METCALFE Houses For Sale

About Metcalfe Ottawa

Metcalfe is a village in south-central Ontario, Canada, in Grey County, north of Owen Sound. The town was named after Charles Theophilus Metcalfe, Governor-General of Canada, from 1843 to 1846. It is showing initial promise as a stagecoach route stop-off. However, the village declined in importance after constructing the rail line further east of the community. However, one enduring aspect of the town’s earlier days is the annual Metcalfe Fair, which began in 1856. So now that you know Metcalfe, check our houses for sale listings.

Houses For Sale In Metcalfe

Metcalfe is located in Osgoode Ward on the border of the former Osgoode Township and is a rural area of Ottawa. It is primarily residential, but there are also some light industrial businesses. The Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport and the Stony Swamp Conservation Area are south, while industrial areas are east of Metcalfe along Merivale Road. We create listings for houses for sale in Metcalfe.

Metcalfe is a growing suburban community in the south end of Ottawa situated just off the 417 and 174. Several housing developments, such as Binquart Village and Ponderosa Strata and many businesses on Metcalfe, including; a convenience store, hair salon, dental clinic, physiotherapy clinic and others. Check our houses for sale listings in Metcalfe.

Events In Metcalfe

It encompasses the Metcalfe Fair, the largest agricultural fair in Canada, where more than 300 farms display livestock and produce. Nowadays, residents enjoy the benefits of country living while also enjoying easy access to these two major cities. Search houses for sale in Metcalfe listings now.