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Hintonburg Real Estate

By Bo Yu, Broker, Right at Home Realty, Brokerage

Hintonburg has done a fast transformation. What was a working-class neighbourhood twenty years ago is now anchored by the Wellington West restaurant strip, the Parkdale Market, a genuine arts community, and LRT stops at Tunney's Pasture and Bayview.

Shoppers here are usually looking at a heritage semi, an infill, or a newer condo along Wellington. Below is what actually matters for each.

Prices, rates, and program rules change often. Treat the figures here as general guidance, not advice for your specific situation. Ask Bo for current OREB comparables, and confirm program eligibility with your lender or lawyer.

On the market

Homes for sale in Hintonburg

Condos, townhomes, semis, and detached homes from the Ottawa MLS board, refreshed daily. Commercial, land, and rental listings aren't included here.

Listing information is supplied by third-party brokerage and listing data sources. Status, price and details can change without notice, are believed reliable but are not guaranteed, and must be independently verified. Shown for personal, non-commercial use. Not intended to solicit properties already listed with another brokerage. Full disclosures.

Community overview

Hintonburg sits between the O-Train Trillium Line and Holland Avenue, bounded by Scott Street and the Queensway. Expect a mix of heritage singles and semis, modern infill, and a fast-growing condo segment along Wellington and Somerset.

Row of modern detached suburban homes in west Ottawa
Family-friendly suburbs like Kanata, Barrhaven and Stittsville.

Schools in Hintonburg

Devonshire Community Public, Connaught Public, and Fisher Park Public (middle school) cover the area, feeding into Nepean HS. French and Catholic boards also have schools nearby.

Transportation & commute

Tunney's Pasture and Bayview stations bracket the neighbourhood, putting downtown about 8–12 minutes away by train. Bayview also links to the Trillium Line, useful for trips to Carleton, South Keys, or the airport.

Tree-lined Ottawa street of century brick homes in autumn
Central Ottawa's century homes and mature maple canopy.

Parks & recreation

Laroche Park, Fisher Park, the Trillium pathway, and the river pathways near Tunney's Pasture cover the everyday green space. The Bayview Yards and LeBreton Flats redevelopment will add more park land over the next decade.

Shopping & amenities

Wellington West between Holland and Parkdale carries one of the city's strongest restaurant strips, with the Parkdale Market for produce and shops like Hintonburg Public House and Supply & Demand anchoring daily life.

Beautiful brick home glowing at golden hour in an Ottawa neighbourhood
An Ottawa home at golden hour — the kind of place this market was built for.

Lifestyle

This is the creative-urban corner of the west end — galleries, music venues, restaurants, and a community association that's genuinely active. It reads denser and a little grittier than Westboro, and it's considerably more affordable than the Glebe.

Real estate market

Hintonburg has appreciated hard over the past 15 years. Heritage homes turn over selectively, infill activity stays steady, and new condo supply on Wellington and Scott keeps expanding the entry point.

Average home prices

Heritage singles and infill typically trade in the high $800,000s to mid $1Ms, with premium infill on quieter streets pushing higher. Condos along Wellington and Scott generally run between the high $400,000s and high $700,000s.

Who should live in Hintonburg

Creative professionals, federal employees at Tunney's Pasture, first-time buyers who want LRT access and walkability, and infill investors chasing one of Ottawa's strongest appreciation tracks.

Questions People Ask

A few common questions

What does a home in Hintonburg cost?
Heritage singles and infill typically trade in the high $800,000s to mid $1Ms, with premium infill on quieter streets pushing higher. Condos along Wellington and Scott generally land between the high $400,000s and high $700,000s.
How does Hintonburg compare to Westboro?
Hintonburg is denser, more eclectic, and meaningfully more affordable. Both have strong restaurant strips and LRT access, but Westboro skews to established families while Hintonburg draws more first-time buyers and creative professionals.
Is Hintonburg good for investment?
It's been one of Ottawa's strongest-appreciating neighbourhoods for 15-plus years, and infill and condo units consistently rent to federal and creative-sector tenants. I still check condo buildings carefully — build quality and fees vary a lot along the Wellington corridor.
How is the LRT commute from Hintonburg?
Tunney's Pasture and Bayview stations bracket the neighbourhood, putting downtown 8–12 minutes away by train. Bayview also connects south to the Trillium Line.
What schools serve Hintonburg?
Devonshire Community PS, Connaught PS, Fisher Park PS, and Nepean HS are the main English public options, with French and Catholic boards also present. Catchments shift periodically, so confirm street by street before you buy.

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Ottawa in focus

What the city actually looks like

Row of modern detached suburban homes in west Ottawa
Family-friendly suburbs like Kanata, Barrhaven and Stittsville.
Tree-lined Ottawa street of century brick homes in autumn
Central Ottawa's century homes and mature maple canopy.
Beautiful brick home glowing at golden hour in an Ottawa neighbourhood
An Ottawa home at golden hour — the kind of place this market was built for.