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Homes near Masonville Place in Masonville, London, Ontario

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North London, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • Shopping hub
  • Near Western
  • Forest trails
  • Transit hub
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~$650KMedian list price
~36 daysAverage days on market
5 minDrive to Western
10.6 kmOf Medway Valley trails nearby
Masonville real estate

Masonville homes for sale

The newest houses, townhomes and condos for sale in Masonville, London Ontario, updated daily. Sites draw Masonville's boundaries differently, so ask us about any street near Richmond and Fanshawe Park.

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Masonville is made for

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A great fit

Detached homes on established streets run about $750K to $1.2M or more.

University HospitalAbout 5 min by car, 10 by bike
Western UniversityAbout 2.6 km, 15 min by bus
Downtown in 15 minBy car, outside rush hour

Maybe not for you if you want a sleepy, traffic free village, or a home in a brand new subdivision.

The overview

Living in Masonville: the best bits

North London comes to Masonville to shop. Masonville Place and its plazas form the hub, ringed by quiet, mature streets of family homes, townhomes and small apartment buildings. Western University and University Hospital border it to the south, with Medway Valley forest trails a short hop west.

Western and University Hospital, Masonville
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Western and University Hospital

Both sit at the southern edge, about 5 minutes by car.

Museum of Ontario Archaeology, Masonville
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Museum of Ontario Archaeology

A reconstructed 16th century village at the Lawson Site.

Masonville bus terminal, Masonville

Masonville bus terminal

The transit hub for north London, with express routes.

Mature family streets, Masonville

Mature family streets

Mostly large family homes built from the 1960s to the 1990s.

Getting around

How far is Masonville from everything?

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
CF Masonville Place0.25555
University Hospital2.12510155
Elsie Perrin Williams Estate2.43010155
Western University2.63010155
Sunningdale Golf & Country Club3.03515·10
Medway Valley and Museum of Ontario Archaeology3.645152510
St. Joseph's Health Care5.365202510
Hyde Park Power Centre5.870253010
Downtown London7.085303015
Fanshawe College9.1110353515
Victoria Hospital11.5140454520
London Airport13.6·556025

Estimates from Richmond St and Fanshawe Park Rd, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Touring a home for sale in Masonville, London Ontario
~$650KMedian list
~36 daysOn market
~$620KLondon average sale
Masonville home prices

What homes cost in Masonville, London Ontario

No sold average is published for Masonville, so these are listing prices and published ranges. Here's roughly what each type costs today.

  • Older apartment condosOlder buildings start lowest$250K to $400K
  • Condos and luxury apartmentsNewer buildings near the mall$420K to $900K+
  • TownhomesCondo townhouses along Richmond St$500K to $700K
  • Detached, entry levelSmaller lots and older homes$650K to $800K
  • Detached, established streets1980s and 1990s, 3 to 4+ bedrooms$750K to $1.2M+

Published 2026 ranges (Cassidy & Co.) and an August 31, 2026 ViewHomes listing snapshot. These are asking prices, not sold prices. London average is August 2026 LSTAR and CREA data. For your street, ask us for recent sold prices.

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    What's coming

    What's changing in Masonville

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

    July 2023
    In effect

    Masonville Secondary Plan

    Guides growth around Richmond and Fanshawe Park, with buildings up to 22 storeys with bonus zoning.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
    2024
    Applied for

    Hyland Centre towers

    Two more towers of 22 and 20 storeys, about 337 units, with shops at street level.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Propertied
    2026
    Proposed

    8 storey building on Fanshawe Park Rd E

    About 299 units at 517 to 525 Fanshawe Park Rd E, about 1.8 km east of the mall.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of London
    Sept 2025
    Done

    New co-owner for Masonville Place

    KingSett bought a 50% stake. No new plan for the mall lands is confirmed yet.

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

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

    Masonville is a strong fit if you

    • Work at Western or University Hospital and want a short commute
    • Want shopping, dining and a movie theatre close to home
    • Would walk the Medway Valley forest trails on weekends
    • Want to get around north London by bus
    • Want a 3 to 4+ bedroom family home on a mature street

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want a quiet village feel. Richmond and Fanshawe Park get busy at rush hour
    • Want a brand new subdivision. Sunningdale, just north, is a better match
    • Mind student rentals. Streets closest to Western have some
    • Mind change. Taller buildings are planned near the mall

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    Good to know

    Masonville, London Ontario at a glance

    Postal codesN6G and N5X
    City wardWard 7
    PopulationAbout 10,260 (2021)
    Part of London since1961
    Centred onRichmond St and Fanshawe Park Rd
    Built1960s to 1990s, new condos since the 2010s
    A little history

    How Masonville got here

    1. Before 1857

      A small crossroads settlement called McMartin's Corners on Proof Line Road, now Richmond St.

    2. 1857

      Masonville School opens as School Section 18.

    3. 1874

      Robert Mason becomes postmaster at his hotel, and the hamlet takes his name.

    4. 1961

      London annexes the farmland, and subdivisions follow with a boom in the 1980s.

    5. 1985

      Masonville Place opens on January 2, with Sears, Eaton's and Loblaws as anchors.

    6. 2015 to 2017

      A $77 million renovation gives the mall its first major upgrade.

    Masonville, London Ontario: your questions answered

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

    Is Masonville a good place to live?

    For hospital and university staff, families and anyone who wants shopping close by, yes. Masonville Place is the anchor, Western and University Hospital sit just to the south, and the Medway Valley trails are a short trip west. It is less suited to anyone who wants a quiet village feel or a brand new subdivision.

    Where is Masonville in London, Ontario?

    It's in London's north end, with Richmond Street and Fanshawe Park Road at its heart. People draw the lines differently, but it usually stretches south to Windermere Road and Western University, and takes in Old Masonville, west of Richmond out to Medway Creek.

    How much does a house in Masonville cost?

    No sold average is published for Masonville. The median asking price in late August 2026 was about $650,000. Detached homes on established streets typically run about $750,000 to $1.2 million. Condos start near $420,000, and townhomes sit between $500,000 and $700,000. Older apartment condos were listed from about $250,000.

    What schools serve Masonville?

    For the younger grades there's Masonville Public School, Stoneybrook Public School and St. Kateri Catholic School, while Old Masonville is served by St. Catherine of Siena. Teens usually go to A.B. Lucas Secondary (public) or Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary. Boundaries change street by street, so always confirm with the board for a specific address.

    Are the houses in Masonville old?

    London annexed this farmland in 1961, and most houses went up between the 1960s and 1990s. Streets near the mall were largely built in the 1980s, and newer condos and apartments are now rising close to Masonville Place.

    Is Masonville good for people who work at Western or University Hospital?

    Yes. Both are right on its south side, about 5 minutes by car, 10 by bike or 15 by bus.

    Is Masonville good for transit?

    Yes. The bus terminal at Masonville Place is the main transit stop for north London, express routes included.

    How long does it take to get downtown from Masonville?

    It's about 15 minutes by car when traffic is light, or about 30 minutes by bus. Richmond Street is a straight shot downtown, but it backs up at busy times.

    What is being built in Masonville?

    Under the Masonville Secondary Plan, taller mixed use buildings are permitted near Richmond and Fanshawe Park. Across from the mall, the Hyland Centre site has a proposal for towers up to 22 storeys.

    Why is it called Masonville?

    Its name honours Robert Mason, postmaster from 1874 to 1881, whose hotel held the local post office. Earlier, the spot was known as McMartin's Corners.

    What is the postal code for Masonville?

    Masonville addresses use the N6G and N5X postal code prefixes. Most of the area is listed in Ward 7 in the City of London.

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

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