Ottawa, Ontario
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Hintonburg, Ottawa is $724,900, across 160 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 61 days.
75 new listings came to market in Hintonburg in the last 30 days.
Condos in Hintonburg are listed at an average of $401,531 across 73 active listings.
Detached homes in Hintonburg are listed at an average of $1,350,367 across 61 active listings.
Triplexes in Hintonburg are listed at an average of $1,762,737 across 8 active listings.
Townhouses in Hintonburg are listed at an average of $772,717 across 6 active listings.
Where Porches Meet Patio Culture
Hintonburg sits just west of downtown Ottawa, stitched together by leafy residential streets and the constant hum of Wellington Street West. Once a working-class village that grew up along the old rail corridor, the neighbourhood still wears its early-20th-century roots proudly—think narrow lots, deep front porches, and mature trees that canopy the sidewalks. With a Walk Score around 98, daily life here runs on foot: coffee, groceries, galleries, parks, and transit are all close enough to feel like part of the same block.
The neighbourhood’s energy comes from its mix: long-time residents who remember when the strip was more utilitarian, young professionals drawn by the bike-and-transit commute, and downsizers who want an urban lifestyle without the condo-tower feel. Hintonburg’s social scene is anchored by independent restaurants, bakeries, and shops that make Wellington feel like a main street rather than a commercial corridor. On weekends, patios fill up, dogs tug at leashes toward Parkdale Park, and the area’s creative streak shows in studios, small galleries, and local design stores.
Real estate in Hintonburg is a study in contrasts. Much of the housing stock is older—brick singles, semis, and converted doubles—now interspersed with infill townhomes and low-rise condos that have pushed prices upward over the past decade. Buyers often compete for renovated character homes near Wellington and for modern units close to the Trillium Line and key cycling routes. The market tends to reward walkability and turnkey condition, while homes needing updates can still attract interest from renovators chasing location and lot potential.
Walk Score 98 · Transit Score 82 · Bike Score 96
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