Sheet 23 / Wellington West

Wellington West

Brick houses from the 1920s with gables and bay windows, on streets a block or two from Wellington. Newer condo buildings line the main street.

Along Wellington Street West, between Island Park Drive and Parkdale Avenue

Plan of Wellington West

Mostly brickMostly wood frameStone and otherAfter the colour key of Goad's fire insurance plans of Ottawa. Not to scale.

Homes by era

1910s to 1930sDetached and semi-detached brick houses, many with a gable, a bay window and a deep porch.
1950sA few brick bungalows and duplexes on the streets toward the Queensway.
2010 onwardMid-rise condo buildings on Wellington Street West.

Street notes

What we check for buyers here, in the order we usually check it.

01
A home one block off Wellington gets the shops without the Saturday foot traffic.
02
Houses from the 1920s often have plaster walls and old radiators. Both can be kept, and buyers often want them.
03
For condos on the main street, read the status certificate for planned work on balconies and windows.

On the market

Sheet 03Wellington West

Condo, 2016

Asking $624,000

A two-bedroom corner unit on the fourth floor, one block from Wellington.

Street notes

Listed by Keziah Moreau, Sales Representative. Ashgrove Realty Inc., Brokerage