Detached houses, townhomes and condos in a small-town west end community with a walkable Main Street and easy access to Kanata and Highway 417.
Stittsville kept its village core, with a walkable Main Street of local shops and restaurants that most Ottawa suburbs don't have.
Stittsville is served by well regarded public and Catholic schools, drawing families who want small-town character without sacrificing education quality.
The Trans Canada Trail runs through the community, and Timberwolf Golf Club sits right alongside newer neighbourhoods like Fairwinds.
Terry Fox Drive and Carp Road connect Stittsville to Highway 417, keeping downtown Ottawa roughly 30 to 35 minutes away.
This community hub offers pools, arenas and fitness facilities, anchoring an active lifestyle for Stittsville families.
From the original village core to newer subdivisions like Blackstone and Jackson Trails, Stittsville offers a genuine mix of housing eras.
Stittsville began as an independent village west of Kanata and was later amalgamated into Ottawa, but it has held onto much of its small-town identity. Main Street still anchors the community, while newer subdivisions have expanded Stittsville's footprint to the south and west in recent years.
Buyers will find detached single family homes, townhomes and condos throughout the community. Established pockets like Poole Creek and Jackson Trails offer more mature streetscapes, while Fairwinds and Blackstone showcase newer, larger construction. Prefer single-level living? Have a look at Stittsville bungalows for sale specifically.
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Homes in Stittsville generally range from the mid $480,000s for condos and townhomes to over $1,200,000 for larger detached properties in areas like Blackstone and Fairwinds. Established homes in Poole Creek and Jackson Trails typically fall between $600,000 and $900,000.
Stittsville includes Fairwinds, Poole Creek, Jackson Trails, Blackstone, Westwood, Stittsville South and Abbott's Run, along with the original Village Core around Main Street. Newer subdivisions continue to expand the community's southern and western edges.
Yes. Stittsville combines a walkable, small-town Main Street with strong schools, extensive trails and the Goulbourn Recreation Complex, giving families both a community feel and modern amenities.
Stittsville sits west of Kanata, with Highway 417 accessible via Terry Fox Drive or Carp Road giving a downtown commute of roughly 30 to 35 minutes outside peak hours.
It depends on your budget and priorities. Detached homes in Fairwinds and Blackstone offer the most space, often with newer construction. Townhomes and condos in Poole Creek and Jackson Trails are a common entry point for first time buyers and downsizers who want lower maintenance.
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