Which Gloucester neighbourhoods have the most bungalows?

Bungalows are plentiful throughout Gloucester, particularly in its older established communities. Blackburn Hamlet, Carson Grove, Greenboro, Hunt Club, and Gloucester South all have strong concentrations of single-storey homes, many built between the 1960s and 1980s on generous lots.

Is Gloucester a good area to buy a bungalow?

Gloucester is one of Ottawa's best-value areas for bungalow buyers. Its established neighbourhoods offer larger lots, mature trees, and solid home construction at prices that are often more accessible than comparable properties in the west end. Proximity to the Ottawa Airport, CHEO, and the Ottawa River pathways adds to the appeal.

How long do Gloucester bungalows stay on the market?

In Ottawa's current balanced market, well-priced Gloucester bungalows typically sell within two to four weeks. Homes with finished basements, updated kitchens, or large lots in desirable pockets attract the most interest. Buyers have more time than in peak years but well-positioned properties still move steadily.

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Q: What is the average price of a bungalow in Gloucester, Ottawa?

Gloucester bungalow prices typically range from the low $500,000s to over $850,000 depending on the neighbourhood, lot size, and condition. Areas like Carson Grove and Blackburn Hamlet offer some of the more accessible price points in the Ottawa bungalow market, while updated or larger homes in Hunt Club and Greenboro can command higher prices.

Current Inventory

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Every bungalow currently listed in Gloucester, pulled directly from MLS and updated daily.

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Why Gloucester

What Makes Gloucester Bungalows Worth a Look

Gloucester is one of Ottawa's most underrated areas for bungalow buyers. Larger lots, solid construction, and more accessible prices than much of the city.

Larger Lots Than Most

Gloucester's older bungalow streets were built at a time when lots were generous. You'll find more yard space, more setback, and more privacy here than in many newer Ottawa subdivisions.

Better Value Per Square Foot

Gloucester consistently offers more home for the money compared to the west end or urban core. For buyers focused on getting the most out of their budget, this is one of the best areas in Ottawa to look.

Solid Built Homes

Many Gloucester bungalows were built between the 1960s and 1980s using construction methods and materials that have held up well. Brick exteriors and well-maintained mechanicals are common in this area.

Basement Income Potential

A number of Gloucester bungalows have finished lower levels with separate entrances, making them well-suited for rental income or multigenerational living — a feature that adds flexibility and long-term value.

Central East-End Location

Gloucester sits between downtown Ottawa and Orleans, giving you quick access to both. The Ottawa Airport is close, CHEO and the General Hospital are nearby, and the Ottawa River pathway system runs through the area.

Established Community Feel

Gloucester has the kind of community character that takes decades to develop. Long-time residents, active community associations, mature trees, and well-kept streets make this a genuinely pleasant place to live.

About Gloucester

Ottawa's East-End Hidden Gem

Gloucester is one of those areas that buyers often overlook until they actually spend time there. It sits in Ottawa's east end, bordered by Orleans to the east and the Greenbelt to the south, and it has a distinctly residential feel — quiet streets, big yards, and neighbours who have lived there for years.

The bungalows you'll find here tend to sit on wider lots than anything comparable in the west end or inner city. Many were built in the 1960s through 1980s, which means solid brick construction and the kind of yard space that's genuinely rare in newer subdivisions. If you're also considering Orleans bungalows or want to compare with Nepean bungalows, Gloucester often comes out ahead on price and lot size.

For buyers considering a move to Ottawa from another city, Gloucester is worth putting on the list. The Ottawa relocation guide has a broader overview of what to expect across the city's different communities.

Popular Bungalow Pockets in Gloucester

Blackburn Hamlet
Carson Grove
Greenboro
Hunt Club
Gloucester South
Conroy
Elmvale Acres

Gloucester Bungalow Snapshot

$500K – $850K+

Typical bungalow price range in Gloucester

1,000 – 2,000 sq ft

Common main floor square footage

2 – 4 beds

Typical bedroom count (plus lower level)

Balanced

Current Ottawa market condition

3+ months

Average supply of inventory across Ottawa

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Common Questions

Gloucester Bungalows — FAQ

The questions buyers ask most often when shopping for a bungalow in Gloucester.

Gloucester bungalows typically range from the low $500,000s to over $850,000. Areas like Carson Grove and Blackburn Hamlet offer some of the more accessible price points in Ottawa's bungalow market, while updated or larger homes in Hunt Club and Greenboro can go higher. Lot size and basement finish are the biggest factors after location.

Blackburn Hamlet, Carson Grove, Greenboro, Hunt Club, and Elmvale Acres all have strong concentrations of bungalows, most built between the 1960s and 1980s. These areas offer the largest lots and most established streetscapes in Gloucester.

Gloucester is one of Ottawa's best-value areas for bungalow buyers. You get larger lots, solid construction, and more accessible prices than comparable properties in the west end or urban core. Proximity to the airport, hospitals, and the Ottawa River pathway network adds practical appeal for a wide range of buyers.

In Ottawa's current balanced market, well-priced Gloucester bungalows typically sell within two to four weeks. Homes with finished basements, updated kitchens, or large lots in sought-after pockets like Blackburn Hamlet attract the most interest. Buyers have more breathing room than in previous years but good properties don't sit idle.

Gloucester has a lot of homes built in the 1960s through 1980s. Key things to check are the roof, windows, furnace, and AC — systems that may be at or near end of life in older properties. Foundation drainage and basement waterproofing matter in any bungalow. Always get a professional home inspection before going firm. First-time buyers can find the full process outlined in the first-time home buyer guide.

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