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Red brick bungalows on Circlewood Drive in Dalewood Meadows, north St. Thomas, Ontario

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North St. Thomas, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Conservation area
  • Wetland trails
  • Paddling route
  • Quiet edge of town
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~$582KMedian list price, city wide
~50 daysDays on market, city wide
10 minDrive to downtown St. Thomas
~25 haProtected wetlands next door
Dalewood real estate

Dalewood homes for sale

The newest homes for sale in Dalewood, St. Thomas Ontario, updated daily. Published sales data for Dalewood is thin, so ask us about recent sales and anything you don't see here.

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A great fit

Homes closest to the conservation lands are the ones to watch, so ask us what they have sold for lately.

Trail around the reservoirA natural path loops the water and wetlands
Paddle from close byA 2.8 km water trail for canoes and kayaks
Fish and campFishing platforms and serviced campsites nearby

Maybe not for you if you want to walk to shops, or want peace and quiet in the height of camping season.

The overview

Living in Dalewood: the best bits

Dalewood sits on the north edge of St. Thomas, right beside the city's own reservoir. Residents get wetland trails, a marked paddling route and summer pools a few minutes from home, with downtown and the hospital about 10 minutes away by car. It is a quieter corner of the city, so most errands mean a short drive.

Dalewood Conservation Area, Dalewood
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Dalewood Conservation Area

Kettle Creek Conservation Authority's park in the city, open May 1 to September 30.

The reservoir, Dalewood

The reservoir

One of very few open lakes inside St. Thomas, ringed by about 25 ha of wetland.

A trail around the water, Dalewood

A trail around the water

A natural surface loop of roughly 8 to 12 km, depending on who measured it.

Evans Sisters' Water Trail, Dalewood

Evans Sisters' Water Trail

A 2.8 km route for canoes and kayaks, with rentals on site.

Camping in the city, Dalewood

Camping in the city

About 200 serviced sites, supervised pools and planned summer events.

Dalewood Meadows, Dalewood

Dalewood Meadows

A larger subdivision of family homes near the conservation lands.

Getting around

How far is Dalewood from everything?

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

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
Dalewood Conservation Area1.0155·5
Downtown St. Thomas5.06020·10
St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital5.06020·10
Pinafore Park6.5·25·15
PowerCo battery plant site6.0·25·10
Highway 4019.0·35·15
Port Stanley19.0···30
Downtown London26.0···35

Estimates from Dalewood, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Dalewood 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 Dalewood, St. Thomas Ontario
~$582KCity median list
~50 daysOn market, city wide
~$300Per sq ft, city wide
Dalewood home prices

What homes cost in Dalewood, St. Thomas Ontario

We could not find sales figures just for Dalewood, so these are St. Thomas city wide numbers. They give a fair starting point, and we can pull recent sales for any street here.

  • Split levels, city wideOlder guide, check current sales$320K to $425K
  • Bungalows, city wideOne floor living$350K to $450K
  • Two storeys, city wideRoom for a family$400K to $545K
  • Newer subdivision homes, city wideJune 2026 rangeHigh $300Ks to $500Ks

St. Thomas city wide: median list price and days on market from ViewHomes, June 2026. Home type bands come from an older realtor guide. No Dalewood specific data was published, so ask us for recent sold prices on your street.

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    What's coming

    What's changing in Dalewood

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

    Production 2027
    Under construction

    PowerCo battery plant

    About 3,000 direct jobs at a site roughly 10 minutes from Dalewood.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    2021 to 2051
    Forecast

    City growth plan

    The city expects to need about 15,300 more homes by 2051, which will touch every area.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
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    Should you live in Dalewood?

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

    Dalewood is a strong fit if you

    • Want trails, water and wetlands a few minutes from your door
    • Like to paddle, fish or camp without leaving the city
    • Would trade a walk to shops for a calmer edge of town
    • Commute by car to London, Highway 401 or the PowerCo site

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want to walk to stores and restaurants. There is no commercial strip here
    • Want summer quiet. Campers and day visitors fill the park May to September
    • Want the conservation area open all year. It closes after September 30

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    Good to know

    Dalewood, St. Thomas Ontario at a glance

    LocationNorth end of St. Thomas, on Kettle Creek
    Conservation areaRun by Kettle Creek Conservation Authority
    Park seasonMay 1 to September 30
    WetlandsAbout 25 hectares
    SubdivisionDalewood Meadows
    A little history

    How Dalewood got here

    1. 1810

      Settlers arrive at the crossroads that grows into St. Thomas.

    2. 1881

      St. Thomas becomes a city, fuelled by the railway boom.

    3. The creek

      Kettle Creek drains about 520 sq km and meets Lake Erie at Port Stanley.

    4. Today

      The conservation authority runs Dalewood as its park inside the city.

    5. 2016 to 2021

      St. Thomas grows by about 10%, and new homes spread across the city.

    6. 2025

      Work starts on the PowerCo battery plant, about 10 minutes away.

    Dalewood, St. Thomas Ontario: your questions answered

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

    Is Dalewood a good place to live?

    It suits people who want nature close by. The conservation area next door has trails, a paddling route, pools and camping, and downtown is about 10 minutes by car. It is less suited to anyone who wants to walk to shops, and summer brings campers and visitors.

    Where is Dalewood in St. Thomas?

    You will find Dalewood on the city's northern edge, where Kettle Creek widens into the Dalewood Reservoir. Listing sites treat it as a neighbourhood, and Dalewood Meadows is the larger subdivision within it.

    How much does a house in Dalewood cost?

    We found no sales figures just for Dalewood. For the whole city, homes had a median asking price near $582,400 as of June 2026. Ask us for recent sales on the street you are considering.

    What schools serve Dalewood?

    Public schools in St. Thomas belong to the Thames Valley District School Board. Catholic schools belong to the London District Catholic School Board. French immersion is offered. No specific schools were listed for Dalewood, so always confirm the catchment for an address with the board.

    What is the postal code for Dalewood?

    Our research did not list a postal code for Dalewood. Postal codes vary by street, so check the exact address with Canada Post, or ask us.

    What is Dalewood Conservation Area?

    Think of it as the city's own nature park, run by the Kettle Creek Conservation Authority. From May 1 until September 30 you can walk the loop, camp, fish, swim in the pools or rent a boat.

    How long is the Dalewood trail?

    Depending on the source, the loop is listed at 8.2, 10 or 12 km. Ask the conservation authority for today's figure before a long hike.

    Can you paddle at Dalewood?

    Yes. Paddlers can follow the Evans Sisters' Water Trail for 2.8 km, and canoe and kayak rentals are on site.

    Is the conservation area open all year?

    No. The season runs May 1 through September 30, and the park closes for the rest of the year.

    What is Dalewood Meadows?

    It is the larger residential subdivision in the Dalewood area.

    How long is the drive from Dalewood to downtown?

    About 5 km, or roughly 10 minutes by car. Downtown London is about 35 minutes away.

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

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