Mature streets, larger lots, and some of the best value per square foot on resale homes in the city.
Nepean was its own city until amalgamation in 2001, and it still has a distinct identity — mature, tree-lined streets, larger lots than you'll find in newer subdivisions, and consistently strong value on resale homes. The Merivale Road corridor runs through its heart as the area's main commercial spine, while pockets like Centrepointe and Crystal Beach offer very different lifestyles just minutes apart.
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A central, established Nepean neighbourhood built around Ben Franklin Place and Centrepointe Drive.
A quiet, mature residential pocket just south of Centrepointe.
A well-established community in western Nepean with its own commercial strip along Richmond Road.
A riverside neighbourhood near the Ottawa River with roughly 9,500 residents.
A neighbourhood of executive homes on large lots, built in the 1960s.
A residential area between Merivale and Woodroffe.
Home to five parks, bike paths, and Bruce Pit.
A Nepean sub-area along Fallowfield Road.
One of Ottawa's earliest tract-housing developments, built in the late 1950s.
A public secondary school (OCDSB) on Cassidy Road.
A public secondary school (OCDSB) on Merivale Road.
A public secondary school (OCDSB) on Greenbank Road.
A public elementary school (OCDSB) serving the Bells Corners area.
A Catholic secondary school (OCSB) on Fisher Avenue.
A public elementary school (OCDSB).
A public elementary school (OCDSB).
A public elementary school (OCDSB) on Greenbank Road.
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB) on Meadowlands Drive West.
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB).
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB) on Richmond Road.
A Catholic secondary school (OCSB, grades 7–12).
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB) in Carleton Heights.
An established indoor shopping centre on Merivale Road.
Nepean's main commercial spine, with a long run of big-box retail, restaurants, and services.
A large big-box centre at Woodroffe and Baseline.
A neighbourhood plaza on Merivale Road.
A Canadian chain BBQ and ribs restaurant with sports-bar seating.
A long-running Ottawa pizza chain with an Italian pub-style menu.
A large sports and pool-hall bar with 30+ screens.
An Ottawa-owned sports bar and grill, since 1991.
A British-style gastropub on Merivale Road.
Lebanese shawarma and grill.
A Lebanese and Middle Eastern shawarma spot.
An Indian curry house.
Vietnamese pho and noodle soups.
A Japanese ramen chain outpost.
Sichuan-style hot pot.
A Vietnamese noodle house.
Mongolian-style hot pot and grill.
Italian panini and sandwiches.
A breakfast and brunch chain.
A seafood chain restaurant.
Casual pizza, wings, and pub-style comfort food.
A Japanese sushi restaurant.
An all-day breakfast, lunch, and dinner diner.
A Thai restaurant on Centrepointe Drive.
An Italian-American casual chain.
A craft-beer-focused bar on Moodie Drive.
A well-regarded family restaurant with Canadian comfort food.
The city's largest recreation centre, with an arena, pool, and fitness centre.
A large riverside park on the Ottawa River with a splash pad and bandshell.
A 954-seat performing arts venue inside the former Nepean city hall.
A local history museum with a permanent exhibit on Nepean's rural roots.
An NCC-owned off-leash dog park and wooded trail network.
Football and soccer fields, a tennis club, and a bike path.
Book a free consultation with Narges for a guided tour of Nepean's neighbourhoods, or ask HAI for current pricing trends in the area.