Carlington
Post-war bungalows on wider lots, many now being renovated or rebuilt. Buyers come here for the lot size and stay for the hill and the Farm.
South of Carling Avenue, beside the Central Experimental Farm
Plan of Carlington

Homes by era
What you will find on these streets.
- 1945 to 1965Brick bungalows and storey-and-a-half houses on wide lots.
- 1960s and 1970sLow-rise apartment buildings and townhouses near the main roads.
- 2015 onwardRebuilt houses and additions on the original lots.
From Keziah Moreau, Sales Representative
I live here. Many of the bungalows on my street have had several owners, and each one did a little work. Before you buy, my job is to find out which of that work had permits.
Street notes
Before you buy in Carlington.
What we check for buyers here, in the order we usually check it.
- 01
Many bungalows have had several owners and several renovations. Ask for permits for the basement work.
- 02
Older homes can have a lead water service pipe. The City of Ottawa explains how to check yours.
- 03
A wide lot can hold a second unit. Check the zoning with the City before you pay for the potential.