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Browse Luxury Properties for Sale in Ottawa

This is the complete Luxury613 inventory. It includes every active luxury listing across the Ottawa region. We update it daily from the Canadian Real Estate Association feed. Use the filters above to narrow by neighbourhood, price, beds, and baths. Alternatively, search directly by MLS® number or address.

Our inventory concentrates in Ottawa’s established luxury pockets. For example, Rockcliffe Park offers heritage estates. The Glebe and Westboro provide walkable executive homes. Manotick and Greely carry riverfront and country properties. In addition, the rural estates belt southwest of the city offers private acreage. Pricing in these segments ranges from the high $800,000s for renovated family luxury to multi-million dollar estate properties.

New to the market or narrowing a shortlist? Read our Ottawa luxury real estate blog for neighbourhood-level insight. Alternatively, contact us to arrange viewings on anything you see here. Buyers relocating from outside Ottawa often start with our market outlook to get oriented before touring.

Luxury Properties for Sale in Ottawa — How to Search Well

The luxury properties for sale in Ottawa change constantly. In addition, the listings that surface first on public portals are rarely the whole story. This page carries the complete active inventory from the Canadian Real Estate Association feed, refreshed daily. Specifically, the filters let you work it the way a professional would: by neighbourhood, price band, property type, beds, baths, and MLS® number.

Reading the Market Through the Inventory

Watch the inventory for a few weeks and patterns emerge. For instance, Rockcliffe Park and New Edinburgh listings appear rarely. They move on reputation as much as price. In contrast, Glebe and Westboro inventory turns faster because demand there is deep. Executive families want walkability and the schools. Likewise, Manotick and Greely carry the riverfront and country-estate supply. There, lot size, shoreline, and privacy drive value more than square footage. Finally, the rural belt offers the largest properties in the region. These often appear at prices that surprise Toronto buyers checking the same page.

Before You Tour

Two habits separate efficient luxury buyers from tired ones. First, decide the neighbourhood before the property. The neighbourhood guide explains the character and price floors of each pocket. As a result, you avoid touring across the whole city. Second, obtain financing clarity early. Specifically, luxury transactions with clean proof of funds negotiate measurably better. When you find candidates here, book the viewings through us directly. For market context, the blog carries the quarterly numbers behind this inventory.

What the Filters Cannot Tell You

Filters narrow by the numbers — price, beds, baths, neighbourhood. However, the qualities that decide whether a luxury property is genuinely worth its ask live below the filter level. For example, consider the lot’s actual privacy once the trees leaf out. Think about the afternoon light in the rooms you will live in. Consider the commute at 8:15 on a Tuesday. Likewise, note the sound of the street from the garden. Therefore, we treat the search on this page as step one, not the whole process. Shortlist here, then tour with us. In short, the showing is where the data ends and judgment begins.

A Note on Pricing Tiers

The inventory spans two broad tiers, and they behave differently. First, the entry-luxury band — roughly the high $800,000s through $1.5M — buys renovated executive homes in the walkable core neighbourhoods. This tier turns over quickly and prices on comparables. Second, the estate tier — $1.5M and up — trades on land, privacy, and uniqueness. It moves less frequently and rewards patience on both sides of the table. Therefore, knowing which tier you are shopping changes every negotiation. The market reports break down both tiers quarterly. In addition, the neighbourhood guide maps them geographically.

Everything you see here is active inventory, verified daily. When the right property appears, the viewing request is one conversation away.

For the full service picture behind these listings, visit the Luxury613 home page.

## What Luxury Homes Cost in Ottawa

Ottawa’s luxury market — properties above $1.5 million — offers some of the best value among major Canadian cities. Here is what different price points deliver across the capital region.

| Price Band | What to Expect | Key Neighbourhoods |
|—|—|—|
| $1.5M – $2M | 3,000-4,000 sq ft custom-built, 4-5 bed, premium finishes, 50ft+ lot | Rockcliffe Park, Rockcliffe Parkway, New Edinburgh |
| $2M – $3M | 4,000-5,500 sq ft estate, 6+ beds, designer kitchens, wine cellars, pools | Rockcliffe Park, Kingsmere Park, Highland Park |
| $3M – $5M | 6,000+ sq ft estate, 1+ acre lots, private drives, guest houses | Kingsmere, Queen’s Park, Ottawa River-front |
| $5M+ | Heritage estates, waterfront compounds, custom architectural builds | Rockcliffe Park, Oriole Park Road, Riverfront |

## Ottawa’s Luxury Neighbourhoods Compared

**Rockcliffe Park** — the capital’s most prestigious address. Village-like atmosphere, 1-2 acre lots, private winding roads, proximity to the Ottawa River and the prime minister’s residence. The most expensive streets in Ottawa run through here.

**New Edinburgh** — historic, diplomatic, walkable. Embassies and the Governor General’s residence border this neighbourhood. Mix of heritage homes and modern builds on mature lots.

**Westboro / Island Park** — modern luxury with urban convenience. Custom infill homes, boutique shopping, riverside paths. The fastest-appreciating luxury pocket in the past five years.

**Kanata North** — executive estates in a tech-corridor setting. Larger lots, newer construction, proximity to Canada’s largest technology park. The suburban luxury choice for executives who want space without the commute penalty.

**Greystone / Stittsville** — estate properties on 1-2 acre lots in Ottawa’s west end. The value play for buyers who want luxury square footage without Rockcliffe pricing.

## What $2.5M Gets You That $1.5M Doesn’t

The $1M difference between a standard luxury build and a top-tier estate in Ottawa typically adds: an extra 1,000-1,500 sq ft, a second master suite, a 4-car garage, a wine cellar or tasting room, an in-ground pool, professional landscaping on a 75-100ft lot, and a prime street in the best school district.

## Questions Luxury Buyers Ask

### What are the property taxes on a $2M home in Ottawa?

At Ottawa’s 2026 rate (approximately 1.12% of assessed value for residential), a $2M assessment generates roughly $22,400 per year in property taxes. MPAC assessments can lag market value by 2-4 years.

### Is there a mansion tax in Ontario?

Not as a separate tax. However, the provincial land transfer tax scales progressively — on a $2M purchase, the Ontario LTT alone is approximately $37,950. In Toronto (but not Ottawa), there is an additional municipal LTT doubling that cost.

### How long do luxury homes take to sell in Ottawa?

Luxury inventory moves slower than the general market. A well-priced $2M+ home typically takes 30-90 days in balanced conditions. Overpriced listings can sit 6+ months. The pool of qualified buyers at this level is simply smaller.

### Should I get a pre-listing home inspection on a luxury property?

Yes. At this price point, buyers expect a clean inspection report as a condition of purchase. A pre-listing inspection identifies issues before buyers find them, prevents renegotiation leverage, and signals transparency. Typical cost for a 5,000+ sq ft property: $800-1,200.