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A curving street of newer homes in Summerside, London, Ontario

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Southeast London, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Quick 401 access
  • Family streets
  • Spray pad park
  • Good value
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~$680KMedian list price
~50 daysTypical days on market
10 minDrive to Highway 401
~$305Per sq ft, listed
Summerside real estate

Summerside homes for sale

The newest houses and townhomes for sale in Summerside, London Ontario, updated daily. Ask us about anything you don't see here, including new builds at Summerside Trail.

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Summerside is made for

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Easy by car

Most commuters buy a 3 to 4 bedroom detached home, usually listed $650K to $730K.

401 in about 10 minHighbury Ave runs straight to the highway
St. Thomas in 25 minAlso handy for Ingersoll and Woodstock
Victoria HospitalAbout 10 min by car

Maybe not for you if you want mature trees, a character home, or shops you can walk to.

The overview

Living in Summerside: the best bits

Summerside is a newer, family oriented suburb in London's southeast corner. Streets have tidy lawns, young trees and mostly detached homes built from the 2000s on. Kids have a spray pad at Meadowgate Park, a new public school and big sports fields just north, and Highbury Avenue takes you straight to Highway 401.

Newer family homes, Summerside

Newer family homes

Mostly 3 to 4 bedroom detached homes, built from the 2000s to today.

Meadowgate Park, Summerside

Meadowgate Park

A spray pad with change rooms, a soccer field and two play structures.

City Wide Sports Park, Summerside

City Wide Sports Park

Lighted ball diamonds, lighted turf fields and a community garden.

Meadowlily Woods, Summerside
Photo: JFVoll, CC BY-SA 4.0

Meadowlily Woods

Nature trails by the Thames, reached over a bridge built around 1910.

Summerside Public School, Summerside

Summerside Public School

Opened in 2022, with an 88 space YMCA child care centre.

Quick to the 401, Summerside

Quick to the 401

Highbury Ave runs straight to Highway 401, about 10 min by car.

Getting around

How far is Summerside from everything?

Drive, bike, bus or walk times from Summerside to the places you'll go most. Tap a place to compare.

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
City Wide Sports Park1.72010155
Commissioners Rd E and Highbury Ave plaza1.92010155
Meadowlily Woods and Bridge3.340152010
Victoria Hospital4.050152510
White Oaks Mall4.855202510
Wortley Village7.085304015
Downtown London7.7·303515
Fanshawe College8.7·354515
Western University12.0·455520
Highway 401 at Highbury Ave4.1···10
London Airport12.2·506020
St. Thomas24.3···25

Estimates from Summerside Public School, 2541 Meadowgate Blvd, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Summerside schools, parks and restaurants

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Summerside 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 Summerside, London Ontario
~$680KMedian list
~50 daysOn market
~$305Per sq ft, listed
Summerside home prices

What homes cost in Summerside, London Ontario

Summerside lists a little above London's average sale of about $620K, but at about $305 per square foot it costs less than many areas. Here's roughly what each type lists for today.

  • Townhouses and condo townhousesThe entry point, e.g. Evans Blvd$480K to $565K
  • 3 bedroom detachedMeadowgate Blvd, Leaksdale Circle$560K to $700K
  • 4 to 5 bedroom detachedTurner Cres, Hesselman Cres$650K to $850K
  • New buildsSummerside Trail on Chelton Rd$850K to $905K

Summerside, September 2026 listings (ViewHomes and Homebaba), not sold prices. No LSTAR sold average is published for Summerside. 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 Summerside

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

    2026 to 2027
    Under construction

    Highbury Avenue South rebuild

    A full rebuild from the Thames to Hwy 401, plus two bridges. Expect delays until it's done.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
    Sept 2026
    Opening

    Jackson Meadows Public School

    Room for 655 students plus 88 child care spaces, just southeast of Summerside.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    TVDSB
    As early as Sept 2026
    Approved

    Southeast London school boundaries

    Boundaries drawn for the new school could change where some kids go.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    TVDSB
    Ongoing
    Building out

    Summerside Trail

    Boutique single family homes, some backing onto green space.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Homebaba
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    Should you live in Summerside?

