$3,295,000
412 Acacia Avenue
Rockcliffe Park
BARI

Ottawa Community Guide
Riverside east-end charm
Community Overview
Orléans is Ottawa's east-end family hub - a bilingual community along the Ottawa River, with established neighbourhoods, mature trees, strong French and English schools, and a growing LRT connection.
It's one of the most attainable family-home markets in the city, particularly for newer detached and townhomes, with a thriving local culture and excellent waterfront access.
Schools
Both English and French school networks serve Orléans. Public, Catholic, and (where noted) independent options below.
Transportation
How Orléans connects to the rest of Ottawa - transit, highways, and active transportation.
Lifestyle
Orléans has a strong bilingual identity and an active local arts and cultural scene anchored by the Shenkman Arts Centre. Family-focused recreation is plentiful - arenas, splash pads, sports fields, and the riverfront are all easily accessible.
Established sub-neighbourhoods like Avalon, Fallingbrook, Convent Glen, and Chapel Hill each have their own character; the LRT extension is reshaping demand patterns along its east-end terminus.
Parks & Recreation
Restaurants & Cafés
Market Trends
Orléans offers some of the best price-per-square-foot in Ottawa for newer family detached homes. The LRT extension materially shortened transit-based commutes from the east end and has lifted demand near the Trim and Place d'Orléans stations.
Established neighbourhoods like Avalon and Fallingbrook continue to be steady; new-build pockets in east Orléans (Cardinal Creek, Mer Bleue area) have growing inventory.
Market read last refreshed 2026 - Dibbo can share current week-over-week trends and active sales on request.
Available Listings
$3,295,000
412 Acacia Avenue
Rockcliffe Park
$1,649,000
88 Churchill Avenue N
Westboro
$2,150,000
1140 Rideau River Drive
Manotick
FAQ
Yes - Orléans is one of Ottawa's most bilingual communities, with strong English and French school networks and a thriving Francophone cultural scene. It's a top pick for families wanting genuine French-immersion access.
The Confederation Line extension has shortened east-end transit commutes materially. Properties within a comfortable walk of Trim or Place d'Orléans stations have lifted; the broader market remains attainable.
Avalon is the largest newer-build cluster (2000s-2010s); Fallingbrook is mature established (1980s-90s); Cardinal Creek is the active new-build frontier. Each has different price points and lifestyle fits - Dibbo walks all three.
Get a personal, no-pressure read on the Orléans market - pricing, timing, off-market opportunities, and street-level guidance from Dibbo.