Walkerville, Windsor real estate
Active listings within approximate Walkerville boundaries on the REALTOR.ca DDF® feed. Asking prices, not sold prices.
Walkerville began as a company town built by distiller Hiram Walker in the 1800s and was its own town until it joined Windsor in 1935. That history shows in the streetscape: brick Victorians, Tudor-style and Arts and Crafts homes, and mature trees along streets like Devonshire Road and Kildare Road.
Willistead Manor and its park are the neighbourhood's centrepiece, hosting markets, concerts and seasonal events. The Hiram Walker distillery still operates on the riverfront, and the Riverfront Trail is a short walk north.
Wyandotte Street East and nearby Ottawa Street give residents cafés, restaurants, bakeries and independent shops within walking distance, which is rare in Windsor and a big part of Walkerville's appeal.
Mostly older detached homes, many 80 to 120 years old, ranging from modest brick cottages to large character homes. You will also find duplexes and triplexes, a few infill builds and converted lofts. Buyers should budget for an inspection that looks closely at wiring, plumbing, foundations and roofs, as is typical for homes of this age.
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Green space around the historic Willistead Manor, used year-round for walking, events and community gatherings.
Restaurants, cafés and shops along Wyandotte Street East, with the Ottawa Street shopping district a few blocks south.
A short walk or bike ride to the Detroit River trail system and riverfront parks.
Much of the neighbourhood's original architecture survives, and preserving it is a priority for the neighbourhood.
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There are about 119 properties for sale in and around Walkerville on the REALTOR.ca feed, including 68 detached houses. This page updates every hour.
The median asking price of residential listings in Walkerville is currently about $399,900, ranging from $201,600 to $1,249,000. These are asking prices, not sold prices. Yvonne can pull recent Walkerville sales for a specific street or home style.
Mostly older detached homes, many 80 to 120 years old, ranging from modest brick cottages to large character homes. You will also find duplexes and triplexes, a few infill builds and converted lofts. Buyers should budget for an inspection that looks closely at wiring, plumbing, foundations and roofs, as is typical for homes of this age.
Walkerville is one of Windsor's most distinctive neighbourhoods, with century homes on tree-lined streets, Willistead Park and the shops and restaurants of Wyandotte Street East and Ottawa Street close by. It tends to suit buyers who want character homes, walkers and cyclists, young professionals and couples. Call or text Yvonne at (519) 962-8700 to talk through how it compares with other Windsor neighbourhoods.
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