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Westmount London, Ontario

An established family neighbourhood in southwest London, planned in the late 1960s, with mature streets, community pools and shopping on Wonderland Road South.

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What it is like to live in Westmount

Westmount is a large, established family neighbourhood in southwest London, centred on Wonderland Road South between Southdale Road West and Commissioners Road West. Sifton Properties planned it in the late 1960s as London’s largest planned community, designed for more than 30,000 residents. It mixed apartments, houses and townhomes with parks, an outdoor pool and a shopping mall at its centre. Today it takes in Cranbrook, Norton Estates, Berkshire Village and Rosecliffe, and about 19,000 people lived here in 2016.

The planned community roots show in the parks. Jesse Davidson Park has a spray pad and sports fields, Basil Grover Park has a skateboard park, and there are two community owned pools. The StarTech.com Community Centre, YMCA and Library sits at Southdale and Bostwick. Springbank Park, the Civic Garden Complex and the Thames Valley Parkway line the northern edge. Everyday needs are close by, with Westmount Commons, the big plaza at Southdale and Wonderland, grocery stores, medical services and transit.

The housing is varied. You will find 1960s side splits and bungalows in the east, newer homes toward the west, townhouses throughout, and apartments along the main roads. There are trade offs. Wonderland Road is one of London’s busiest roads, carrying over 43,000 vehicles a day near Springbank as of 2013. The future of the partly vacant mall site has also been debated for years, though a new owner now plans homes, offices and medical space there.

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    A road named after a dance hall

    Wonderland Road is named for Wonderland Gardens, which opened on the Thames in 1935 with an outdoor marble dance floor. Big bands and later rock acts played there until it closed in 2004, and its site is now Springbank Gardens.

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    Once the biggest mall in Southwestern Ontario

    After its 1973 expansion, Westmount Shopping Centre was the largest mall in the region. Today it is being reinvented as a mix of medical, office and residential space.

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    London’s largest planned community

    Sifton Properties designed Westmount in the late 1960s for more than 30,000 residents, with parks, a pool and a mall at its centre.

Market snapshot

What homes cost in Westmount

Westmount sells above the city average, and the range is wide. Condos and townhouses trade well below the executive homes on deep and ravine lots, where two of the four LSTAR districts regularly see sales between $1 million and $1.9 million.

  • 25Days on market, Westmount, August 2026
  • 97.7%Sale to list price, Westmount, August 2026
  • 4.0Months of inventory, Westmount (London 5.1), August 2026

Published prices, each with its source and date, on one $0 to $900,000 scale

  • Westmount average sale August 2026, Envelope, LSTAR and CREA$793,534
  • Westmount median list 2026 snapshot, about 71 listings, REW.ca$700,000
  • London average sale city wide, August 2026$620,282
  • LSTAR average sale London and St. Thomas region, August 2026$590,550

Average sale and median list are different measures. In the 2026 snapshot, listings ran from about $250,000 to $1.9 million, so ask us for recent sales on a specific street.

Full source list at the bottom of the page. For a specific street, recent sold prices are the real answer, and we can pull them for you.

Homes you will find in Westmount

  • 1960s bungalows, side splits and back splits

    The original homes of the neighbourhood, on mature streets with established lots.

    Eastern Westmount toward Wharncliffe 3 to 4 beds

  • 1970s to 1980s two storeys

    Family homes, many Sifton built, including Tudor style designs.

    Central and western streets 4 beds

  • Executive homes on large lots

    Larger custom and walkout homes on deep lots, some backing onto ravines and green space.

    Western and ravine edge pockets, such as Thornley St 4+ beds

  • Townhouses and row housing

    Townhomes from several eras, a lower priced way into the neighbourhood.

    Throughout, such as Brixham Rd and Dalhousie Dr 3 to 4 beds

  • Apartment buildings

    Apartment condos on the main roads, close to shopping and transit.

    Along Wonderland Rd S and Commissioners Rd W 1 to 2 beds

When the homes were built: Most homes date from the 1960s through the 1980s. Building began in the east end in the 1960s, newer homes sit toward the west, and infill such as vacant land condominium homes on Commissioners Rd continues.

Getting around

How far everything is from Westmount Commons

By foot, bike or car. Tap any place for live directions in Google Maps.

