City Northwest

Your comprehensive guide to City Northwest, Kingston, Ontario

Neighbourhood Vibe

Family & Community Centric

Safe, friendly streets lined with mature trees and parks.

Property Pulse

$850,000 Avg List

Solid inventory of detached family houses and townhomes.

Community Canvas

172,546 Residents

Rich tapestry of families, kids under 10, and professionals.

What You'll Love

Parks & Schools

High academic rankings and beautiful outdoor spaces.

Local Active Listings

Browse active properties for sale in this area.

No active listings found in this specific area.
Home Buyer Edge

Benefits of Browsing Just Listed Properties in City Northwest, Kingston

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Motivated Sellers

Newly listed sellers are eager to receive serious offers and negotiate terms before setting offer dates.

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Accurate Price Valuation

Compare initial asking prices against recent Kingston sold data to spot underpriced gems immediately.

Region Overview

Explore City Northwest

City Northwest, Kingston, Ontario, is a rapidly growing and increasingly desirable community nestled just north of the historic downtown core. It's known for its family-friendly atmosphere, a slower pace of life than the bustling city center, and a strong sense of community. Expect tree-lined streets, beautifully maintained homes, and a welcoming vibe – it’s a place where neighbors know each other and community events are eagerly anticipated. Unlike downtown Kingston, City Northwest offers a more relaxed lifestyle, but it’s surprisingly convenient, with easy access to amenities and necessary services. Housing options in City Northwest are incredibly diverse, ranging from charming bungalows and sprawling single-family homes to newer townhouses and condominiums, catering to a wide range of budgets and family sizes. Getting around is relatively straightforward with access to Queen’s Park Transit, numerous bus routes servicing the area, and convenient proximity to Highway 401 for those who commute. This vibrant, expanding neighborhood is a fantastic choice for families and individuals seeking a blend of affordability, tranquility, and access to Kingston’s vibrant cultural scene – a truly excellent place to call home. Consider exploring areas near Picton and the waterfront for access to numerous outdoor recreational activities as well. This area’s popularity has driven up housing prices, so be prepared for a competitive market if you're looking to buy a home in City Northwest Kingston.

💡 Insider Tips & Hidden Gems

Beyond the basics, City Northwest holds some real treasures! For a delicious and locally-sourced meal, skip the usual chain restaurants and head to ‘The Commons’ – it’s a popular spot for breakfast and coffee with seriously good pastries. Don’t miss ‘Island Lake Park’ – it’s a short drive away and offers stunning views, hiking trails, and a fantastic spot for a picnic. If you’re a craft beer enthusiast, check out ‘Kingston Brewery’ in nearby Odessa – it's a bit of a drive but worth it for the unique brews and relaxed atmosphere. A local secret is ‘Little Riet’s’, a hidden little shop on Highway 33, selling incredibly unique and beautiful hand-crafted pottery. For a quick, healthy bite, try ‘The Green Bean’ – they have fantastic smoothies and salads. Finally, keep an eye out for the local farmers' market held on Saturdays at the Kingston Exhibition Grounds – it’s a great way to meet neighbours and stock up on fresh produce. Parking can be limited, so consider biking or walking when possible. And finally, join the City Northwest Community Facebook group – it’s a fantastic way to stay informed about local events and happenings!

Market Stats & Trends

Home Prices & Values in Kingston

The asking price of homes for sale in Kingston has decreased 4.54% since last year, while the number of homes for sale has increased 7.6%. See more Kingston Home Prices & Values.

House
Median Asking Price
$1.1M
Townhouse
Median Asking Price
$778K
Condo
Median Asking Price
$555K

Find Real Estate & MLS® Listings in Kingston

SousaSells.ca has the most thorough, up-to-date set of Kingston real estate listings. Currently, Kingston has 668 homes for sale, including 348 houses, 83 condos, and 0 townhouses listed for sale. The average price for all home types in Kingston is $828K, which is down 4.7% compared to last year.

Kingston is home to 16 unique neighbourhoods. With SousaSells.ca you'll be able to find the hottest Kingston neighbourhoods, the best schools in the city, and evaluate nearby amenities. Check out the upcoming open houses in Kingston to tour homes in person. Narrow down your home search to filter by price, bedrooms, size or search by our map of MLS® listings for Canada-wide real estate.

If you’re looking for rentals instead of properties for sale, SousaSells has a comprehensive set of 167 Kingston rental listings, including 58 houses and 108 apartments/condos for rent.

MLS® Listing data for Kingston is updated every 15 minutes to provide you the most-up-to-date home listings. Get in touch with one of our Kingston real estate agents to get started on landing your dream home today.

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Median Age

The median age of residents in this area.

42.8 Yrs

Home Ownership

Percentage of owner-occupied households.

63% Owners

People & Families

Demographics, age distribution, household size and makeup.

Age Demographics (Detailed Ranges)

Household Composition

One-person households
30%
Families with children
35%
Couples without children
31%
Other households
4%

Ethnic Origins

English26%
Irish26%
Scottish22%
Canadian17%
German10%

Local Schools

Ratings, ranking and classification of elementary and secondary schools.

Elementary Schools

Public
Rating:6.4

Cataraqui Woods

1255 Birchwood Drive, Kingston, Ontario, K7P 2G6

FRASER RANK1282
Public
Rating:6.3

St Marguerite Bourgeoys

355 Waterloo Drive, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 8P5

FRASER RANK1348
Public
Rating:6.5

Lancaster Drive

1020 Lancaster Drive, Kingston, Ontario, K7P 2R7

FRASER RANK1210
Public
Rating:4.7

Truedell

641 Truedell Road, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 6W6

FRASER RANK2337
Public
Rating:6.3

Lord Strathcona

251 McMahon Avenue, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 3H4

FRASER RANK1348
Public
Rating:4.0

Bayridge

1059 Taylor Kidd Boulevard, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 6J9

FRASER RANK2624
Catholic
Rating:6.5

St Paul Catholic

266 McMahon Avenue, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 3H2

FRASER RANK1210
Public
Rating:7.7

Madeleine-de-Roybon

72 Gilmour Avenue, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 9G6

FRASER RANK480
Public
Rating:5.8

John XXIII

736 Mona Drive, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 5Z9

FRASER RANK1703

Secondary Schools

Public
Rating:7.3

Marie-Rivier

711 Dalton Avenue, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 8N6

FRASER RANK158
Public
Rating:7.0

Holy Cross

1085 Woodbine Road, Kingston, Ontario, K7P 2V9

FRASER RANK220
Public
Rating:6.6

Bayridge

1059 Taylor Kidd Boulevard, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 6J9

FRASER RANK294
Public
Rating:7.0

Frontenac

1789 Bath Road, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 4Y3

FRASER RANK220

Homes & Housing

Ownership rates, home structure distributions and listing prices.

Structural Home Types

Tenure (Ownership vs Rental)

Owner-Occupied63%
Rented37%

Real Estate Pulse

AVERAGE LIST PRICE$850,000
ACTIVE LISTINGS1 Listed969 for sale • 1 for lease