Bungalows for sale in Stittsville are among the community’s most sought-after and scarce homes, prized for single-level living, larger lots, and no-stairs accessibility. They command a premium over comparable two-storey homes because demand from downsizers, retirees, and buyers planning to age in place consistently outpaces the limited supply. As of mid-2026, most Stittsville bungalows sell well into the detached-home price range, commonly from the low-$700,000s upward depending on size, age, lot, and whether the lower level is finished or walks out.
Below you’ll find every active bungalow listing in Stittsville, updated throughout the day. Because true bungalows come to market infrequently here, the guide underneath covers who they suit, what drives the price, where to find them, and what to check before you buy — especially on older homes, where my trades background does real work.
83 Forest Creek Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Innovation Realty Ltd.
56 Kayenta Street
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
700 - 1,100 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Jenna & Co. Group Realty
17 Pine Needles Court
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,400 - 1,599 sqft
One Percent Realty Ltd.
16 Heather Glen Court
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
Innovation Realty Ltd.
2063 Dwyer Hill Road
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
700 - 1,100 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
12 Kittansett Court
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
Coldwell Banker First Ottawa Realty
18 Daphne Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
900 - 999 sqft
Royal LePage Performance Realty
1134 Stittsville Main Street
Ottawa, Ontario
5 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Coldwell Banker First Ottawa Realty
23 Glen Abbey Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,400 - 1,599 sqft
Innovation Realty Ltd.
19 Pine Needles Court
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,400 - 1,599 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
66 Kayenta Street W
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
700 - 1,100 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
16 - 32 Innesbrook Court
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
2,000 - 2,249 sqft
Century 21 Synergy Realty Inc.
Why bungalows carry a premium in Stittsville
A bungalow puts all the main living space on one floor, and that single feature drives outsized demand. It removes stairs for buyers thinking about mobility now or later; it lives larger than its square footage suggests, and it usually sits on a wider lot than a comparable two-storey — because a single-storey footprint simply takes more land. Ottawa’s single-family detached average sat near $825,000 in mid-2026 per the Ottawa Real Estate Board, and bungalows frequently price at or above that within a given community.
Supply is the other half of the story. Most of Stittsville’s growth over the past two decades has been two-storey singles and townhomes, so bungalows are a small slice of the housing stock. Demand, meanwhile, keeps building: Statistics Canada tracks a steadily aging population across the country and the Ottawa region, and single-level homes are exactly what a large cohort of downsizers is competing for.
When a good bungalow lists, it tends to draw attention quickly. In the balanced-to-tight conditions seen through mid-2026, a well-presented bungalow could move faster than the community average, so being pre-approved and ready to view matters more here than on higher-supply property types.
Who buys a bungalow in Stittsville?
The demand comes from a few clear groups, and I match my approach to which one you’re in.
Downsizers leaving a larger family home want to stay in the community they know without the stairs and upkeep — often selling a two-storey to move into a bungalow within a few kilometres. Retirees and buyers planning to age in place value single-level living and the option to add accessibility features. Families sometimes choose a bungalow for the open, ranch-style layout and the finished lower level as flexible space for teens, guests, or a home office. And buyers wanting a bungalow with a walkout or an in-law suite are after the multi-generational flexibility that a single-level home with a bright lower level can offer.
If you’re downsizing and selling a Stittsville home to do it, the selling in Stittsville guide is the right starting point, because for most bungalow buyers the sale and the purchase happen together.
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Where to find bungalows in Stittsville
Bungalows turn up in a few predictable places here. The established village core and older Stittsville hold many of the community’s original single-storey homes, some on generous lots with mature trees and renovation upside. The Amberwood community — built around its golf and country club — includes a share of bungalows and single-level living that appeals strongly to downsizers. Scattered through Deer Run, Bryanston Gate, and the older phases of newer communities, you’ll find custom and builder bungalows, including bungalow-lofts that add a partial second level over part of the home.
