Townhomes for sale in Kanata typically range from the mid-$500,000s to the high-$600,000s as of mid-2026, offering a practical middle ground between an entry-level condo and a detached home in Ottawa’s west-end tech hub. They suit first-time buyers, young families, professionals commuting to the Kanata North technology park, and investors who want a newer home with low maintenance and quick highway access.
Below you’ll find every active townhome listing in Kanata, updated throughout the day. Underneath the listings is a straightforward guide to what you’re buying here — the difference between freehold and condo townhouses, where the good pockets are, what they cost, and how to time a townhome purchase if you’re selling first.
272 Elsie Macgill Walk
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
125 Woodmill Terrace W
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
15 Angus Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
161 - 70 Edenvale Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
B - 409 Pickford Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
C - 500 Eldorado Private
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
1125 Tischart Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
2,000 - 2,500 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
1196 Tischart Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
118 Zingiber Terrace
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
116 Zingiber Terrace
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
8 - 520 Fenerty Court
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,000 - 1,199 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
8 - 107 Castlefrank Road
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
Right At Home Realty
393 Livery Street
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Ottawa Property Shop Realty Inc.
565 Remnor Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
4 Bedroom
4 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
563 Remnor Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
934 Burwash Landing Way
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
What a townhome in Kanata actually costs
Kanata townhomes sit between the community’s condos and its detached homes on price. Across Ottawa, the townhouse average sat near $543,000 in mid-2026 according to the Ottawa Real Estate Board, and Kanata’s newer and larger executive townhomes often reach into the low-to-mid $600,000s, while older interior units and condo townhomes price lower.
Three things move the number: whether the home is freehold or condo, the age and builder, and the neighbourhood. A newer freehold end-unit with a double garage in a family community lives in a different band than an older interior condo townhouse near a shopping centre. Kanata has been a balanced market through mid-2026, with the median home selling within about a month and slightly below asking, so a well-priced townhome in good condition tends to move without a long wait. Keep the Kanata real estate trends page and Kanata home prices close for current figures.
Freehold vs. condo townhouse: the difference that changes your budget
This is the single most important thing to understand before you make an offer, and it’s where I slow buyers down.
A freehold townhome means you own the home and the land it sits on, with no monthly condo fee and no condo corporation. You handle your own roof, windows, and yard. Many of Kanata’s townhome enclaves are freehold.
A condo townhouse looks identical from the street but comes with a monthly fee and a condo corporation that maintains the common elements, and sometimes the roof, siding, and snow removal. The fee lowers your maintenance workload but raises your carrying cost, and it means a status certificate review before you firm up — a step I never skip, because the reserve fund and any special assessments live in that document.
Neither is better; they’re different products for different buyers. The monthly math only works once you know which one you’re looking at, so I flag it on the first showing.
Sell Your Ottawa Home for Just 1% Listing Commission
Why pay 2.5% listing commission to sell your home when you don't have to? Jason Polonski lists Ottawa homes for a simple 1% listing commission. Full MLS® and REALTOR.ca exposure, professional photography, powerful online marketing, expert pricing, and a skilled negotiator fighting for every dollar of your sale price. Top-tier service — you just keep thousands more when your home sells. Smart sellers are already making the switch. Your home deserves the best, and your wallet deserves a break.
Where to find townhomes in Kanata
Kanata’s townhome stock is spread across its established and newer communities, each with a different price, commute, and school catchment.
Bridlewood and Katimavik offer a large share of the more accessible townhome inventory in established, amenity-rich settings. Glen Cairn and Beaverbrook blend townhomes into mature, tree-lined neighbourhoods close to transit. In and around Kanata Lakes and the north end, you’ll find newer and executive townhomes that carry a premium for their proximity to top-rated schools and the technology park. You can compare the pockets in detail on the best neighbourhoods in Kanata guide and the individual community pages for Bridlewood and Katimavik.
Because each pocket carries a different commute and catchment, I match buyers to a shortlist of communities before we tour rather than after.
Get Cash Back When You Buy a Home in Ottawa
Can you get cash back when buying a home in Ottawa? Yes. Jason Polonski, a Chairman's Club REALTOR® serving Ottawa and Kanata, shares part of his commission with buyers — up to $3,000 cash back at closing.* You still get full-service, award-winning representation: expert pricing, sharp negotiation, and hands-on guidance from first showing to keys in hand. No cut corners and no rebate-only shortcuts — just real money back in your pocket when you buy your Ottawa or Kanata home.
