Morgan’s Grant is one of Kanata’s most established family neighbourhoods, built out largely between the late 1990s and early 2010s and sitting directly north of the Kanata North Business Park. This guide covers the housing market, lifestyle, and what to know before buying or selling here, along with what Jason Polonski — REALTOR® with Right at Home Realty — sees working in Kanata’s real estate market.
For the full neighbourhood profile, see the Morgan’s Grant guide.
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Why Buyers Choose Morgan’s Grant
Morgan’s Grant sits north of the Kanata North Business Park, west of March Road and north of Terry Fox Drive — a genuinely short commute to Canada’s largest technology park, home to established employers like Nokia, Mitel, and Ericsson (which has been expanding its Kanata workforce as part of a federal partnership announced in recent years). The neighbourhood is well served by parks and recreation — Richcraft Recreation Complex, Trillium Woods Park, and trails through South March Highlands — along with OC Transpo routes, park-and-ride access, and quick Highway 417 connections. Kanata Centrum and the Signature Centre cover shopping and dining nearby.
Types of Homes for Sale in Morgan’s Grant
Morgan’s Grant’s housing stock is predominantly freehold townhouses, semi-detached homes, and detached two-storey family homes, most built between the late 1990s and early 2010s in a modern suburban style — open-concept layouts, finished basements, and spacious backyards are common throughout. Condominiums are also available in the broader Morgan’s Grant/South March area, generally in low-rise buildings with one to three bedrooms, offering a lower-maintenance option for buyers who don’t need a full house and yard.
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What Homes Cost in Morgan’s Grant
As of August 2026, active listings in Morgan’s Grant span a wide range — townhouses generally listing from the mid-$300,000s to around $700,000, and detached homes from roughly $725,000 up to $2.3 million for larger, newer properties. That spread reflects the neighbourhood’s genuine mix of housing types and ages rather than any single “typical” price point. Kanata as a whole has averaged around $750,000 in early 2026 market data, with detached homes running notably higher — a REALTOR® with direct MLS® access can provide exact comparables for a specific street or home style.
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Living in Morgan’s Grant
What draws buyers to Morgan’s Grant is as much the lifestyle as the housing itself: genuine walkability within the neighbourhood, quick access to Kanata North’s tech employment base, and a quiet, family-oriented atmosphere backed by an active community association. It’s consistently a strong fit for tech professionals who want a short commute, families prioritizing parks and schools, and investors drawn to steady demand in an established Kanata neighbourhood.
Buying in a Neighbourhood That Spans Two Decades of Construction
Because Morgan’s Grant was built out gradually from the late 1990s through the early 2010s, homes on different streets — sometimes just a few minutes apart — can differ meaningfully in age, construction methods, and typical condition. A late-1990s townhome and a 2010s-built detached home aren’t really the same product even though both fall under “Morgan’s Grant,” and it’s worth going into a search with that in mind rather than assuming uniform pricing or condition across the neighbourhood. An inspection appropriate to a property’s actual age matters more here than a generic checklist, since older sections of the neighbourhood are more likely to be due for updates to roofing, mechanical systems, or windows than newer pockets.
For buyers relocating for work at one of the nearby Kanata North employers, it’s also worth budgeting extra time for viewings if working within a tight timeline — the neighbourhood’s genuine variation in home age and style means a property that looks similar in photos to another a few streets away may need a materially different level of near-term investment.
Selling a Home in Morgan’s Grant
Morgan’s Grant listings do best when marketing speaks to the specific buyer segment a property is actually competing in — a family home should lead with yard space, school proximity, and room to grow, while a home closer to the business park can lean into commute time for Kanata North’s tech workforce. Pricing based on genuinely comparable recent sales matters more here than a single neighbourhood-wide average, given how much home age and style vary block to block.
Sellers of older homes in the neighbourhood benefit from having documentation ready for any major updates — roofing, furnace, windows — since buyers comparing a late-1990s home against newer inventory nearby will naturally ask what’s been maintained or replaced.
Working With a Local REALTOR® in Morgan’s Grant
Jason Polonski lives and works in Kanata, with direct, street-by-street knowledge of Morgan’s Grant specifically. He’s available seven days a week at (613) 601-9333 or by email at polonskiottawa@gmail.com to talk through buying or selling here.
Read more about his background on the About page or see verified client reviews on his Google Business Profile. For a dedicated agent profile, see Morgan’s Grant REALTOR®.
Morgan’s Grant is one of Kanata’s established communities. For prices, schools and how it compares with the rest of Kanata, see our Kanata real estate guide.
Morgan's Grant Homes For Sale (FAQs)
Mostly freehold townhouses, semi-detached homes, and detached two-storey family homes built between the late 1990s and early 2010s, along with condominiums in the broader Morgan’s Grant/South March area for buyers wanting lower-maintenance living.
As of August 2026, townhouses generally list from the mid-$300,000s to around $700,000, while detached homes range from roughly $725,000 to $2.3 million depending on size and age. Kanata overall has averaged around $750,000 in recent market data.
Morgan’s Grant sits directly north of the Kanata North Business Park, giving residents a genuinely short commute to employers like Nokia, Mitel, and Ericsson.
Yes — the neighbourhood offers parks including Trillium Woods Park and access to South March Highlands trails, the Richcraft Recreation Complex, and a quiet, community-oriented atmosphere backed by an active community association.
A REALTOR® with direct, street-level Kanata experience will generally serve buyers and sellers better than one working from citywide averages alone, particularly given how much Morgan’s Grant’s housing stock varies by age and type.
Yes — the neighbourhood was built out gradually from the late 1990s through the early 2010s, so homes on different streets can differ meaningfully in age and typical condition. An inspection appropriate to a property’s actual build era matters more here than a generic checklist.
Documentation of major updates — roofing, furnace, windows — helps a late-1990s home compete confidently against newer inventory nearby, since buyers comparing homes across the neighbourhood’s age range will naturally ask what’s been maintained or replaced.