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

    Summerside is a strong fit if you

    • Commute to St. Thomas, Ingersoll or Woodstock and want quick 401 access
    • Have young kids and want a new school, a spray pad and sports fields close by
    • Want a newer detached home for less per square foot than many London areas
    • Want French language schools right in the neighbourhood
    • Work at Victoria Hospital, about 10 minutes away by car

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want mature trees. Most are still growing in
    • Want a character or older home. Most here date from the 2000s on
    • Want to walk to shops. Stores sit outside the residential streets
    • Mind construction. Highbury Ave S is being rebuilt through 2027

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    Good to know

    Summerside, London Ontario at a glance

    Postal codeN6M
    City wardLikely Ward 14
    BordersHighbury Ave, Commissioners Rd E, toward Jackson Rd
    Built2000s to today
    OriginsA Z-Group planned community
    Listing districtLSTAR South U
    A little history

    How Summerside got here

    1. 1848

      A house is built on Park Farm, on farmland along Commissioners Road East.

    2. 1908

      Park Farm is sold to the Fraser family.

    3. About 1910

      The Meadowlily Bridge is built. It still carries walkers and cyclists today.

    4. 1982

      After Harrison Fraser's death, the City acquires the woods he protected, now Meadowlily Woods.

    5. 2009

      Summerside is already called one of London's newest communities, with new streets underway.

    6. 2022

      Summerside Public School opens, named for the area after 74% of families chose it in a vote.

    Summerside, London Ontario: your questions answered

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

    Is Summerside a good place to live?

    For young families and highway commuters, yes. Summerside has newer homes, a public school that opened in 2022, a spray pad park and big sports fields nearby, and Highbury Avenue runs straight to Highway 401. It is less suited to anyone who wants mature trees, a character home or shops within walking distance.

    Where is Summerside in London, Ontario?

    Summerside fills London's southeast corner, below Commissioners Road East and past Highbury Avenue, reaching out toward Jackson Road. Just north you'll find City Wide Sports Park and Meadowlily Woods.

    Is Summerside, London the same as Summerside, PEI?

    No. Our Summerside is a southeast London, Ontario neighbourhood. The city of Summerside is on Prince Edward Island, and Edmonton has an area by the same name too.

    How much does a house in Summerside cost?

    The September 2026 median asking price was about $680,000. Townhouses started near $480,000, most family homes asked $650,000 to $730,000, and bigger or new builds went up to about $900,000. These are listing prices, so ask us what has actually sold on your street.

    Is Summerside a new neighbourhood?

    Yes. Z-Group planned it from scratch, making it one of the city's younger areas, and construction continues at spots like Summerside Trail.

    What schools serve Summerside?

    For elementary, there's Summerside Public School or École élémentaire catholique Saint-Jean-de-Brébeuf. École secondaire Gabriel-Dumont is local too, and many teens go to Clarke Road Secondary or Regina Mundi College. Boundaries were reviewed in 2026, so always confirm with the school board for your address.

    Is Summerside good for commuters?

    Yes. Highbury Avenue takes you straight to Highway 401 in about 10 minutes by car, handy if your job is in St. Thomas, Ingersoll or Woodstock.

    What parks are in Summerside?

    Meadowgate Park offers a spray pad, play structures and a soccer field. Carroll Park adds tennis and basketball courts, and a short way north are City Wide Sports Park and Meadowlily Woods.

    How far is Summerside from Victoria Hospital?

    It's roughly 4 km west to Victoria Hospital: around 10 minutes by car or 25 by bus.

    What is happening on Highbury Avenue?

    Through 2026 and 2027 the City is fully rebuilding Highbury Avenue South, Thames River to Highway 401, bridges at Commissioners Road and Bradley Avenue included. Expect extra travel time until it's done.

    Is Summerside affordable?

    Yes, next to a lot of London. September 2026 listings came in near $305 a square foot, well below areas like Old North and Stoney Creek.

    What is the postal code for Summerside?

    Summerside addresses use the N6M postal code prefix. It is in the LSTAR South U district and likely in Ward 14, but check the City's ward map after the October 2026 election.

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

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