STITTSVILLE REAL ESTATE
Recently Sold Homes in Stittsville
By Jason Polonski, REALTOR® with Right at Home Realty · Based next door in Kanata · 15+ years in Ottawa real estate · Updated October 2026
Recently sold homes in Stittsville show what buyers actually paid, not what sellers hoped to get. Every home on this page is one Jason Polonski listed and sold for a client in Stittsville, with the most recent sales first.
Jason’s office is a few minutes away in Kanata, and Stittsville is one of the communities he sells in most. The sales below cover the village core, established streets and the newer subdivisions of K2S and western K2V. They include freehold townhomes, bungalows, family homes and properties on larger lots.
Homes Jason Polonski Has Sold in Stittsville
Looking for the full picture? See recently sold homes in Ottawa and recently sold homes in Kanata, or read Jason’s guide to Stittsville neighbourhoods.
What Jason’s Stittsville Clients Say
What Is Your Stittsville Home Worth?
Jason will compare your home with recent Stittsville sales near you and give you an honest price range, with no cost and no pressure. You can also call or text him at (613) 601-9333, seven days a week.
What Kind of Homes Sell in Stittsville?
Stittsville was its own village in Goulbourn Township until it joined the City of Ottawa in 2001. It still feels like a small town, but most of its homes were built in the last 30 years, and new phases are still going up. That mix shapes who buys here.
The village core and established streets. Old Stittsville and the village core along Stittsville Main Street has older homes and bungalows on bigger lots, close to shops and the Trans Canada Trail. Established areas like Wyldewood and Fringewood attract buyers who want space and mature trees.
Family subdivisions. Jackson Trails and Fairwinds are mostly two-storey homes and freehold townhomes. Buyers here are often young families and move-up buyers coming from Kanata or Barrhaven for more house for the money.
Adult lifestyle living. Amberwood Village is built around a golf course and draws downsizers who want a bungalow, a quiet street and a community feel. Jason’s downsizing in Stittsville guide covers the options.
New construction. Builders are still active in south and west Stittsville. Every resale home in those areas competes with a new build down the road that comes with a Tarion warranty. Read new construction homes in Stittsville and new build vs resale.
What Moves the Sale Price of a Stittsville Home?
Two Stittsville homes with the same layout can sell well apart. These are the factors Jason sees make the biggest difference here.
The new build next door. In newer phases, buyers compare your home with what a builder is offering today. A resale home has to win on a finished basement, landscaping, fencing and being move-in ready, or on price.
Lot and backing. Homes backing onto parks, ponds, the trail or open space sell for more than homes backing onto Hazeldean Road, Terry Fox Drive or Fernbank Road. Larger lots in the established areas are scarce, and buyers pay for them. See Stittsville parks, trails and recreation.
Schools. Families check school boundaries before they book a showing. Buyers confirm them with the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and the Ottawa Catholic School Board. Jason’s Stittsville schools guide lists the schools by area.
Commute. Stittsville is a car-first community. Quick access to Highway 417 and to the Kanata North tech park matters to many buyers, and some check OC Transpo express routes for the downtown commute. Read public transit options in Stittsville.
Condition and builder quality. Even a 15-year-old home can need a furnace, air conditioner, roof or hot water tank. Some newer homes have builder-grade finishes that buyers plan to replace. Buyers and their inspectors notice both.
How Jason Uses Stittsville Sales to Price Your Home
Jason starts with homes like yours that sold recently in Stittsville: same area, same builder era, similar size and layout. City-wide numbers from the Ottawa Real Estate Board show the trend. They don’t tell you what your home is worth.
Then he walks through your home. Before real estate, Jason worked in construction and the electrical trades. He checks the structure, roof, electrical, plumbing and basement, and he tells you which updates will pay off before you list and which ones won’t.
Your MPAC assessment sets property tax, not market value, and Ontario assessments are still based on 2016 values. For more, read What’s My Home Worth?, Stittsville real estate market trends and selling your home in Stittsville.
Selling in Stittsville and Buying Your Next Home
Many of the Stittsville sellers on this page were also buying. Some moved up within Stittsville, some moved to Kanata to be closer to work, and some went out to Carp or Dunrobin for land. Others downsized to a bungalow in Amberwood Village.
One Stittsville seller described the sale as “remarkably smooth and stress-free” (Denis P., Google review). Jason’s first job is to get the timing right, so you aren’t carrying two homes or left without one on closing day. His second job is the best price. Start with selling and buying a home at the same time and the move-up buyer guide, or compare Kanata vs Stittsville, Stittsville vs Barrhaven and Stittsville vs Carp.
Sell Your Stittsville Home for 1% Listing Commission
You get full MLS® and REALTOR.ca exposure, professional photos, careful pricing and strong negotiation for a 1% listing commission on the final sold price. The buyer’s brokerage commission is separate. Learn about the 1% listing commission.
Why Stittsville Sellers Choose Jason Polonski
Jason Polonski is a full-time REALTOR® with Right at Home Realty, with his office at 19 Durbin Court in Kanata, minutes from Stittsville. He has helped hundreds of buyers and sellers across Ottawa for more than 15 years, and Stittsville is one of the communities he sells in most.
Jason was named a Top Choice REALTOR® in Kanata, Stittsville and Ottawa for 2026 and Best in Ottawa Top REALTOR® seven years in a row, and he won the Chairman’s Club Award in 2025 and 2021. He also holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Concordia University, with a double major in Marketing and Finance.
You can confirm any agent’s licence on the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) public register. Read what clients say on Jason’s reviews page and Google Business Profile, meet your Stittsville realtor, or browse Stittsville homes for sale. For the bigger picture, start with the Stittsville real estate guide.
Recently Sold Homes in Stittsville: Frequently Asked Questions
Jason has sold more than 30 homes in Stittsville, from the village core and established streets to Jackson Trails, Fairwinds and the newer phases in the south and west. His Kanata office is minutes away.
Ask for a free home evaluation. Jason compares your home with recent Stittsville sales, adjusts for condition, lot and updates, and gives you a realistic price range.
Sale prices for a specific home are available to REALTORS® through the MLS® System. The Ottawa Real Estate Board publishes city-wide figures each month, and property records can be bought through Ontario’s OnLand land registry.
Yes. In areas where builders are still selling, buyers compare resale homes with new ones. A resale home needs to offer something a new build doesn’t, such as a finished basement, landscaping or a lower price.
Yes. Stittsville became part of the City of Ottawa in 2001, when Goulbourn Township joined the amalgamated city. It keeps its own village main street and community identity.
Well-priced homes in good condition sell fastest, and spring is usually the busiest season. Read how to sell your house fast in Stittsville for a step-by-step plan.
