Quiet and Family-Oriented
Nestled in Guelph’s east end, the Bradson and Cedarvale area offers a peaceful residential setting surrounded by parks, schools, and established amenities. Developed mainly in the late 1980s through early 2000s, this neighbourhood is known for its mature trees, wide streets, and strong community spirit.
Housing Options
The area features a well-balanced mix of detached two-storey homes, bungalows, and semi-detached houses, along with some freehold and condominium townhomes. Many homes include attached garages, landscaped lots, and large backyards — ideal for growing families or downsizers seeking comfort and space.
Recreation and Green Space
Residents enjoy access to several nearby parks, including O’Connor Lane Park, Eramosa River trails, and the Victoria Road Recreation Centre, which has been fully renovated with pools, rinks, and fitness facilities. The abundance of open green space adds to the neighbourhood’s calm and natural feel.
Family Amenities and Schools
Local schools such as Ottawa Crescent Public School and Holy Trinity Catholic School serve the area, while nearby community parks and playgrounds create a friendly, walkable environment for families with children.
Convenient Location
Just minutes from shopping, dining, and services along Victoria Road North and Grange Road, the neighbourhood provides quick connections to downtown Guelph, Highway 7 (toward Rockwood and Halton Hills), and the Hanlon Expressway.
Well-Rounded and Welcoming
With its blend of established charm, family-friendly amenities, and strong housing variety, Bradson and Cedarvale continue to attract buyers seeking a comfortable east-end lifestyle with all the conveniences of the city close at hand.
