Larger lots and a small-town feel within a manageable drive of downtown Ottawa.
Manotick is a historic village on the Rideau River, built around Watson's Mill and a walkable Main Street lined with independent shops and restaurants. It offers a genuinely different pace than the rest of Ottawa — larger lots, rural-estate properties, and a real small-town feel — while master-planned communities like Mahogany bring newer construction to the same village setting.
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The historic core, built around Watson's Mill and Main Street.
A master-planned Minto community with detached homes around a ravine and pond.
An established executive-home enclave near the Rideau River.
A newer executive-home subdivision on the edge of the village.
A public elementary school (OCDSB) on Bridge Street.
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB, JK–6) on Long Island Road.
A Catholic secondary school (OCSB, grades 7–12) on Dozois Road.
A private Montessori school and child care, operating since 1999.
A walkable strip of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants through the village core.
A shopping plaza at Beaverwood & Main, anchored by a grocery store.
Flowers, candles, and gifts.
Gourmet foods, baby gifts, jewellery, and home décor.
An independent footwear shop.
General merchandise and grocery.
Upscale Italian-inspired cuisine in an elegant Main Street setting.
A casual-elegant restaurant and lounge with cocktail-forward drinks.
A rustic, eclectic bistro — sharing plates, sandwiches, ribs, and steaks.
A casual bar and grill with a patio on the Rideau River.
A neighbourhood pizzeria.
A trattoria-style Italian restaurant with classic pasta dishes.
An authentic Greek restaurant, dine-in and takeout.
A café and tea room with baked goods and light lunches.
Scratch-made scones, sandwiches, and locally roasted coffee.
An independent café with organic direct-trade coffee, near Watson's Mill.
A chef-driven, gluten-free-friendly burger joint.
Irish pub fare and beer.
A Canadian pizza chain location.
A working 1860 grist mill and museum — Manotick's signature landmark.
A Parks Canada lockstation on the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Manotick's main active-recreation park, with tennis, pickleball, and a skate park.
Book a free consultation with Narges for a guided tour of Manotick's neighbourhoods, or ask HAI for current pricing trends in the area.