SOME HISTORY:
Originally built in the 1950s as a modest two-storey brick home, this property has undergone thoughtful and progressive transformation over the decades.
In the 1980s, the original structure was largely rebuilt and expanded—retaining only a portion of the lower southern basement. The redesign focused on energy efficiency well ahead of its time, incorporating 16-inch thick walls and a passive solar concept to maximize natural heat gain from the south-facing exposure.
During this same period, the construction of the nearby parkway resulted in the City reconfiguring Duchess Avenue, with additional land acquired by neighbouring properties. This significantly expanded the lot, now measuring approximately 9,683 sq. ft. (per GeoOttawa).
The current owners have cared for and continuously improved the home since 1990.
The Location
Tucked away on a peaceful street just moments from the shoreline, this is a home that offers something increasingly rare — space, privacy, and a true connection to nature, all within one of Ottawa’s most vibrant urban communities.
Morning walks along the Ottawa River. Coffee in Westboro Village. Evenings cycling the parkway or skiing the nearby trails in winter. With the Kichi Zibi Mikan Parkway, Westboro Beach, LRT, and the neighbourhood’s celebrated cafés, boutiques, and markets all just steps away, the lifestyle here is as effortless as it is enriching.
The Spaces
Set on an exceptional, deep lot, the home unfolds with a sense of openness and light. Thoughtfully expanded over the years, it offers a warm, inviting interior where generous principal rooms are designed for both everyday living and relaxed entertaining. The heart of the home flows seamlessly from a well-appointed kitchen to a spacious dining area and an expansive great room, where oversized windows and patio doors draw the outdoors in.
A sun-filled solarium creates a year-round retreat — a place to unwind, work, or simply enjoy the changing seasons. Upstairs, the primary suite feels quietly removed, complete with a skylit ensuite and flexible adjoining space for a home office or dressing room.
Outdoors, the experience continues. The private backyard and elevated deck offer glimpses toward the river and beach beyond — a subtle reminder of just how special this setting is.
Lovingly maintained and continuously improved, the home also reflects a forward-thinking approach to living, with solar energy, enhanced insulation, and modern mechanical systems supporting both comfort and efficiency.
For those with vision, this generous lot opens the door to future possibilities — whether expanding, reimagining, or just enjoying the contemporary space this home was designed to provide in a location where lifestyle and long-term value go hand in hand.
A home that feels quietly removed — yet connected to everything that makes Westboro so sought after.
JENN kEELEY
MAIN FLOOR
Foyer - 11.2' x 8.6'
Livingroom - 25.8' x 15.7'
Diningroom - 14.6' x 12.2'
Kitchen - 13.2' x 11.2'
Sunroom/Office - 9.6' x 8.9'
Full Bathroom - 10.2' x 8.2'
Deck - Yard - 15.10' x 8.9'
Parking
SECOND FLOOR
Primary Bedroom - 17.4' x 16.10'
EnSuite-5pc - 14.6' x 8.7'
Bedroom - 10.11' x 13.2'
Bath -2pc - 6.0' x 3.3'
Bedroom - 13.6' x 12.2'
Office/Lounge - 25.8' x 7.0'
Lower Level
Room - 13.6' x 14.6'
Storage - 13.6' x 10.10'
Bedrooms:3+DENS
Bathrooms:3
PIN 039710227
LEGAL PCL STREETS-19, SEC 4M-28 ; PT DUCHESS AV, PL 4M-28 , PART 9, 4R3142 ; OTTAWA/NEPEAN
Annual Costs
Annual city taxes for 2026 are $10,976, which includes $880 repayment of the city loan for the HVAC upgrade. CITY ESTIMATE 9,854.00
Utility costs in calendar 2025 were hydro $1239 and Enbridge gas $994.
Appliances
Approximate date of purchase:
gas stove June 2013, gas oven igniter replaced November 2025
refrigerator October 2025,
dish washer October 2024
microwave May 2025
freezer August 2018