Orleans, Ottawa
Single-level living in one of Ottawa's most established and welcoming communities. Browse current Orleans bungalows and find your perfect fit.
Current Inventory
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Why Orleans Bungalows
Orleans bungalows attract a wide range of buyers, from downsizers looking to simplify to families wanting everything on one level.
No stairs means accessible, easy day-to-day living. Great for downsizers, those with mobility needs, or anyone who simply wants a more manageable home layout.
Many Orleans bungalows come with fully finished lower levels, effectively doubling your living space with rec rooms, extra bedrooms, or home offices.
Older Orleans bungalow neighbourhoods often sit on wider lots than newer infill builds, giving you more outdoor space, privacy, and room to grow.
Orleans is a mature, family-oriented part of Ottawa with great schools, parks, transit access, and a strong sense of neighbourhood. It's been voted one of the best places to live in the city for good reason.
Quick access to the LRT, Highway 174, Place d'Orleans, Montfort Hospital, and the Ottawa River. Commuting downtown or east to Rockland is straightforward from almost anywhere in Orleans.
Bungalows hold their value well in Ottawa. Demand consistently outpaces supply, making them a sound choice whether you're buying a home to live in or as a long-term investment.
Where the Bungalows Are
Bungalow supply is not spread evenly across Orleans. It concentrates in the communities built during the decades when single-level homes were standard. Here is where to look first.
Deepest Supply
Developed largely from the 1970s onward, during the era when bungalows were the standard build. It has noticeably more single-level homes than newer parts of Orleans, and sits close to Place d'Orleans and the Innes Road corridor.
Queenswood Heights homes for sale →
Largest Lots
Bungalows here sit on some of the widest, deepest lots in Orleans, with the Greenbelt forming the western edge. A strong pick if outdoor space and mature trees matter as much as the floor plan.
Chapel Hill homes for sale →
New Construction
The rare place to find a genuinely new bungalow in Orleans. This Richcraft community built between 2016 and 2024 includes bungalow models, which is unusual now that most builders have shifted to two-storey and townhome construction.
Trailsedge homes for sale →
Best Entry Price
One of the original Orleans communities, built through the 1970s and 1980s. Older housing stock means budgeting for updates, but it also means the most accessible entry pricing for a single-level home in the district.
Convent Glen homes for sale →
Widest Mix
Fallingbrook carries every housing type in Orleans, bungalows included, across a broad price range. Worth watching if you want flexibility on format while staying in one community.
Fallingbrook homes for sale →
Backs Onto Nature
This Valecraft community includes bungalows alongside its two-storey homes, and backs directly onto the Mer Bleue Conservation Area. Roughly 20 minutes to downtown, which is quicker than much of Orleans.
Bradley Estates homes for sale →About Orleans
Orleans has grown significantly over the past few decades, and for good reason. Located in the east end of Ottawa, it offers that suburban feel people want while keeping you well-connected to the city. Bungalows in particular are woven throughout the older pockets of Orleans, especially Queenswood Heights, Chapel Hill and Convent Glen.
Many of these homes were built between the 1960s and early 2000s, which means solid construction, mature trees, and neighbourhoods where people actually know each other. If you're thinking about Orleans real estate more broadly, bungalows represent some of the best value in the area.
Buyers relocating from other parts of the country are often surprised by how much they get in Orleans compared to other major Canadian cities. For a breakdown of how the ten Orleans communities differ, read the Orleans sub-communities guide.
A large share of Orleans bungalow buyers are downsizing from a larger two-storey home, often in the same community. If that is your situation, the sequencing matters as much as the search: whether to buy or sell first, how to time the two closings, and what to do with decades of accumulated belongings.
My downsizing guide for Ottawa walks through that process. Romana on our team also specializes in staging, which tends to matter more when selling an older family home than a newer one.
Common Questions
A few of the questions buyers ask most often when shopping for a bungalow in Orleans.