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Approximate travel times from Westmount Commons, London, Ontario
DestinationDistanceWalkBikeDrive
Westwood Centre (Southdale and Wonderland)1.6 km20 min10 min5 min
Saunders Secondary School20 min10 min5 min
StarTech.com Community Centre, YMCA and Library2.0 km25 min10 min5 min
Springbank Gardens and Civic Garden Complex2.5 km30 min10 min5 min
Storybook Gardens and Springbank Park3.1 km35 min15 min10 min
Byron (Commissioners and Boler)4.5 km55 min20 min10 min
Wortley Village4.9 km60 min20 min10 min
Downtown London6.3 km75 min25 min15 min
Victoria Hospital (LHSC)7.0 km85 min30 min15 min
White Oaks Mall7.5 kmNot practical30 min15 min
Western University9.0 kmNot practical35 min15 min
Highway 401 and 402 (Wonderland Rd S)9.0 kmNot practicalNot practical15 min
University Hospital (LHSC)9.0 kmNot practical35 min20 min
CF Masonville Place10.8 kmNot practical45 min20 min
London International Airport18.5 kmNot practical70 min35 min

Estimates from Westmount Commons at Wonderland Rd S and Viscount Rd, walking at 5 km/h, cycling at 16 km/h and driving at city speeds plus parking, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic changes things, so check the live directions.

Is it right for you?

Who Westmount suits best

  • Families

    Many schools, lots of parks, two community pools and the StarTech.com Community Centre, YMCA and Library.

  • Move up and executive buyers

    Some districts have $1 million to $1.9 million homes on deep lots backing onto ravines and green space.

  • First time buyers and downsizers

    Townhouses, semis and condos sit at lower price points than the executive pockets.

  • Highway commuters

    Wonderland Rd S runs south to Highway 401 and 402, roughly a 15 minute drive.

  • Transit users

    Westmount Commons has long been a transit hub for the neighbourhood.

Worth knowing: Less ideal for buyers who want new construction or a walkable village main street.

Around Westmount

Parks, pools and places nearby

  • 2.5 km

    Springbank Gardens and Civic Garden Complex

    On the northern edge at Wonderland and Springbank, on the site of the old Wonderland Gardens dance hall. Free summer concerts run at the Guy Lombardo Pavilion, and the city greenhouse site here dates to 1922.

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  • 3.1 km

    Storybook Gardens and Springbank Park

    London’s big riverside park and its family attraction, linked to the Thames Valley Parkway. About 10 minutes by car or 15 by bike.

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  • Jesse Davidson Park

    A spray pad plus soccer and baseball fields.

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  • Basil Grover Park

    Home to the neighbourhood skateboard park.

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  • Southwest Optimist Park

    Two soccer fields and two baseball diamonds.

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  • Woodcrest and Forest Edge community pools

    Two community owned outdoor pools, a legacy of the original planned community.

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  • 2.0 km

    StarTech.com Community Centre, YMCA and Library

    An indoor pool, gym, double pad arena, YMCA and library branch at Southdale and Bostwick.

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  • 0 km

    Westmount Commons

    The former Westmount Mall at 785 Wonderland Rd S, with a Cineplex, Superking Supermarket, medical offices, a YMCA and Reptilia, an indoor reptile zoo.

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  • 1.6 km

    Westwood Centre and the Southdale and Wonderland plaza

    Most of Westmount’s dining is in the plazas along Wonderland Rd S. This large plaza has chain restaurants and services.

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Schools

Schools near Westmount

Westmount is served by the Thames Valley District School Board and the London District Catholic School Board. Woodland Heights Public School, Catholic Central High School and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School serve some areas, and Western University is about 15 minutes away by car. Attendance boundaries are address specific, so always confirm the school for a specific address with the board.

  • Westmount Public School

    Thames Valley public elementary school serving Westmount.

  • W. Sherwood Fox Public School

    Thames Valley public elementary school serving Westmount.

  • Sir Isaac Brock and Arthur Ford Public Schools

    Two more Thames Valley public elementary schools serving the neighbourhood.

  • St. Rose of Lima Catholic School

    London District Catholic elementary school, and home of the Family Centre Westmount.

  • St. Jude Catholic School

    London District Catholic elementary school serving Westmount.

  • Saunders Secondary School

    The local Thames Valley public high school, about 5 minutes by car or 20 on foot from Westmount Commons.

What is changing

What is changing around Westmount

  • Planned

    Westmount Commons redevelopment

    Farhi Holdings bought the 29 acre mall site in August 2025. It plans mid rise residential alongside medical, office and retail uses, and says the City has approved over 1,000 residential units there.

    Farhi Holdings
  • Approved 2024

    Earlier plan for the mall site

    The Ontario Land Tribunal approved the previous owner’s plan for 900 residential units and 30,000 square metres of office space, reported in March 2024.

