JASON ANGLE
Real Estate Broker

Coldwell Banker First Ottawa Realty

BEACON HILL

ONCE CROWNED BY A LIGHTHOUSE THAT COULD BE SEEN FROM NASKAPI DRIVE

POPULATION 19,000

AVG. HOUSE $557,000

AVG. CONDO $184,000

LIVING IN BEACON HILL

Primarily residential, the area boasts three high schools, including Colonel By Secondary, which was ranked as the second best academic school in Ontario by The Fraser Institute.

The Greenbelt is to the east, so you'll be close to nature while enjoying all the amenities you want and need.

PLACES TO GO

BEACON HILL SHOPPING CENTRE | Just southeast of Ottawa’s city centre, the mall includes many convenient shops and services for this growing, family community, including a drug store, bank, post office and hairstylist, and even a great butcher.

SPLASH WAVE POOL | Residents can enjoy the "surf" or take a leisurely swim when the waves are off. There is also a kiddie pool with spray fountains and whirlpool. The facility also boasts a brand new 25 metre lap pool with an accessible ramp and a new 32 metre waterslide!

SPOTS TO DINE

BIG RIG BREWERY | A friendly, casual spot for good food and ambiance. You can also enjoy their large patio on those warm days or watch a game on one of the big screen TVs.

EL MAZAJ | Famous for their Mezza buffet and generous portions, the traditional Lebanese restaurant prepares everything fresh from scratch and is beautifully presented at your table.

THINGS TO DO

RICHCRAFT SENS PLEX | The complex includes four NHL size arenas , a full service restaurant, physiotherapy centre, skating treadmill, team training and conditioning services as well as a meeting space.

SHEFFORD SPORTS PARK | Adjacent to the Sensplex is a very large green expance full of activity areas like the beach volley ball courts and nine soccer fields.

SCOTIABANK THEATRE | The multi-plex cinema houses 16 large screens including, IMAX, DBOX & 3D. It's a large, modern movie house showing the latest films from Hollywood & independent releases.

SIGHTS TO SEE

GREEN'S CREEK | The creek supports a wide variety of provincially and regionally rare species, including the largest Canadian population of the rare cattail sedge. There is 5.5km of hiking, cross-country skiing & snowshoeing trails as well as 4.6km for cycling & in-line skating.

6 NEIGHBOURHOOD PARKS | In addition to the abundance of trees and green space, the area also features 3 toboggan hills and 6 big parks including ballparks and dog-walking parks.

EARL ARMSTRONG ARENA | Host to several junior and minor hockey teams from the Gloucester Hockey Association, the arena also removes the ice in summer to make way for lacrosse season.