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Explore Guelph Neighbourhoods

The City of Guelph consists of unique neighbourhoods each featuring reputable schools, fantastic parks and trails, and convenient amenities. "The Royal City" was established by John Galt in the 1820s. Since then, it has become a family-like community with a laid back culture. From century homes to new developments, Guelph offers various styles of properties and neighbourhoods  for residents.No matter what part of the city you're in, there are always things to do and places to see.


View our guelph neighbourhood guides to learn more!

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Land Acknowledgement


In the spirit of reconciliation, Andra Arnold & Associates acknowledges that the lands we live and work on are ancestral homelands of the Anishinaabek Peoples, specifically the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We stand in solidarity on Treaty 3 or “Between the Lakes Purchase” territory. As settlers of this land, we are committed to peace, friendship, and respect of past, present, and future First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. We will continue to listen, learn and acknowledge Indigenous history and the present issues and discrimination that First Nation peoples face as we work towards truth and reconciliation.


Resources:

Native Land https://native-land.ca/


Anishnabeg Outreach https://aocan.org/


Beyond 94 https://www.cbc.ca/newsinteractives/beyond-94


Guelph Neighbourhoods Frequently Asked Questions

  • What makes Guelph neighbourhoods unique?

    Guelph is known for its blend of historic charm and modern amenities. From century homes in heritage districts to contemporary developments, each neighbourhood offers its own character, reputable schools, scenic parks, and a strong sense of community making every area distinct yet connected by the city’s welcoming spirit.

  • Which neighbourhoods in Guelph are best suited for families?

    Many Guelph neighbourhoods are family-friendly, featuring excellent schools, parks, and community centers. Whether you’re drawn to the bustling energy of downtown or the quieter suburban vibe of areas like Village By The Arboretum or Dovercliffe Park/Old University, there’s an ideal community tailored for family life.

  • What types of properties can I expect to find across Guelph’s neighbourhoods?

    Guelph offers a diverse range of properties from charming heritage homes and detached houses to semi-detached residences, condos, and modern new developments. The variety ensures that whether you’re looking for character, space, or contemporary style, there is a neighbourhood that fits your needs.

  • How do I get more detailed information about a specific neighbourhood?

    Our website provides comprehensive neighbourhood guides to explore local demographics, amenities, schools, parks, and property listings. Simply click on the neighbourhood name from the list to access detailed insights that help you make an informed decision.

  • Are there both historic and new developments in Guelph?

    Yes, Guelph perfectly marries its rich history with modern growth. In neighborhoods like Downtown Guelph, you’ll find heritage buildings alongside urban redevelopment, while areas such as Pineridge/Westminster Woods showcase more recent property developments. This combination offers residents a unique chance to enjoy a dynamic living environment.

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