Harvest Run, St. Thomas, Ontario | Homes For Sale and Area Guide
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Southeast St. Thomas

Harvest Run St. Thomas, Ontario

A newer subdivision on the southeast edge of St. Thomas, with five builders, two ponds, paved trails and wildflower meadows.

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What it is like to live in Harvest Run

Harvest Run is one of St. Thomas’s newer subdivisions, built on the southeast edge of the city between Centennial Avenue and Elm Street. Five local builders work here, with Doug Tarry Homes as the main developer. That means elevations and finishes change from street to street, and buyers can compare several builders’ plans without leaving the neighbourhood. Homes started selling around 2019, and the community is still building and selling in 2026.

The design leans on the outdoors. Paved multi use trails wind past two ponds, naturalized areas, mature trees and wildflower meadows, with native plantings for pollinators and views over the countryside. The builders market schools and parks as a short walk away. Local realtor guides describe it as a fit for first time buyers and growing families who want a newer home. The community’s nickname, the Home of Hope, comes from a house more than 600 volunteers built here in three days.

Living on the edge of the city has trade offs. Later phases are still under construction, so expect trucks and building noise for a while. Landscaping and street trees are young. There is no shopping inside the subdivision, and downtown is about a 10 minute drive, so most errands mean a car. In return you get a quick run out of town: roughly 20 minutes to Highway 401 and about 25 minutes to the beaches at Port Stanley.

  • 01

    A house built in three days

    More than 600 volunteers built a 1,440 square foot Net Zero Ready home here in three days for a local family. Project Hope gave the community its Home of Hope name.

  • 02

    Five builders, one subdivision

    Buyers can compare plans and finishes from five local builders without leaving the neighbourhood.

  • 03

    Meadows and ponds, not bare lots

    Naturalized areas, two ponds and wildflower meadows with native pollinator plantings set it apart from a standard new subdivision.

Market snapshot

What homes cost in Harvest Run

Builder pricing depends on the lot, plan and finishes, so the range is wide. New homes were marketed from about $436,000 in late 2025, with larger models near $900,000.

  • ~$300Per sq ft, St. Thomas median list, June 2026

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

  • Harvest Run new homes from, Livabl, October 2025$436,000
  • The Oakmont model home 157 Renaissance Dr, builder site, 2026$886,076
  • St. Thomas median list city wide, June 2026$582,400
  • LSTAR average sale London and St. Thomas region, August 2026$590,550

These are different measures from different dates. Confirm current pricing and lot availability with each builder, and ask us for recent resale sales.

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 Harvest Run

  • Bungalows and one storey plans

    Single level living that suits downsizers and first time buyers.

    Throughout 2 to 3 beds

  • Two storey family homes

    Larger plans for growing families, including the Oakmont model on Renaissance Drive.

    Throughout 3 to 4 beds

When the homes were built: Homes date from about 2019 to today. Doug Tarry’s Harvest Run pages go back to 2019, sales were being tracked by 2021, and builders are still building and selling in 2026.

Getting around

How far everything is from Harvest Run

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

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Approximate travel times from Harvest Run, St. Thomas, Ontario
DestinationDistanceWalkBikeDrive
Downtown St. Thomas (Talbot St)3.5 km45 min15 min10 min
St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital3.0 km35 min15 min10 min
Elgin Mall4.5 km55 min20 min10 min
Pinafore Park5.0 km60 min20 min10 min
PowerCo battery plant site7.5 kmNot practical30 min15 min
Highway 401 (Highbury Ave)12.0 kmNot practical45 min20 min
Port Stanley17.0 kmNot practical65 min25 min
Downtown London30.0 kmNot practicalNot practical40 min

Estimates from Renaissance Drive, walking at 5 km/h, cycling at 16 km/h and driving at city and highway speeds, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic changes things, so check the live directions.

Is it right for you?

Who Harvest Run suits best

  • First time buyers

    Newer homes at prices local guides call accessible next to London.

  • Growing families

    Two to four bedroom detached plans, with schools and parks marketed as a short walk away.

  • London commuters

    The southeast edge puts Highway 401 at Highbury Avenue about 20 minutes away.

  • PowerCo and industrial workers

    The battery plant, expected to start production in 2027, is roughly 15 minutes by car.

  • Buyers who like to compare

    Five builders in one subdivision means more plans, elevations and finishes to choose from.

Worth knowing: Less ideal for buyers who want mature trees, a character home or a walk to downtown shops and restaurants.

Around Harvest Run

Parks, trails and places nearby

  • Harvest Run trails and ponds

    Paved multi use trails loop past two ponds, naturalized areas and wildflower meadows planted for pollinators. It is the closest amenity to every home.

