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Most people pick the area long before they pick the home. Here is London by neighbourhood, what each one is like, and roughly what it costs to live there.
Old North
Century homes on deep lots, a walk from Western and Richmond Row.
Typically $700k to $1.4MWortley Village
Canada's best small main street, and the streets around it live up to it.
Typically $550k to $1.1MByron
Ravine lots, strong schools and a quick run out to the 402.
Typically $650k to $1.5MMasonville
Newer family streets, the mall and the hospital on the north edge.
Typically $600k to $1.2MHyde Park
Newer construction where everything is within five minutes.
Typically $550k to $950kRiverbend
Golf, the Thames, and the quietest streets in the city.
Typically $800k to $1.8MOr start from a budget
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London First,and Well Beyond It
We list and sell across Southwestern Ontario, and in all the smaller communities in between. If you are not sure whether you are in it, ring the office and ask.
- LondonEvery neighbourhood, north to south
- St. ThomasTwenty minutes south, and a good deal more house
- WoodstockOn the 401 between London and Kitchener
- StrathroySmall town west, an easy run into the city
- DorchesterEast of London on the way to Ingersoll
- IldertonNorth, growing quickly, mostly newer builds
- KomokaWest along the Thames, quiet and close in
- KilworthNewer subdivisions with Byron on the doorstep
- Mount BrydgesVillage pace, fifteen minutes from Riverbend
- Grand BendThe lake, and the market that comes with it
- SarniaWest on the 402, on the water
- BrantfordEast, between London and Hamilton
- KitchenerThe tri-cities, an hour up the 401
- CambridgeFurther east again, and still worth the drive
- WaterlooNorth of Kitchener, and the university market
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