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West London, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Sifton Bog
  • IB high school
  • Wide lots
  • Two golf courses
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~$780KAverage sale price
~21 daysTypical time to sell
15 minDrive to downtown
IBDiploma at Oakridge Secondary
Oakridge real estate

Oakridge homes for sale

The newest houses, townhomes and condos for sale in Oakridge, London Ontario, updated daily. Inventory here is tighter than across London, so ask us about anything you don't see here.

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Oakridge is made for

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A great fit

Most families buy a 1970s or 1980s two storey north of Oxford, about $700K to $950K.

IB diplomaOnly TVDSB school with it
Lots of choicePublic, Catholic, French immersion, private
Oakridge Optimist ParkPool, spray pad, ball diamond and arena

Maybe not for you if you're going car free, want nightlife close by, or need an entry level detached price.

The overview

Living in Oakridge: the best bits

This west end neighbourhood is green, established and full of families, planned from the start with curving streets and wide lots. Many people buy here and stay for decades. Errands are done where Hyde Park Rd meets Oxford St W, the Sifton Bog sits right beside Oxford Street, and golf and river trails run along the south side.

Sifton Bog, Oakridge
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Sifton Bog

Walk a 370 m boardwalk over a protected, floating peat bog to Redmond's Pond.

School choice, Oakridge

School choice

Public, Catholic, French immersion and private, plus the IB diploma.

Oakridge Optimist Park, Oakridge

Oakridge Optimist Park

Outdoor pool, spray pad, tennis, a ball diamond and a renovated arena.

Two golf courses, Oakridge

Two golf courses

Thames Valley, London's oldest public course, and the London Hunt Club.

Hyde Park Plaza, Oakridge

Hyde Park Plaza

Remark Fresh Markets and Shoppers Drug Mart, plus a bank and a Starbucks.

Wide lots, mature trees, Oakridge

Wide lots, mature trees

Brick bungalows south of Oxford, two storey family homes to the north.

Getting around

How far is Oakridge from everything?

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
Hyde Park Plaza0.255105
Sifton Bog0.8105155
Oxford and Wonderland shops1.92510155
Springbank Park and Storybook Gardens5.060203510
Hyde Park Power Centre5.060203010
Western University7.085303515
Downtown London7.185303515
University Hospital7.385303515
Boler Mountain8.095304515
Victoria Hospital10.1120405020
Komoka Provincial Park12.3·50·20
London Airport19.3·758035

Estimates from Oxford St W and Hyde Park Rd, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Oakridge schools, parks and restaurants

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Attendance boundaries change. Confirm the school for any address with the Thames Valley DSB or London District Catholic School Board. Restaurants open and close, so check before you go.

Touring a home for sale in Oakridge, London Ontario
~$780KAverage sale
~21 daysTo sell
97.4%Of asking
Oakridge home prices

What homes cost in Oakridge, London Ontario

Oakridge sells above the London average of about $620K, and inventory is tighter than the city's. Here's roughly what each type costs today.

  • Condos and apartmentsScattered low and mid rise buildings$335K to $550K
  • TownhomesTownhome complexes across the area$480K to $680K
  • 1950s and 1960s bungalowsSouth of Oxford, wide lots$600K to $800K
  • 1970s and 1980s two storeysNorth of Oxford, 3 to 4 bedrooms$700K to $950K
  • Newer and executive homesOakridge Crossing, Riverside Dr, Hunt Club$850K to $2.6M

Oakridge, August 2026. LSTAR and CREA data via Envelope RE. Bands are published 2026 ranges (Cassidy & Co.) and September 2026 listings. For your street, ask us for recent sold prices.

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    What's coming

    What's changing in Oakridge

    New homes, schools, parks and transit. Here's where each one stands.

    Construction from 2026
    Approved

    Oxford Street West widening

    A future four lane road with a cycling route. Phase two is planned for 2031.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
    Nov 2024
    Open

    Sifton Bog expansion

    About 18 more acres, with new trails and an eastern buffer.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    CBC News
    Reported June 2024
    Planned

    Cherryhill area redevelopment

    About 3,800 units planned just east of Oakridge, near Oxford St W and Westfield Dr.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    CBC News
    Ongoing
    Building out

    Oakridge Crossing and Deer Ridge West

    Newer detached homes at the northern edge of Oakridge.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Cassidy & Co.
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    Should you live in Oakridge?

