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An autumn courtyard at Ye Olde Silo in Byron, London, Ontario

Homes for sale inByron

Southwest London, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Ski hill
  • Riverside park
  • Great schools
  • Village feel
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~$814KAverage sale price
~26 daysTypical time to sell
20 minDrive to downtown
5 + 1Elementary schools, one new in 2027
Byron real estate

Byron homes for sale

The newest houses, townhomes and condos for sale in Byron, London Ontario, updated daily. Byron homes move fast, so ask us about anything you don't see here.

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Byron is made for

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A great fit

Most families buy three or four bedroom two storeys, usually $800K to $1.1M.

Schools close byFive elementary schools, one new in 2027
Storybook GardensSplash pad in summer, skating in winter
Jorgenson ParkPool, playground and ball diamond

Maybe not for you if you're going car free, wanting nightlife close by, or needing an entry level price.

The overview

Living in Byron: the best bits

Byron feels like a small town inside London. Most people live in detached homes on quiet, tree lined streets, walk to the patios on Commissioners Road West, and spend weekends at Springbank Park or Boler Mountain.

Boler Mountain, Byron

Boler Mountain

Ski, snowboard and tube in winter. Ziplines and bike trails in summer.

The village strip, Byron

The village strip

Patios, a grocery plaza and local favourites on Commissioners Rd W.

Storybook Gardens, Byron
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Storybook Gardens

A family park with a splash pad in summer and skating in winter.

Schools close by, Byron

Schools close by

Five elementary schools, and a brand new one opening in 2027.

Room to breathe, Byron

Room to breathe

Mostly detached homes on mature, tree lined lots.

Getting around

How far is Byron from everything?

Drive, bike, bus or walk times from Byron to the places you'll go most. Tap a place to compare.

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
Byron Village0.555105
Boler Mountain1.62010155
Springbank Park1.92510155
Westmount Shopping Centre5.365203010
Downtown London10.3·405020
Western University10.4·405020
University Hospital10.6·405020
Komoka Provincial Park9.8·40·20
CF Masonville Place11.9·455520
London Airport23.2·909540

Estimates from Commissioners Rd W and Boler Rd, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Byron schools, parks and restaurants

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Attendance boundaries change. Confirm the school for any address with the Thames Valley DSB or London District Catholic School Board. Restaurants open and close, so check before you go.

Touring a home for sale in Byron, London Ontario
~$814KAverage sale
~26 daysTo sell
98%Of asking
Byron home prices

What homes cost in Byron, London Ontario

Byron sells above the London average, and most homes here are detached. Here's roughly what each type costs today.

  • Apartment condosOlder buildings on Commissioners Rd W$350K to $550K
  • Townhouse and bungalow condosPopular with downsizers$450K to $650K
  • 1950s to 1980s bungalowsOriginal village streets$650K to $900K
  • 1990s to 2010s two storeys3 to 4 bedrooms, garage$800K to $1.1M
  • New estate homesBoler Heights and the western edges$1.4M and up

Byron, August 2026. LSTAR and CREA data via Envelope RE. For your street, ask us for recent sold prices.

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    What's coming

    What's changing in Byron

    New homes, schools, parks and transit. Here's where each one stands.

    Opens Sept 2027
    Under construction

    Riverbend Public School

    Takes pressure off busy Byron schools with space for 525 students and 88 child care spots.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    July 2026
    Backed at committee

    10 storey building on Commissioners Rd W

    91 new homes at 1076 to 1080 Commissioners Rd W, facing Springbank Park.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Under review
    Proposed

    6 storey building near Reynolds Rd

    About 67 units proposed between Stephen St and Reynolds Rd.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
    Long term
    In planning

    Byron Gravel Pits park and homes

    A big public park and pond in the old pit, with new homes around the edges.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    2024 to 2026
    Building out

    Boler Heights

    Estate lots on what the builder calls the last open land on Boler Rd.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
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    The honest answer

    Should you live in Byron?

    We'd rather lose a sale than put someone on the wrong street. This is the conversation we have on the first call.

    Byron is a strong fit if you

    • Want a detached house on a real lot, with mature trees
    • Have kids at home. 48% of Byron families do, against 41% across London
    • Would use a ski hill, a 300 acre park and a river trail every week
    • Are downsizing and want to stay close to the life you already have
    • Plan to stay a while. About 85% of homes here are owner occupied

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want to live without a car. Transit is thinner than central London
    • Need an entry level price. Byron averages well above the city
    • Want nightlife close by. Downtown is a 20 minute drive
    • Want brand new everything. Most homes date from the 1950s to 1990s

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    Good to know

    Byron, London Ontario at a glance

    Postal codeN6K
    City wardWard 9
    PopulationAbout 16,400
    Part of London since1961
    BordersThames River, Colonel Talbot Rd, Southdale Rd W
    A little history

    How Byron got here

    1. 1800s

      A mill town on the Thames called Hall's Mills, later renamed Byron after the poet.

    2. 1946

      Londoners back from the war start the ski club that becomes Boler Mountain.

    3. 1958

      Slippery the Sea Lion escapes Storybook Gardens and swims all the way to Ohio.

    4. 1961

      London annexes Byron, and new streets grow out from the village.

    5. 2001

      Residents fight a Tim Hortons to protect the village feel. It opens anyway.

    Byron, London Ontario: your questions answered

    Something else on your mind? Call or text Mackenzie and Dan at 519-670-3027.

    Is Byron a good place to live?

    For families, outdoor lovers and anyone who wants a detached home on a mature lot, yes. Byron has five elementary schools, Boler Mountain, Springbank Park and a walkable village strip. It is less suited to going car free or wanting nightlife close by.

    Is Byron part of London, Ontario?

    Yes. Byron was its own village until London annexed it in 1961. It sits in southwest London, postal code N6K.

    Where is Byron in London, Ontario?

    Byron is in southwest London, stretching from the Thames River south to Southdale Road West, all west of Colonel Talbot Road. The village core sits at Commissioners Road West and Boler Road.

    How much does a house in Byron cost?

    The average Byron sale was about $814,000 in August 2026. Condos start around $350,000 and new estate homes run well over $1.4 million.

    Are there new homes for sale in Byron?

    Most Byron homes are resales built between the 1950s and 1990s. New construction shows up in spots like Boler Heights, and the Byron Gravel Pits plan will add new homes over the coming years.

    What schools serve Byron?

    Byron Northview, Southwood and Somerset (public) and St. George and St. Theresa (Catholic). Riverbend Public School opens in 2027. Most teens go to Saunders or St. Thomas Aquinas. Always confirm with the board for a specific address.

    Is Byron walkable?

    The village core and the park trails are. For most errands and commutes, plan on driving.

    Is there really a ski hill in Byron?

    Yes. Boler Mountain has run since 1946, with skiing and tubing in winter and ziplines and bike trails in summer.

    How far is Byron from downtown London?

    About 20 minutes by car, or around 50 minutes by bus.

    What is being built in Byron?

    The Byron Gravel Pits plan is the big one, bringing new homes and a large park. A few mid rise buildings are also planned along Commissioners Road West.

    Is Byron good for downsizers?

    Yes. Bungalows, bungalow condos and apartments mean people can downsize without leaving Byron once a big house is more than they need.

    What is the postal code for Byron?

    Byron addresses use the N6K postal code prefix. Byron is part of Ward 9 in the City of London.

    Guide last updated by Mackenzie and Dan Hinschberger, RE/MAX Centre City Realty Inc., Brokerage.

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