Old North
Century homes on tree-lined streets between downtown and the university — verandas, mature lots, and a strong sense of place.
Neighbourhoods
London is a city of distinct neighbourhoods — each with its own housing stock, price range, and feel. A few of the areas buyers ask about most:
Century homes on tree-lined streets between downtown and the university — verandas, mature lots, and a strong sense of place.
A village inside the city: walkable shops and cafés, heritage homes, and one of London's most recognizable main streets.
Family streets in the west end near Springbank Park, the river, and Boler Mountain — established homes with room to grow.
Newer family neighbourhoods close to schools, Masonville's shopping, and Western University.
Character homes and a growing food-and-makers scene around Dundas Street — one of the city's most interesting stretches.
A small-town feel at the city's southwest edge, with quick access to the 401 and 402 for commuters.
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Greg McCarvell - Broker, Keller Williams Lifestyles Realty Inc., Brokerage, (519)438-8000