Summerside, Prince Edward Island
As of September 26, 2026, the median asking price in Wilmot, Summerside is $350,000, across 157 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 109 days.
38 new listings came to market in Wilmot in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Wilmot are listed at an average of $372,281 across 84 active listings.
Vacant land in Wilmot are listed at an average of $267,439 across 28 active listings.
Duplexes in Wilmot are listed at an average of $381,109 across 11 active listings.
Homes in Wilmot are listed at an average of $169,610 across 10 active listings.
Central Summerside living in an established residential pocket
Wilmot is a central Summerside neighbourhood of mostly detached homes with everyday services close by.
This is an established, primarily residential area made up mostly of detached houses, with some vacant land and a smaller presence of multi-unit rentals. The appeal is living near Summerside’s main shopping, dining, parks, and cultural venues while keeping a more residential feel than the commercial core. It is not a high-rise or master-planned subdivision experience, and the Walk (39/100) and Bike (46/100) scores point to a place where many errands are easier with a vehicle.
Wilmot sits near a dense cluster of the things people use often—groceries, pharmacies, clinics, and everyday shopping—spread across Summerside’s core.
Multiple schools are nearby, including Athena Consolidated School, Greenfield Elementary, Elm Street Elementary School, Summerside Intermediate School, and Three Oaks Senior High.
A wide set of green spaces and recreation areas sit close by, including Leger Park, Heather Moyse Heritage Park, and Friendship Rotary Park.
The neighbourhood’s durable housing character leans mostly detached, with vacant land also common, which shapes the feel of the streetscape and the kinds of properties available.
Wilmot’s durable housing character is mostly detached houses, with vacant land also common. That combination creates a market where homes can range from long-established properties to opportunities tied to infill or future building sites.
A typical home here is a detached house in an established central Summerside setting.
Weekends in Wilmot can be shaped by the breadth of nearby options across Summerside: parks like Heather Moyse Heritage Park or Friendship Rotary Park, recreation such as Iron Haven Gym or Summerside Bowling Alleys, and culture including Empire Theatres and Summerside Rotary Library. Dining and quick meals are easy to fit in with choices nearby like Pizza Delight, Summerside, PEI, A&W, Wendy's, and Tim Hortons.
In Wilmot, look past the asking price at how a specific property’s condition and setup match the neighbourhood’s detached-home character—and how you’ll actually run errands given the walk and bike scores.
An established, mostly-detached area can include a wide range of renovation levels and maintenance histories. Compare homes by the quality and completeness of updates, not just size on paper.
Vacant land is also common in the area, so it’s worth understanding what sits around a property today versus what could change later. That context can matter as much as the house itself.
Several schools are nearby, including Athena Consolidated School, Greenfield Elementary, Elm Street Elementary School, Summerside Intermediate School, and Three Oaks Senior High. If school proximity is a priority, map your routine to the specific locations rather than assuming one default option.
With a Walk Score of 39/100 and Bike Score of 46/100, many households will still structure errands around driving. Make sure the home’s location works for the places you’ll use most often, such as Ken's NOFRILLS Summerside, Shoppers Drug Mart, and Summerside Medical Centre.
Selling in Wilmot is about making the property’s practical advantages easy to read: how the home lives as a detached property, how its condition compares within an established area, and how it connects to Summerside’s everyday destinations. Buyers aren’t only weighing finishes; they’re also weighing location convenience and the surrounding context where vacant land is part of the neighbourhood’s character.
Stage and market the parts of the home that differentiate detached living—how the interior flows and how the property functions day to day—because that’s a core reason people shop this neighbourhood.
Established areas often involve more variation in upkeep and updating. Make recent maintenance, upgrades, and remaining to-dos simple to understand so buyers can compare confidently.
Because vacant land is also common, buyers will pay attention to what surrounds the home. Help them quickly grasp the setting they’re buying into today and the nearby context.
Tie the home to the nearby essentials that define Wilmot’s convenience—shopping, health services, parks, and schools—so buyers can picture the routine the location supports.
Wilmot is a central Summerside neighbourhood where the core draw is being near the city’s everyday infrastructure—schools, shopping, health services, parks—while still living in a mostly detached-home environment. Vacant land being common adds a layer of change and opportunity that not every established area has. It’s a practical fit for people who want convenience without needing a fully walkable lifestyle, and it’s less compelling if car-light living is the priority.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walk Score 39 · Bike Score 46
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Stuart Hall, REALTOR® · Licence #LIC-00651009 · Century 21 Bravo
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