Who a Kanata townhome suits
For first-time buyers, a townhome keeps you inside Kanata’s school catchments and lifestyle without stretching to a detached budget. The buying a home in Kanata guide covers the process, and provincial and federal supports like the land transfer tax first-time buyer rebate and the resources from CMHC can help.
For families, a townhome near strong schools — reviewed in the Kanata schools guide, with official catchments from the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board — is often the smart entry into a community you plan to grow into. For investors, Kanata townhomes draw stable tenant demand from professionals working at the Kanata North technology park; the investing in Kanata real estate guide works through the numbers. And for move-up buyers selling a condo or first townhome to buy a larger one, the real risk isn’t price — it’s coordinating two closings.
The trades-eye read on a townhome.
My background is in the construction and electrical trades, and that shapes how I walk a townhome. On newer builds, I look at the electrical panel capacity for future EV charging, the HVAC sizing for a tall three-storey stack, and how the builder handled the party-wall and attic firebreaks. On resale units I check the small signs — efflorescence on foundation walls, grading that pushes water toward the home, and any owner-done electrical that skipped an Electrical Safety Authority permit. It’s the difference between a clean inspection and a five-figure surprise, and it costs you nothing to have someone who reads homes for a living in the room.
Buying and selling a townhome at the same time
Most of my Kanata townhome clients aren’t just buying — they’re selling something first, or at the same time. That’s where a timing mistake gets expensive. Do you buy before you sell and risk carrying two properties, or sell first and risk having nowhere to land? There’s no universal answer; it depends on your equity, your financing, and how tight the pocket you’re buying into is, with rates tracked by the Bank of Canada.
My job is to map that sequence with you before we write an offer. If you’re selling a Kanata home to move up, start with the selling your home in Kanata guide, and see the full picture in the Kanata real estate guide or by browsing all houses for sale in Kanata.
For other options, compare Kanata condos and single-level bungalows, explore houses in Kanata North, or see homes priced under $500,000. Browse the active townhome listings above, and when one is worth a closer look, reach out, and we’ll book a showing that fits your schedule.
Ready to tour Kanata townhomes?
Send me the listings you’re watching, or tell me your budget and must-haves, and I’ll build you a shortlist that fits both. Call or text (613) 601-9333, seven days a week.
Why work with Jason Polonski
I’m Jason Polonski, a full-time REALTOR® with Right at Home Realty and a Kanata specialist with 15+ years of experience and hundreds of buyers and sellers behind me across the West End. My background gives you an edge most agents can’t: a Bachelor of Commerce with a double major in Marketing and Finance from Concordia University, paired with hands-on construction and electrical trades experience and a technical diploma in Construction Electricity.
On a townhome, that means I can read the numbers and the build in the same walkthrough — what a home is worth, and what it will actually cost you to own. I work as a move coordinator, leading with a clear plan rather than a listing pitch, because my job is to help you avoid a timing mistake first and optimize price second. That approach is behind recognition, including the Best in Ottawa Top REALTOR® award (2026, seven years running). Learn more about how I work or reach me any day of the week.
Townhomes for Sale in Kanata (FAQs)
As of mid-2026, most Kanata townhomes sell in the mid-$500,000s to high-$600,000s, with newer freehold and executive end-units reaching higher and older or condo townhomes priced lower. Verify current figures against the latest OREB data before you budget.
A freehold townhome means you own the home and land with no condo fee, while a condo townhouse comes with a monthly fee and a condo corporation that maintains common elements. Always confirm which one a listing is before you offer, because it changes your monthly carrying cost.
Bridlewood and Katimavik hold much of the accessible townhome inventory, while Glen Cairn and Beaverbrook offer townhomes in mature settings, and the north end carries newer, executive options. Each has a different price band, commute, and school catchment.
Kanata townhomes see steady rental demand from professionals working at the Kanata North technology park, which supports both resale and rental interest. Returns depend on price, financing, and any condo fees, so run the specific numbers first.
In the balanced market conditions seen through mid-2026, a well-priced Kanata townhome generally sold within about a month. Pricing and condition affect that timeline more than the season does.
Yes. For any condo or townhouse, review the status certificate before your offer becomes firm — it discloses the reserve fund, budget, and any special assessments. It’s a step I never skip with buyers.