    Propertied
  • 2026

    Southdale Rd W and Bostwick Rd renewal

    Road and underground work near the StarTech.com Community Centre is part of the City’s 2026 Renew London program.

    City of London
  • New

    Wonderland Gardens history signage

    A new interpretive sign at Springbank Gardens, unveiled June 21, 2026, tells the story of the dance hall that gave Wonderland Road its name.

    City of London

Westmount: common questions

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Westmount is a large, established family neighbourhood in southwest London. It has mature streets, lots of parks, two community pools and easy access to shopping on Wonderland Road South.

The average sale price was about $794,000 in August 2026, above the London average of about $620,000. Listings in a 2026 snapshot ranged from about $250,000 to $1.9 million, so for a specific street the best guide is what has recently sold there.

Development began in the 1960s, and Sifton Properties planned Westmount in the late 1960s as London’s largest planned community. Most homes date from the 1960s through the 1980s, with newer homes toward the west.

Sources vary. Westmount is generally between Southdale Road West and Commissioners Road West, reaching north to Springbank Park, from around Wharncliffe Road in the east toward Boler Road in the west.

Public elementary schools include Westmount, W. Sherwood Fox, Sir Isaac Brock and Arthur Ford. Catholic options include St. Rose of Lima and St. Jude, and Saunders Secondary School is the local public high school. Confirm the school for an address with the board.

The mall, now called Westmount Commons, was bought by London based Farhi Holdings in 2025. The company plans to keep medical, office and retail uses while adding mid rise residential buildings on the site.

Wonderland Road is named after Wonderland Gardens, a dance hall that opened near Springbank Park in 1935 and hosted big bands including Guy Lombardo. The road was widened to four lanes in 1970 as part of the Westmount development.

It has many schools, parks such as Jesse Davidson and Basil Grover, two community pools and the StarTech.com Community Centre, YMCA and Library. That mix is why it has long drawn families.

Wonderland Road South runs south to Highway 401 and 402. It is roughly a 15 minute drive, depending on traffic.

Westmount includes Cranbrook, Norton Estates, Berkshire Village and Rosecliffe. Real estate boards split it into four LSTAR districts, South L, M, N and O.

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Sources and further readingLast reviewed September 2026 by Featherstone Sadler Real Estate Group
  1. NeighbourGood London, Westmount: Sub neighbourhoods, home styles, parks, pools, schools, who it suits
  2. Wikipedia, Westmount, London, Ontario: Sifton planned community, population and income (2016 City profile figures)
  3. City of London, Westmount neighbourhood profile (2016): Population, 2016
  4. Wikipedia, Westmount Mall: Mall history, 1971 opening and 1973 expansion
  5. Envelope Real Estate Group, Westmount market update: August 2026 average sale, days on market, sale to list, inventory, district spread
  6. Envelope Real Estate Group, Westmount market history: LSTAR districts, highway access
  7. REW.ca, Westmount London ON listings: Median list price and listing range, 2026 snapshot
  8. Homes for Life, Westmount Neighbourhood: Boundaries, schools, home styles
  9. Locorum, Neighbourhoods: Westmount: Boundaries, early development
  10. Find Your Cove, LSTAR August 2026 report: Regional average sale price, August 2026
  11. CBC News, Farhi Holdings plans for Westmount mall: Farhi purchase, August 2025
  12. Farhi Holdings, FHC acquires Westmount Commons: Site size, planned uses, approved units, current tenants
  13. Propertied, Ontario Land Tribunal approves Westmount Mall redevelopment: Earlier approval, March 2024
  14. CBC News, Council confounded on how to save Westmount Mall: Mall site debate, 2023
  15. City of London, Wonderland Gardens signage: Wonderland Gardens history, June 2026 sign
  16. Wikipedia, Wonderland Road: Name origin, 1970 widening, traffic volume as of 2013
  17. Richard Young, Remembering Wonderland Gardens: Wonderland Gardens performers and closing
  18. City of London, Springbank Gardens: Springbank Gardens, Guy Lombardo Pavilion, summer concerts
  19. City of London, StarTech.com Community Centre, YMCA and Library: Facilities and location
  20. City of London, 2026 Renew London construction program: Southdale Rd W and Bostwick Rd renewal
  21. Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex, history: Greenhouse site since 1922
  22. Westmount on Google Maps

Travel times and distances are estimates. Prices are published figures with their dates; for a current number on a specific street, ask us for recent sold data.