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Bungalows beyond a creek bridge in Stoney Creek, London, Ontario

Homes for sale inStoney Creek

Northeast London, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Family friendly
  • Four big parks
  • YMCA and library
  • Schools nearby
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~$694KMedian list price
~32 daysTypical days on market
20 minDrive to downtown
25 mYMCA lap pool at the community centre
Stoney Creek real estate

Stoney Creek homes for sale

The newest houses, townhomes and condos for sale in Stoney Creek, London Ontario, updated daily. This is Stoney Creek in London's northeast end, not the Hamilton community of the same name.

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Stoney Creek is made for

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A great fit

Most families buy three or four bedroom detached homes, roughly $580K to $1.2M.

Schools in the neighbourhoodStoney Creek PS and Mother Teresa CSS
Four big parksSpray pad, sports fields and open green space
YMCA and libraryPools, a gym and a library branch in one building

Maybe not for you if you rely on the bus, or want to walk to downtown.

The overview

Living in Stoney Creek: the best bits

Stoney Creek is a leafy suburb for families in London's northeast corner. The south end has 1970s and 1980s homes on treed lots, and the north end has grown since 2004. Four big parks, a YMCA with pools, a library branch and plazas along Adelaide Street cover most of daily life. Most people drive.

Community centre, YMCA and library, Stoney Creek

Community centre, YMCA and library

Pools, a gym, an indoor track and a library branch under one roof.

Constitution Park, Stoney Creek

Constitution Park

A spray pad, play gear, a basketball court and a soccer field.

Two eras of homes, Stoney Creek

Two eras of homes

1970s and 1980s streets in the south, and a north end built since 2004.

Schools close by, Stoney Creek

Schools close by

Local picks include Stoney Creek PS and Mother Teresa CSS.

Shopping on the edges, Stoney Creek

Shopping on the edges

Plazas at Sunningdale and Adelaide, and at Fanshawe Park and Adelaide.

Getting around

How far is Stoney Creek from everything?

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
Stoney Creek Commercial Centre0.9105155
Fanshawe Park and Adelaide plaza1.62010155
CF Masonville Place5.060202510
University Hospital6.275253015
Western University6.580253015
Fanshawe Conservation Area6.9·30·15
Fanshawe College7.2·303515
St. Joseph's Health Care7.5·303515
Downtown London9.2·354020
London Airport10.4·406020
Victoria Hospital12.7·506025

Estimates from Stoney Creek Community Centre, 920 Sunningdale Rd E, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Stoney Creek schools, parks and restaurants

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Stoney Creek PSOpen in Google Maps

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 Stoney Creek, London Ontario
~$694KMedian list
~32 daysOn market
~$388Per sq ft, listed
Stoney Creek home prices

What homes cost in Stoney Creek, London Ontario

Stoney Creek listings sit a little above the London average sale of about $620K, with homes at many price points. Here's roughly what each type costs today.

  • Apartment condosMainly older south end buildings$210K to $535K
  • TownhousesFound throughout the neighbourhood$425K to $670K
  • 1970s and 1980s detachedSouth of Sunningdale Rd E$580K to $800K
  • 2000s and newer detachedThe north end$750K to $1.2M

Stoney Creek, 2026 listing snapshots (ViewHomes, REW and Zolo), not sold prices. City average is August 2026 LSTAR and CREA data. For your street, ask us for recent sold prices.

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    What's coming

    What's changing in Stoney Creek

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

    April 2025
    Draft approved, extension requested

    Subdivision at 660 Sunningdale Rd E

    Low and medium density homes, parkland and walkways off Appletree Gate and Superior Dr.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
    Ongoing
    Building out

    Stoney North

    A new community at Adelaide St and Sunningdale Rd from Auburn Developments.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Auburn Developments
    Timing to be confirmed
    Planned

    Sunningdale Road widening

    Two to four lanes from Richmond St to Adelaide St, with a better Adelaide intersection.