    MapWebsite
  • 5.0 km

    Pinafore Park

    The city’s signature park, with trails, a splash pad and a small lake. About 10 minutes by car.

    Map

  • St. Thomas Elevated Park and Jumbo monument

    Two of the city’s best known landmarks, a short drive west across town.

    Map
  • 3.5 km

    Talbot Street restaurants

    There is no commercial area inside Harvest Run. Downtown Talbot Street is the go to for dining, about 10 minutes by car.

    Map
  • 4.5 km

    Elgin Mall

    The city’s mall on Wellington Street, about 10 minutes away.

    Map
  • 3.0 km

    St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital

    The city’s hospital on Elm Street, about 10 minutes by car.

    Map
  • 17.0 km

    Port Stanley beaches

    Lake Erie beaches in the village of Port Stanley, about 25 minutes south.

    Map

Schools

Schools near Harvest Run

Harvest Run is marketed as a short walk from schools. St. Thomas schools are run by the Thames Valley District School Board and the London District Catholic School Board, with French immersion options. Always confirm the catchment school for a specific address with the board.

  • Thames Valley District School Board

    The public board for St. Thomas. Use its school locator to confirm the catchment for an address.

  • London District Catholic School Board

    The Catholic board for St. Thomas. Confirm the catchment school with the board before you buy.

What is changing

What is changing around Harvest Run

  • Ongoing

    Harvest Run build out

    Five builders are still active and homes are selling in 2026. The builder site map shows which lots are left.

    Doug Tarry Homes site map
  • Under construction

    PowerCo battery plant

    Foundation work began in October 2025, with production expected in 2027 and about 3,000 direct jobs. The site in northeast St. Thomas is roughly 15 minutes away.

    CBC News
  • Long term

    A growing city

    St. Thomas grew 10.1% between 2016 and 2021, and forecasts point to more growth. That keeps demand steady for newer subdivisions like this one.

    Wikipedia

Harvest Run: common questions

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Harvest Run is in southeast St. Thomas, between Centennial Avenue and Elm Street. Renaissance Drive and Empire Parkway run through it.

Five builders work in the community: Doug Tarry Homes, Collier Homes, DHP Homes, Hayhoe Homes and John Roberts Signature Homes. Doug Tarry Homes is the main developer.

Marketing showed new homes from about $436,000 in late 2025, with larger models such as the Oakmont at about $886,000. Pricing depends on the lot, plan and finishes, so confirm current prices with each builder.

The name comes from Project Hope. More than 600 volunteers built a 1,440 square foot Net Zero Ready home in three days for a local family.

The community has paved multi use trails, two ponds, naturalized areas, mature trees and wildflower meadows. Native plantings support pollinators, and there are views over the countryside.

Local guides describe it as a good fit for first time buyers and growing families who want a newer home at an accessible price. Bungalows and smaller plans start with two bedrooms.

Highway 401 at Highbury Avenue is roughly 12 km away, about 20 minutes by car. That makes it a practical choice for London commuters.

The subdivision is marketed as a short walk from schools and parks. Schools are run by the Thames Valley District School Board and the London District Catholic School Board. Confirm the catchment for an address with the board.

Downtown Talbot Street is about 3.5 km away. That is roughly 10 minutes by car, 15 by bike or 45 on foot.

Yes. Builders are still building and selling in 2026. The builder site map shows current lot availability.

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Sources and further readingLast reviewed September 2026 by Featherstone Sadler Real Estate Group
  1. Doug Tarry Homes, Harvest Run: Location, trails and ponds, Project Hope, Oakmont model home price, start date
  2. HarvestRun.ca: Builder list, walk to schools and parks
  3. Collier Homes, Subdivisions: Collier building in Harvest Run
  4. Livabl, Harvest Run: New homes from $436,000, October 2025
  5. New Home Finder, Harvest Run: Renaissance Drive and Empire Parkway location
  6. ViewHomes, The Best Neighbourhoods in St. Thomas: Who it suits, home styles, June 2026 city median list price
  7. Doug Tarry Homes, Harvest Run site map: Lot availability
  8. Wikipedia, St. Thomas, Ontario: Population growth 2016 to 2021
  9. CBC News, PowerCo battery plant: Construction start, 2027 production, about 3,000 jobs
  10. ViewHomes, St. Thomas real estate: Pinafore Park, landmarks, school boards
  11. Find Your Cove, LSTAR August 2026 report: Regional average sale price, August 2026
  12. Harvest Run 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.