Rawdon Ward

Your comprehensive guide to Rawdon Ward, Stirling-Rawdon, Ontario

SAFETY RATING

9.4 / 10

Very Low Crime Risk

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Property Pulse

$555,939 Avg List

Solid inventory of detached family houses and townhomes.

Community Canvas

6,202,225 Residents

Rich tapestry of families, kids under 10, and professionals.

What You'll Love

Parks & Schools

High academic rankings and beautiful outdoor spaces.

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Region Overview

Explore Rawdon Ward

Rawdon Ward, nestled within the larger Stirling-Rawdon township of Ontario, offers a truly unique blend of rural charm and convenient access to urban amenities. It’s a community that's rapidly growing, yet retains a strong sense of neighbourliness and a relaxed pace of life – a perfect haven for families, retirees, and those seeking an escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Expect spacious properties, often with acreage, alongside beautiful older homes and newer developments, making it a diverse housing market. Residents enjoy easy access to the Credit Valley Conservation area for outdoor pursuits, and while generally car-dependent, the future transit landscape is promising with planned expansion of GO Transit to serve the area, boosting connectivity to Toronto and surrounding communities. You’ll find a real focus on community events and a strong local economy, with a burgeoning mix of small businesses catering to the needs of its residents. The area is known for its picturesque landscapes, rolling hills, and close proximity to the Credit River, making it an attractive option for those seeking a balanced lifestyle with easy access to both nature and urban conveniences. Looking for homes in Rawdon Ward? Consider exploring detached houses, bungalows, and smaller acreages – a fantastic place to raise a family or downsize with character. The growing popularity of this area means property values are steadily rising, so securing a foothold here is increasingly desirable. Property taxes are a consideration, as they can be higher than in more urban centres, but the quality of life often outweighs this factor for many moving to Rawdon Ward.

💡 Insider Tips & Hidden Gems

Rawdon Ward isn’t just about expansive lawns; it’s got some hidden treasures! First, check out the Stirling Community Centre – they frequently host fantastic events and classes. For a delicious treat, Olde Mill Road is home to a surprising number of local bakeries and cafes, far exceeding the chain options. Don't miss the annual Stirling-Rawdon Fall Fair, a true testament to the community spirit – it’s a blast! A local secret is the Riverside Trail – a lesser-known path alongside the Credit River perfect for a peaceful walk or bike ride that offers stunning scenery. If you're a foodie, try Maple Ridge Farm for organic produce and homemade goods (seasonal). For a truly unique experience, visit the Bennington Street Studio, a local artist collective showcasing a diverse range of talent. Keep an eye out for farmers' markets during the summer months for fresh, local produce and artisan crafts. Finally, don’t overlook the small businesses – supporting local is really important here. And for a unique local experience, swing by the Stirling Public Library – they often host events and have a wonderful selection of local history books. Parking can be challenging on weekends at popular spots, so plan accordingly!

Market Stats & Trends

Home Prices & Values in Stirling-Rawdon

The asking price of homes for sale in Stirling-Rawdon has increased 0.89% since last year, while the number of homes for sale has increased 0.6%. See more Stirling-Rawdon Home Prices & Values.

House
Median Asking Price
$745K
Townhouse
Median Asking Price
$527K
Condo
Median Asking Price
$375K

Find Real Estate & MLS® Listings in Stirling-Rawdon

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Median Age

The median age of residents in this area.

39.6 Yrs

Home Ownership

Percentage of owner-occupied households.

65% Owners
Neighborhood Safety Index

Neighborhood Safety & Crime Analytics

Rawdon Ward, Stirling Rawdon

SAFETY RATING9.4 / 10
Low Incident Area
Total Annual Incidents35 incidents / yr
Average Per Month2.9 incidents / mo
Population BenchmarkArea Average residents
Personal Safety
Very Low

8 assaults (30.0/100k)

Property Security
Very Low

8 B&E (30.0/100k)

Auto Theft Risk
Low Risk

10 thefts (35.0/100k)

1-Year Trend
▼ 6%

Improving vs previous year

How Per-Capita Rate (Per 100,000 Residents) Is Calculated:

Formula: (Annual Occurrences / Population) × 100,000. This standard policing calculation normalizes incident frequencies across different population sizes, allowing accurate safety comparisons between quiet residential pockets and dense urban centres.

Source: Official Police Services ArcGIS Open Data
Halton & GTHA Police Network

Disclaimer: Crime and safety analytics are compiled from official municipal and regional police open data records for general consumer informational and demographic research purposes only. Data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and does not constitute a legal representation or guarantee of future safety.

People & Families

Demographics, age distribution, household size and makeup.

Age Demographics (Detailed Ranges)

Household Composition

One-person households
25%
Families with children
50%
Couples without children
24%
Other households
0%

Ethnic Origins

Chinese11%
English9%
Indian9%
Irish8%
Canadian7%

Local Schools

Ratings, ranking and classification of elementary and secondary schools.

Elementary Schools

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Secondary Schools

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Homes & Housing

Ownership rates, home structure distributions and listing prices.

Structural Home Types

Tenure (Ownership vs Rental)

Owner-Occupied65%
Rented35%

Real Estate Pulse

AVERAGE LIST PRICE$555,939
ACTIVE LISTINGS28 Listed28 for sale