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

    Stoney Creek YMCA expansion

    A 7,900 sq ft addition to the community centre's YMCA.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    YMCA of Southwestern Ontario
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    Should you live in Stoney Creek?

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

    Stoney Creek is a strong fit if you

    • Want a family home close to schools, big parks and a YMCA
    • Want a newer 2000s home for less than Sunningdale or Masonville
    • Would use a pool, gym and library every week
    • Want a condo or townhouse to get started
    • Work at Fanshawe College or in east London

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Rely on the bus. Service is infrequent in parts of the neighbourhood
    • Want to walk downtown. It's about a 20 minute drive
    • Want older character homes. Most date from the 1970s or later

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    Good to know

    Stoney Creek, London Ontario at a glance

    Postal codeN5X
    PopulationAbout 9,680 (2011)
    BordersAdelaide St N, Fanshawe Park Rd E, Highbury Ave N, north past Sunningdale Rd E
    Built1970s to 1980s south, 2004 to today north
    OwnersAbout two thirds of households
    A little history

    How Stoney Creek got here

    1. 1970s

      Suburban building begins, and the south end fills with homes, townhouses and apartments.

    2. 1975

      Llyndinshire Golf & Country Club opens nearby.

    3. 1992

      Volunteers form the Friends of Stoney Creek to restore the creek.

    4. 2004

      After about 20 quiet years, new subdivisions start spreading across the north end.

    5. 2010

      The community centre, YMCA and library opens as an 82,000 sq ft shared building.

    6. 2024

      A 7,900 sq ft YMCA expansion is celebrated in October.

    Stoney Creek, London Ontario: your questions answered

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

    Is Stoney Creek a good place to live?

    For families, yes. Stoney Creek has schools in the neighbourhood, four big parks, a YMCA with pools and a library, and homes at many price points. It is less suited to anyone who relies on transit or wants to walk downtown.

    Where is Stoney Creek in London, Ontario?

    It fills London's northeast corner, above Fanshawe Park Road East, with Adelaide Street North to the west and Highbury Avenue North to the east, reaching past Sunningdale Road East.

    Is Stoney Creek, London the same as Stoney Creek in Hamilton?

    No. They are completely different places. Ours is a residential area in northeast London. Hamilton's Stoney Creek is a big community by Lake Ontario, and its prices are not London prices.

    Is Stoney Creek the same as Stoneybrook?

    No. Stoneybrook is its own neighbourhood, southwest of here and below Fanshawe Park Road.

    How much does a house in Stoney Creek cost?

    The June 2026 median asking price was about $694,000. Houses asked anywhere between roughly $580,000 and more than $1 million, townhouses averaged around $554,000 and condos began in the low $200,000s. Ask us what has actually sold recently on the street you like.

    How old are the homes in Stoney Creek?

    Much of the south end went up in the 1970s and 1980s. Around and above Sunningdale Road East, most houses are from the mid 2000s onward.

    What schools serve Stoney Creek?

    Two schools are right here: Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School and Stoney Creek Public School. Some students go to St. Mark Catholic School or A.B. Lucas Secondary School. Boundaries are address specific, so always confirm with the school board.

    What is there to do in Stoney Creek?

    The community centre has pools, a gym, an indoor track and a library. Constitution, Wenige and Stephens Farm parks offer sports fields, a spray pad and play areas, and Fanshawe Conservation Area is about 15 minutes away.

    How far is Stoney Creek from Masonville?

    Head about 5 km west to CF Masonville Place, around 10 minutes by car.

    Is there public transit in Stoney Creek?

    Buses do run here, but parts of the area see infrequent service, so most people drive. Downtown is about 40 minutes by bus or 20 by car.

    Is Stoney Creek still growing?

    Yes. New subdivisions keep going up past Sunningdale Road East, such as Stoney North and 660 Sunningdale Road East.

    What is the postal code for Stoney Creek?

    Stoney Creek addresses use the N5X postal code prefix. Ward boundaries may change after the October 2026 election, so check the City's ward map for a specific address.

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

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