Ottawa Neighbourhood
New Edinburgh
A historic village along the Rideau River. Beechwood Avenue does the rest.
The Neighbourhood
New Edinburgh is the small heritage village pressed between the Rideau River, Sussex Drive, and Beechwood Avenue. The streets are short, the lots are modest, and the homes are some of Ottawa's oldest. Stanley Avenue runs through Stanley Park to the river, and Beechwood Avenue carries the daily life of the neighbourhood.
The housing is largely brick Victorian and Edwardian singles and doubles, with a handful of stone heritage properties and modern infill on the eastern edge. The Rockcliffe Park overlap on Mariposa and Crichton blurs into estate territory; the rest of the neighbourhood is a tighter, more village-scaled market.
Buyers come for the walking life. Bridgehead and Roost on Beechwood, the Saturday farmers' market at the corner of MacKay, dinner at Fraser Café. A short walk across the river puts you in Lowertown and the ByWard Market. A short drive along the parkway puts you downtown in eight minutes.
What You Buy Here
- Typical homes
- Victorian and Edwardian singles, doubles, and small infill.
- Price band
- $900K – $2.2M.
- Inventory note
- Tight inventory. A handful of meaningful trades per quarter.
Currently for Sale
20 active listings in New Edinburgh
$799,900
24 Springfield Road 203, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 1C9
Lindenlea
$1,123,000
53 Vaughan Street, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 1W9
Lindenlea
$619,000
295 Mackay Street PH03, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 2B7
Lindenlea
$990,000
102 Putman Avenue, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 1Z6
Lindenlea
$349,900
110 Rideau Terrace 1, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 0Z2
Lindenlea
$2,575,000
13 Acacia Avenue 11 #'s1-3; 13 #'s 1-3, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 0P3
Lindenlea
$1,389,000
164 Dufferin Road, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 2A6
Lindenlea
$1,949,000
25-35 BERTRAND Street, New Edinburgh - Lindenlea, ON K1M 1Y4
Lindenlea
Nearby
If you like New Edinburgh
Rockcliffe Park →
Stately estates, embassies, and quiet winding streets above the Ottawa River. The most prestigious address in the capital, framed by Rockcliffe Park itself.
Sandy Hill →
Stone-fronted Victorians, embassy row, and the University of Ottawa anchor one of the capital's oldest residential neighbourhoods, walkable to the ByWard Market and the Rideau Canal.
Manor Park →
A planned post-war community of brick singles and bungalows on broad streets, with Manor Park Public School at its heart and the Aviation Parkway minutes away.