Condos for sale in Stittsville are mostly condo townhouses and a small number of low-rise units, not the high-rise apartments people often picture — because Stittsville is an overwhelmingly freehold, family-oriented community. They appeal to first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors who want low-maintenance ownership with the yard work, snow removal, and exterior upkeep handled by a condo corporation.
Below you’ll find the active condo-title listings in Stittsville, updated throughout the day. Underneath is an honest look at what “condo” actually means in this community, what the monthly fees cover, and how to read a status certificate before you commit.
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.
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
F - 1105 Stittsville Main Street
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
800 - 899 sqft
Paul Rushforth Real Estate Inc.
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
L - 1109 Stittsville Main Street
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
900 - 999 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
44 Meach Private
Ottawa, Ontario
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
1,000 - 1,199 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Pilon Group Realty
16 - 32 Innesbrook Court
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
2,000 - 2,249 sqft
Century 21 Synergy Realty Inc.
F - 1119 Stittsville Main Street
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
700 - 799 sqft
RE/MAX Absolute Realty Inc.
D - 1119 Stittsville Main Street
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
800 - 899 sqft
Bennett Property Shop Realty
What “condo” really means in Stittsville
This is the first thing I set straight, because it saves buyers a lot of confused searching. Stittsville has very little of the high-rise apartment-condo stock you’d find in Centretown or along the LRT. What it does have is condo townhouses — homes that look like any other townhouse from the street but are registered as condominiums, so they carry a monthly fee and a condo corporation — plus a limited number of low-rise and stacked units.
The practical result: if you’re searching for a “Stittsville condo,” most of what you’ll see is a townhouse with a condo title. That’s not a downside — for the right buyer it’s the whole appeal — but it changes how you compare listings and how you budget. A condo-title home means you’re buying into a corporation as well as a home, and both deserve a look before you offer.
What condos cost in Stittsville
Pricing spans a wide range because the product does. Across Ottawa, apartment-style condos averaged roughly $430,000 in mid-2026 according to the Ottawa Real Estate Board, while condo townhouses — which make up most of Stittsville’s condo inventory — typically price higher, overlapping the freehold townhome range depending on size, age, and location.
In practical terms, expect Stittsville condo-title homes to run from the high-$300,000s for smaller stacked or low-rise units up into the $500,000s and beyond for larger condo townhouses in newer communities. In the balanced conditions seen through mid-2026, well-priced units generally moved within a few weeks to about a month, often trading slightly below asking. Confirm current numbers against the Stittsville market trends page before you set a budget.
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What condo fees actually cover — and why they matter
Every condo carries a monthly fee, and understanding it is the difference between a smart purchase and a monthly surprise. The fee funds the condo corporation’s operating budget and its reserve fund, and what it covers varies by corporation. It may include exterior maintenance, roof and siding, snow removal, landscaping, building insurance for common elements, and management. It usually does not cover your own utilities or interior repairs.
A lower fee isn’t automatically better. A fee that’s too low can signal an underfunded reserve, which shows up later as a special assessment. That’s why I read the numbers, not just the monthly figure. The Condominium Authority of Ontario is the provincial body overseeing condos, and its resources explain your rights and the corporation’s obligations under the Condominium Act.
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The status certificate: never skip it
Before your offer on any Stittsville condo becomes firm, you review the status certificate. This document discloses the corporation’s financial health — the reserve fund balance, the current budget, any planned or in-progress special assessments, and any legal issues the corporation is involved in. The Condominium Authority of Ontario’s status certificate guidance explains what’s inside.
I treat the status certificate as a condition, not a formality. A beautiful unit inside a corporation with a thin reserve and a pending window-and-siding project is a very different purchase than the listing photos suggest, and the certificate is where that shows up. Reading it properly is where a trades background helps — I know what a roof, an envelope, or a mechanical replacement actually costs, so I can tell you whether the reserve is realistic for the building’s age.
Which Stittsville condo suits
For first-time buyers, a condo or townhouse can be the most affordable door into Stittsville, with the trade-off of a monthly fee in exchange for less maintenance. The Stittsville first-time homebuyer guide covers the land transfer tax first-time buyer rebate and the federal supports summarized by CMHC.
For downsizers leaving a detached home, a condo means someone else handles the snow and the lawn — a real quality-of-life change. For investors, condo townhouses draw tenant demand from professionals working in nearby Kanata, though the monthly fee has to be built into your return calculation; the Stittsville investment guide works through that math. And for buyers weighing condo living against the day-to-day cost of the community, the cost of living in Stittsville guide puts fees in context.
Location, lifestyle, and getting around
Most of Stittsville’s condo-title homes sit within the newer master-planned communities and near the village core, putting shops, restaurants, and the Trans Canada Trail within reach. Stittsville is served by OC Transpo bus routes connecting to the wider Ottawa transit network; you can review the specifics on the Stittsville transit options guide. For families, catchments matter even in a condo — the Stittsville schools guide breaks them down. And for green space, the community’s parks and recreation are covered in the parks, trails, and recreation guide.
Buying a condo while selling your current home
If you’re selling a house to move into a low-maintenance condo, the timing is the part that trips people up — you’re coordinating a sale and a purchase, and the order matters. My approach is to plan that sequence first so you’re never forced into a rushed decision, then work on price. If you’re selling in Stittsville to downsize, start with the selling in Stittsville guide, browse all homes for sale in Stittsville, and see the full picture in the complete Stittsville real estate guide.
Browse the active condo listings above, and when one is worth a closer look, reach out — I’ll pull the status certificate and walk you through it before you commit.
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Condos For Sale in Stittsville (FAQs)
Yes, but most are condo townhouses rather than high-rise apartments, plus a small number of low-rise and stacked units. Stittsville is a predominantly freehold, family-oriented community, so its condo inventory is smaller and different from downtown Ottawa’s.
As of mid-2026, smaller stacked or low-rise condo units in Stittsville can start in the high-$300,000s, while larger condo townhouses often run into the $500,000s and beyond. Verify current figures against the latest OREB data before budgeting.
Condo fees fund the corporation’s operating budget and reserve fund, and typically cover exterior maintenance, snow removal, landscaping, and common-element insurance, though coverage varies by corporation. They usually don’t cover your own utilities or interior repairs.
A status certificate discloses a condo corporation’s financial health, including its reserve fund and any special assessments. Yes — always review it before your offer becomes firm, because it reveals risks the listing photos never show.
They can be, because a condo townhouse is often the most affordable way into Stittsville. The trade-off is a monthly fee in exchange for lower maintenance, so factor that fee into your qualifying budget.
Condo townhouses in Stittsville draw tenant demand from professionals working in nearby Kanata, but the monthly fee has to be built into your return. Run the specific numbers on any unit before you buy.