Because they’re spread thin, I set up alerts across every pocket rather than watching one, and I keep an ear out for homes before they hit the public feed. You can compare the pockets in the Stittsville neighbourhoods guide.
The trades-eye read on a bungalow — especially an older one
This is where my construction and electrical background earns its keep, because Stittsville’s best-value bungalows are often its older ones, and older homes reward a careful eye.
On an older bungalow I look hard at the electrical — the panel size, whether there’s any aluminum or older wiring, and whether past work went through an Electrical Safety Authority permit — because upgrading a service or rewiring is real money. I check the foundation and grading, the age of the roof and windows, and whether the basement has been finished in a way that traps moisture. And on any bungalow with a basement or slab-on-grade, I talk about radon: Ottawa sits in an area where Health Canada recommends every home be tested, and single-storey homes with lots of ground contact are worth a test and, if needed, a straightforward mitigation. None of this is meant to scare you off an older bungalow — the opposite. Knowing what a home actually needs is how you buy the well-located one with upside instead of overpaying for cosmetics.
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Bungalows, accessibility, and aging in place
If you’re buying with the next twenty years in mind, a bungalow is the strongest starting point, and small choices at purchase make later changes easier. Wider hallways and doorways, a main-floor primary suite and laundry, a low or zero-step entry, and a bathroom that can take grab bars down the road all matter. Federal and provincial programs periodically support home accessibility improvements — the Government of Canada’s home accessibility resources are worth reviewing, and I can point you to what’s current. When I walk a bungalow with an aging-in-place buyer, I’m reading the layout for what it can become, not just what it is today.
Timing a bungalow purchase with your sale
Almost every bungalow buyer I work with is selling something first — usually a larger home in Stittsville or the west end. Because good bungalows are scarce and can move quickly, the timing question is real: do you sell first and risk missing the right bungalow, or buy first and carry two homes briefly? The answer depends on your equity and financing, and getting it wrong is the expensive mistake. Financing costs move with the Bank of Canada’s policy rate, and your closing budget needs to account for Ontario’s land transfer tax — both worth confirming before you commit. My job is to sequence the sale and the purchase so you’re protected on timing first and optimized on price second. Get current on the numbers on the Stittsville market trends page, see national context from the Canadian Real Estate Association and mortgage-side data from CMHC, and browse all homes for sale in Stittsville or the complete Stittsville real estate guide for the full picture.
Browse the active bungalow listings above, and set up an alert with me so you hear about the right one early — with this property type, being first to view is often what wins it.
Ready to find a Stittsville bungalow?
Tell me your budget, whether you need a finished or walkout lower level, and how important single-level accessibility is, and I’ll set up alerts across every Stittsville pocket. Call or text (613) 601-9333, or read more about how I work.
Bungalows For Sale in Stittsville (FAQs)
As of mid-2026, most Stittsville bungalows sell from the low-$700,000s upward, often at or above the detached-home average, because single-level homes are in short supply and in high demand. Price varies with lot size, age, and whether the lower level is finished or walks out. Verify current figures against the latest OREB data.
A bungalow places all main living space on one floor, which requires a larger lot and delivers stairs-free living that many buyers will pay a premium for. Limited supply in Stittsville, where most newer construction is two-storey, pushes bungalow prices higher still.
No — bungalows are a small share of Stittsville’s housing stock, since most of the community’s recent growth has been two-storey singles and townhomes. Good ones list infrequently and can sell quickly, so setting up alerts and being pre-approved matters.
The established village core and older Stittsville hold many original single-storey homes, and the Amberwood community includes bungalows that appeal to downsizers. You’ll also find custom and builder bungalows, including bungalow-lofts, scattered through several pockets.
Yes — single-level living with no stairs is the strongest starting point for aging in place. Look for a main-floor primary suite and laundry, a low-step entry, and a bathroom that can accommodate future grab bars.
Yes. Health Canada recommends testing every home, and single-storey homes with significant ground contact are worth a radon test, with straightforward mitigation available if levels are high. It’s a simple check I raise with every bungalow buyer.
