Westboro, also referred to as Westboro Village, has evolved into one of Ottawa’s most vibrant communities! Formerly the site of Nepean City Hall, Westboro experienced urban revitalization and redevelopment, transforming into a trendy urban hub while preserving its historical charm.
Neighbourhood(s)
Westboro Village comprises several smaller residential areas, including Highland Park, Hampton Park, Westboro, and McKellar Park. Its tree-lined streets feature a mix of early 20th-century and post-war homes, contributing to a cozy, village-like ambiance. Residents cherish the community’s close-knit feel, with wide lots, an absence of roadside curbs, and a preference for older, character homes.
Infrastructure
Situated approximately six kilometers west of Parliament Hill and close to the Ottawa River, Westboro boasts excellent transportation links. Residents enjoy easy access to major roads, parkways, and highways, facilitating a quick commute to downtown Ottawa. The area is serviced by the OC Transpo bus system, with plans for the future Confederation O-Train to pass through Westboro, enhancing connectivity to surrounding suburbs. Additionally, the community offers abundant amenities such as parks, schools, libraries, and recreational facilities like tennis courts, skating rinks, and play structures.
Real Estate Options
Westboro offers a diverse mix of housing types, from charming older homes to modern condominium developments. The real estate market includes single-family homes, semi-detached houses, and newer condos along Richmond Road. Residents appreciate the unique architectural styles and larger lots prevalent in the area. While newer homes may feature double-car garages, older homes remain highly sought after for their character and proximity to amenities.
Housing Prices
The housing market in Westboro reflects its diversity, with a range of home values catering to different budgets. As of fall 2015, the average list price for homes in the greater Westboro area was approximately $630,000, with a significant number of more modestly priced homes available. Newer semi-detached homes commanded an average price of $860,000, while newer detached homes averaged around $1,100,000. Condominium options include both older and newer developments, with average prices around $340,000 for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit.
Ideally located on a peaceful, low-traffic dead end street surrounded by quality infill developments, this 50 x 99 lot offers exceptional potential in one of Ottawa's most desirable areas. The property currently features a 5-bedroom triplex consisting of two spacious 2-bedroom units and a recently renovated 1-bedroom basement apartment with above-grade windows. The building includes gas heating and upgraded windows (2020). Its prime location is just a short walk to the vibrant Wellington Street West strip, known for its boutique shops, cafés, and restaurants as well as easy main road and highway access Potential to rent out main floor for $2000.00, Upper level for $1800.00 and basement for $1500.00This centrally located, unique property presents an excellent opportunity for investors, developers, or owner-occupiers alike whether you're looking to generate rental income or redevelop in a growing neighbourhood. Close to excellent schools, shopping, transit, and the Ottawa River, this property combines convenience, character, and long-term potential. This property could accommodate 2 semi detached units with 25x99 ft lots and potentially up to 6 units as apartments. (id:2493)
Data was last updated October 22, 2025 at 03:45 AM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
11
Avg list price:
$1,325,000
Min list price:
$799,000
Max list price:
$2,650,000
Avg days on market:
42
Min days on market:
14
Max days on market:
248
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$445.2
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
5003 - Westboro/Hampton Park. Average values are
derived using median calculations. This data is not produced by the MLS® system.