Townhomes for sale in Stittsville typically range from the mid-$500,000s to the high-$600,000s as of mid-2026, making them the most attainable way into one of Ottawa’s most in-demand west-end communities. They suit first-time buyers, young families, downsizers, and investors who want a newer home, low-maintenance living, and quick access to the Queensway without a detached-home price tag.
Below you’ll find every active townhome listing in Stittsville, updated throughout the day. Underneath the listings is a plain-language guide to what you’re actually buying here — the difference between freehold and condo townhouses, where the good pockets are, what they cost, and how to avoid the timing mistakes that catch move-up buyers.
414 Santa Anna Lane
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
6090 David Weins Street
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
Right At Home Realty
501 Sedgebrook Way
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
RE/MAX Absolute Realty Inc.
82 Whalings Circle
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
94 Porter Street
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
4 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Coldwell Banker First Ottawa Realty
809 Indica Street
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
203 Bensinger Way
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Bennett Property Shop Realty
1793 Maple Grove Road
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Coldwell Banker First Ottawa Realty
522 Culdaff Road
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 sqft
RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Group
103 Evelyn Powers Private
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
RE/MAX Absolute Realty Inc.
18 Daphne Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
900 - 999 sqft
Royal LePage Performance Realty
316 Aldworth Private
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,100 - 1,500 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.
715 Maverick Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
5 Crossing Bridge Court
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Coldwell Banker First Ottawa Realty
197 Bensinger Way
Ottawa, Ontario
4 Bedroom
4 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Bennett Property Shop Realty
14 - 12 Castle Harbour Court
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,400 - 1,599 sqft
Royal LePage Team Realty
1 Chantilly Gate
Ottawa, Ontario
3 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,500 - 2,000 sqft
Royal LePage Integrity Realty
16 Heather Glen Court
Ottawa, Ontario
2 Bedroom
3 Bathroom
1,200 - 1,399 sqft
Innovation Realty Ltd.
What a townhome in Stittsville actually costs
Stittsville townhomes generally sit below the community’s overall price point because the majority of the detached stock skews to larger family homes. Across Ottawa, the townhouse average sat near $543,000 in mid-2026 according to the Ottawa Real Estate Board, while Stittsville’s newer, larger executive townhomes often push past that into the low-to-mid $600,000s.
Price inside Stittsville turns on three things: whether the home is freehold or condo, the builder and age, and the pocket. A newer freehold end-unit in Jackson Trails or Fairwinds with a double garage lives in a different price band than an interior condo townhouse near the village core. In a balanced market — which is roughly where Ottawa sat through mid-2026, with homes trading slightly below asking — a well-priced Stittsville townhome tends to sell in a few weeks to about a month, though condition and pricing move that number more than the calendar does.
Freehold vs. condo townhouse: the difference that changes everything
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’re responsible for your own roof, windows, and yard. Most of Stittsville’s newer townhome enclaves — including much of Jackson Trails, Fairwinds, and Wyldewood — 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, and the monthly cost math only works once you know which one you’re looking at. I flag it on the first showing so you’re never surprised at the offer table.
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Where to find townhomes in Stittsville
Stittsville’s townhome stock is concentrated in its newer master-planned communities, most of them built over the last two decades by builders like Cardel, Mattamy, Tamarack, Richcraft, and Minto.
Jackson Trails and Fairwinds offer a large share of the freehold townhome inventory, with newer construction, sidewalks, and quick access to Terry Fox Drive. Wyldewood and Timbermere blend townhomes with singles in established, tree-lined settings. Newer phases like Blackstone and Potter’s Key on the community’s edges bring the most recent townhome designs, including three-storey and rear-lane models. Closer to the historic village core, you’ll find a smaller mix of older and infill townhomes within walking distance of Main Street’s shops and restaurants.
Each pocket carries a different commute, school catchment, and price, which is why I match buyers to a shortlist of communities before we tour rather than after. You can compare them in more detail on the Stittsville neighbourhoods guide.
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Who a Stittsville townhome suits
For first-time buyers, a townhome is often the entry point that keeps you inside Stittsville’s school catchments and lifestyle without stretching to a detached budget. If that’s you, the Stittsville first-time homebuyer guide walks through the province’s land transfer tax and first-time buyer rebate and the federal programs tracked by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.
For downsizers, a freehold end-unit offers single-family feel with far less yard. For investors, Stittsville townhomes have historically drawn stable tenant demand from professionals commuting to Kanata’s tech employers — the numbers and rental context are covered in the Stittsville investment guide. And for move-up buyers selling a condo or first townhome to buy a larger one in the same community, the real risk isn’t price — it’s timing two closings, which is the part I coordinate.
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 for 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 Stittsville 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. My job is to map that sequence with you before we write an offer, so the plan protects you first and optimizes price second. If you’re selling a Stittsville home to move up, start with the selling in Stittsville guide.
Getting current on the Stittsville market
Townhome pricing moves with the broader Stittsville market, and I keep the Stittsville market trends page current so you’re working from real numbers, not headlines. Ottawa’s board publishes monthly through OREB, national context comes from the Canadian Real Estate Association, and mortgage-side data — rates and qualifying — comes from CMHC and the Bank of Canada. When you’re ready to look beyond townhomes, browse all homes for sale in Stittsville or start with the complete Stittsville real estate guide.
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 — I’m available seven days a week.
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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, or learn more about how I work before we start.
Comparing freehold and condo townhomes? As a local Stittsville REALTOR®, I’ll walk you through the fees, maintenance and resale differences.
FAQs About Stittsville Townhomes For Sale
As of mid-2026, most Stittsville townhomes sell in the mid-$500,000s to the high-$600,000s, with newer freehold and executive end-units selling for higher prices. Condo townhouses often price lower than comparable freeholds but carry a monthly fee. 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. Most of Stittsville’s newer townhome enclaves are freehold, but always confirm before you offer, because it changes your monthly carrying costs and the review process.
Stittsville townhomes have historically seen steady rental demand from professionals commuting to Kanata’s technology employers, which supports both resale and rental interest. Returns depend on price, financing, and condo fees where applicable, so run the specific numbers before buying.
In the balanced market conditions seen through mid-2026, a well-priced Stittsville townhome generally sold within a few weeks to 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 condo corporation’s reserve fund, budget, and any special assessments. It’s a step I never skip with buyers.
Jackson Trails, Fairwinds, Wyldewood, Timbermere, and newer communities like Blackstone and Potter’s Key hold most of Stittsville’s townhome inventory. Each has a different commute, price band, and school catchment.
