Gloucester Homes for Sale
Detached houses, townhomes and condos in one of Ottawa's most established, central east end communities. Mature streets, quick commutes and close to CHEO.
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What Makes Gloucester So Popular
Central Location
Gloucester sits closer to downtown than Orleans or Kanata, with quick access to the Queensway and Riverside Drive for an easy commute in almost any direction.
Close to CHEO & Hospitals
Families and healthcare workers alike appreciate how close Gloucester sits to CHEO and The Ottawa Hospital's General campus.
Mature, Tree-Lined Streets
Many Gloucester neighbourhoods were built decades ago, meaning full grown trees, established landscaping and a settled, quiet feel.
Shopping Close By
The Trainyards, South Keys and nearby St. Laurent Shopping Centre keep groceries, retail and dining within easy reach.
Strong Transit Access
LRT stations at Blair and Hurdman, along with well-established OC Transpo bus routes, make Gloucester an easy area for transit commuters.
Value for the Location
Compared to similarly central Ottawa neighbourhoods, Gloucester often offers more home for the price, particularly in Pineview and Ridgemont.
An Established Community Close to Everything
Gloucester is one of Ottawa's older, more established suburban areas, with much of its housing stock developed from the 1960s through the 1990s. Its central location, sitting between downtown and the newer east end communities like Orleans, makes it a practical choice for buyers who want a shorter commute without sacrificing suburban space.
Buyers will find detached bungalows, two storey homes, townhomes and condos throughout the community. Mature areas like Pineview and Ridgemont offer larger lots and settled streetscapes, while pockets near South Keys and the Trainyards give quicker access to shopping and transit. Prefer single-level living? Have a look at Gloucester bungalows for sale specifically.
First time buyer in Gloucester? Our first time home buyer guide walks through financing, offers and closing so you know what to expect before you start touring homes.
Gloucester Homes — FAQ
Homes in Gloucester generally range from the mid $400,000s for condos and townhomes to around $900,000 for larger detached properties in areas like Blackburn Hamlet. Established bungalows and two storey homes in Pineview and Ridgemont typically fall between $500,000 and $750,000.
Gloucester includes Blackburn Hamlet, Beacon Hill North, Beacon Hill South, Pineview, Ridgemont, Riverview, Emerald Woods and South Keys. Each is an established, mature pocket with its own character, from quiet residential streets to areas closer to major shopping and transit.
Yes. Gloucester is a mature, established part of Ottawa's east end with good schools, mature trees, community parks and quick access to CHEO and The Ottawa Hospital's General campus. Its central location makes it convenient for families with busy schedules.
Gloucester sits closer to downtown than Orleans or Kanata, with a typical commute of 15 to 20 minutes via the Queensway or Riverside Drive. LRT stations at Blair and Hurdman also serve the area for transit commuters.
It depends on your budget and priorities. Detached homes in Blackburn Hamlet and Pineview offer more space on mature lots. Townhomes and condos near South Keys and the Trainyards give first time buyers and downsizers a lower maintenance option close to shopping and transit.
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