Vanier, Oshawa

Vanier detached homes for sale

Detached houses in Vanier are mostly one-storey or storey-and-a-half brick or frame from the late 1940s through the 1960s, with a scattering of 1970s two-storey and split-level houses west of Stevenson Road South and some recent infill near the Civic complex. Lots run 40 to 55 feet, typically with a single drive and a garage tucked at the rear. Bungalows here are a downsizer's favourite because the lots are flat and the stores are close, and a renovator's favourite because the basements are full height and side entrances are common. Find out how old the roof, windows, wiring and furnace are, whether an addition or a suite had permits, and the condition of the clay or cast-iron drains on the oldest houses. Some streets back onto the mall lands, Gibb Street or the 401 corridor, so walk the lot and listen. The blocks between Park Road and Stevenson, and the crescents west of Waverly, hold the most consistently kept houses.

Vanier detached homes by the numbers

Live from the MLS® feed · updated October 8, 2026

19 For sale now
12 New in 30 days
$559,900 Median asking price Middle half $474K to $636K
$485 Asking price per sq ft
23 days Median days listed
12% Listings with a price cut Median cut 2.3%

Newest Vanier detached homes for sale

See all 19 listings

New Vanier detached homes for sale land here first. Save this search and we email you the moment one is listed.

Questions people ask about Vanier

Are Vanier bungalows good for downsizing?

Very. Most have two or three bedrooms on one floor, a full basement, a level lot, a driveway and stores, buses and the mall within walking distance. Look for one with a main-floor laundry or room to add one, and check step counts at the entrances, which are often a half-storey up on the postwar houses.

Which Vanier streets are quietest?

The crescents and courts between Park Road South and Stevenson Road South, and the newer streets near Waverly and the Civic complex, are away from the arterials. Houses fronting King, Gibb, Stevenson or Park Road, and those backing onto the 401 or the mall, get the traffic. Middle blocks off Cromwell and Pacific are a good compromise.

Can I put a second unit in a Vanier house?

The City allows a second suite in a detached house that meets its parking, fire separation and building code rules, and the raised basements and side doors in this area make it practical. Confirm any existing suite was permitted and inspected, and be realistic about parking, since most lots hold two cars at best.

Sources: oshawa.ca · oshawa.ca · oshawa.ca · oshawa.ca · oshawacentre.com · en.wikipedia.org