    We'd rather lose a sale than put someone on the wrong street. This is the conversation we have on the first call.

    Oakridge is a strong fit if you

    • Want strong school choice, including the IB diploma at Oakridge Secondary
    • Want a detached home on a wide lot with mature trees
    • Would like to renovate an original 1950s or 1960s bungalow
    • Would walk the Sifton Bog boardwalk or golf on weekends
    • Plan to stay a while. About 85% of homes here are owner occupied

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want to live without a car. Transit is less frequent than central London
    • Want nightlife close by. Dining is mostly in plazas
    • Need an entry level detached price. Oakridge averages well above the city
    • Mind traffic. Oxford St W is busy, and widening work is planned

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    Good to know

    Oakridge, London Ontario at a glance

    Postal codeN6H
    City wardWard 8
    PopulationAbout 16,730 (2011)
    BordersCN rail line, Wonderland Rd N, Thames River, Sanatorium Rd
    Built1950s to 1980s, newer pockets since the 1990s
    A little history

    How Oakridge got here

    1. 1892

      Hazelden Manor goes up as a summer residence for Colonel John W. Little, later London's mayor.

    2. 1910

      The Queen Alexandra Sanatorium opens above the Thames to treat tuberculosis.

    3. 1924

      Thames Valley Golf Club is established, now London's oldest public course.

    4. 1950

      Sifton Properties starts Oakridge Acres on October 12, with 1,649 homes on 74 acres.

    5. 1959

      Oakridge High School opens, and the London Hunt Club opens its new course on Oxford St W.

    6. 1960

      London annexes the area, and Oakridge Park hosts the fourth annual Parade of Homes.

    Oakridge, London Ontario: your questions answered

    Something else on your mind? Call or text Mackenzie and Dan at 519-670-3027.

    Is Oakridge a good place to live?

    For families, move up buyers and anyone who wants a detached home on a wide lot, yes. Oakridge has strong school choice, including the IB diploma at Oakridge Secondary, plus the Sifton Bog and two golf courses. It is less suited to going car free or wanting nightlife close by.

    Where is Oakridge in London, Ontario?

    Oakridge is in London's west end, on the Thames River's north side. Roughly, its edges are the CN rail line (north), Wonderland Road (east), the river (south) and Sanatorium Road (west).

    How much does a house in Oakridge cost?

    Homes here averaged $779,771 in August 2026, compared with $620,282 citywide. The first bungalows below Oxford Street usually begin near $600,000. In September 2026, executive homes on Riverside Drive and by the Hunt Club were listed from about $1 million to $2.6 million.

    What schools serve Oakridge?

    On the public side, younger kids can go to Clara Brenton, John Dearness, Riverside, Westdale or West Oaks French Immersion. Catholic choices are St. Paul and Notre Dame, and Matthews Hall is independent. Oakridge Secondary and St. Thomas Aquinas are both inside the neighbourhood. Always confirm with the board for a specific address.

    Does Oakridge Secondary offer the IB program?

    Yes. Across the Thames Valley District School Board, only Oakridge Secondary has the International Baccalaureate diploma.

    Are the houses in Oakridge old?

    Most houses went up between the 1950s and 1980s. Building started south of Oxford Street in the 1950s and 60s, moved north of it in the 1970s and 80s, and still goes on at the north end and on Riverside Drive.

    What is the Sifton Bog?

    It's a protected peat bog that floats, found just south of Oxford Street West. Melting glacial ice created it about 13,000 years ago. Follow the 370 metre boardwalk out to Redmond's Pond and look for rare plants, carnivorous ones among them.

    How long does it take to get downtown from Oakridge?

    It's about 15 minutes by car when traffic is light, or about 35 minutes by bus. Buses come less often here than in the middle of the city.

    Is Oakridge good for downsizers?

    It can be. Townhomes, one floor homes and detached condo pockets like Hazel Lanes let longtime locals downsize without leaving, and the shops at Oxford and Hyde Park are close by.

    What is changing in Oakridge?

    Oxford Street West is set to be widened, with phase one of the work expected to begin in 2026. In 2024 the Sifton Bog added about 18 acres of new trails. Big redevelopment is also coming to Cherryhill, just to the east.

    What is the postal code for Oakridge?

    Oakridge addresses use the N6H postal code prefix. Oakridge is part of Ward 8 in the City of London.

    Guide last updated by Mackenzie and Dan Hinschberger, RE/MAX Centre City Realty Inc., Brokerage.

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