Homes for Sale in Westboro, Ottawa

Homes For Sale In Westboro, Ottawa — Your 2026 Guide

Westboro remains Ottawa’s most aspirational central neighbourhood in 2026 — a vibrant mix of heritage homes, luxury infill, and a main street that rivals any in Canada for boutique shopping and dining. Stretching from the Ottawa River to the Queensway along Richmond Road, Westboro is the epicentre of Ottawa’s urban revival. Whether you are an executive family buying a renovated century home within walking distance of the river, a downsizing professional trading square footage for Westboro’s walkable lifestyle, or a long-term investor betting on Ottawa’s strongest central appreciation corridor — Westboro commands top dollar for a reason.

Real Estate Market — Spring 2026 Snapshot

Average detached home price: $1,150,000
Renovated heritage homes: $1,000,000–$2,000,000+
Luxury townhomes / infill: $900,000–$1,500,000
Condo apartments: $500,000–$800,000
Active listings: 265 homes (Aug 2026)
Days on market: 8–15 days

Why Buyers Are Choosing This Area in 2026

Westboro is where Ottawa’s highest earners choose to live. Richmond Road between Tweedsmuir and Golden Avenue is a destination shopping and dining strip: SuzyQ Doughnuts, the Westboro Beach Market, Equator Coffee, Ten Toes Coffee, and dozens of boutiques. Westboro Beach, the Ottawa River pathway, the Kitchissippi Lookout, and the Champlain Bridge provide exceptional recreation. The LRT Dominion station (on the Trillium Line south, planned extension) will keep the neighbourhood connected. The school zone includes Westboro Elementary School, Elmdale Public School, and Nepean High School. For buyers who can afford the premium, Westboro delivers the lowest stress commute to downtown (10 minutes) and the strongest long-term appreciation in the city.

Neighbourhoods We Are Watching in 2026

Westboro Village (Richmond Road Core): The main strip. Walkable to all shops, dining, and transit. Highest density of luxury homes. $1.1M–$2M+.
Westboro Beach / Ottawa River Side: Premium waterfront and river-view properties. Highest prices in the neighbourhood. $1.3M–$2.5M+.
Champlain Park / Westboro South: Quiet streets south of the Queensway. More space, lower prices. $850K–$1.3M.
McKellar Park Boundary: Transition zone between Westboro and McKellar Heights. Best value entry. $750K–$1M.
Highland Avenue / Churchill Area: Heritage homes on large lots. Renovation potential. $900K–$1.5M.

Buying a Home Here — What to Know

Westboro is Ottawa’s most competitive market — be pre-approved, be ready to offer within 48 hours of listing. Most homes sell in 8–15 days with multiple offers. Heritage properties may have conservation restrictions — check before planning additions or major renovations. The Richmond Road corridor is zoned for mixed-use development, so check for future development near properties you are considering. Condo developments are concentrated at the eastern end near Island Park Drive. For buyers priced out of the village core, properties south of the Queensway in Champlain Park offer better value. Westboro’s proximity to the river means Ottawa River flood zone checks are essential for certain properties. For investors, the condo market near the LRT is the best play.

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