
Close knit, military rooted area of small post war homes and wartime ranchers near Wolseley Barracks, with a pool, arena and parks and a short walk to Old East Village.
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Hamilton Road
Close knit east end area of workers' cottages and older brick homes along a main street of long running shops, carved tree trunk sculptures and riverside parks.
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SoHo
Historic, diverse area just south of downtown with Victorian houses, duplexes and new rental buildings on the old hospital lands, a walk from the core and VIA station.
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