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Orléans Village – Chateauneuf

The historic village core near St. Joseph Boulevard, with the highest Walk Score of the eight areas.

Boulevard st. joseph, orleans, ontario
Boulevard st. joseph, orleans, ontario. Photo: Alaney2k, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
11,310Population (2021 census) · source
4,265Private dwellings (2021) · source
46.0Median age (2021) · source
4Schools inside
7Parks & places inside
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Orléans Village – Chateauneuf had 11,310 residents in the 2021 census, via the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study. Population: 11,310 (2021).

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The neighbourhood

About Orléans Village – Chateauneuf

Orléans Village – Chateauneuf had 11,310 residents in the 2021 census, via the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study. 73.2% of dwellings were single-detached and 90.3% of households owned. The ONS Walk Score average is 56, the highest of the eight areas in this guide. Place d'Orléans Transitway station is 2.0 km away and the Orleans Branch library is 0.8 km away, both straight-line.

Boundaries

Ottawa Neighbourhood Study area Orléans Village - Chateauneuf. ons-sqo.ca ons-sqo.ca

Homes

In 2021, 73.2% of dwellings were single-detached, 20.2% row houses and 2.6% semi-detached. 90.3% of households owned and 9.7% rented, and the median owner-estimated dwelling value was $576,000 (2021 census, via the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study). ons-sqo.ca

Highlights
  • Population 11,310 (2021 census)
  • 73.2% single-detached (2021)
  • Walk Score 56 (ONS average)
  • Orleans Branch library 0.8 km straight-line
  • Your Independent Grocer 0.7 km straight-line
  • French most spoken at home for 27.8% (2021)
History

How Orléans Village – Chateauneuf came to be

Orléans, Ontario - Community Pentecostal Church
Orléans, Ontario - Community Pentecostal Church. Photo: Cantons-de-l'Est, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
  1. 1858

    In 1858 Luc Major registered the first subdivision plan for Lots 1 and 2 in Gloucester Township, establishing the village of St. Joseph. en.wikipedia.org

  2. 1859

    In 1859 François Dupuis registered a subdivision plan for Lot 3, laying out St-Jean, Dessere and St-Charles streets. en.wikipedia.org

  3. 1880

    By 1880 Orléans had 174 families, 131 francophone and 43 anglophone. en.wikipedia.org

People & landmarks

Local names worth knowing

  • Luc Major

    Registered the first subdivision plan for the village of St. Joseph in 1858. en.wikipedia.org

  • François Dupuis

    Registered a subdivision plan for Lot 3 in 1859; Scott Street was named for his wife, Mary Scott. en.wikipedia.org

Map

Around Orléans Village – Chateauneuf

Walking rings at 5, 10 and 15 minutes from the neighbourhood centre.

Schools

9 nearby

Straight-line distances from the Orléans Village – Chateauneuf centre. Living near a school does not guarantee a place: confirm the designated school for an address with each board. All schools and board locators.

Parks & places

10 nearby

  • Splash pad, Delorme Park

    Splash pad (summer only)

    6591 Delorme Avenue, Gloucestermaps.ottawa.ca ottawa.ca

    550 m7 min walk

  • Outdoor rink, Barnabe Park

    Outdoor rink (winter, weather permitting)

    1797 Des Epinettes Ave.maps.ottawa.ca ottawa.ca

    560 m7 min walk

  • Bilberry Creek Valley

    Passive Recreation park · waterfront access

    500 des Épinettes Avenue, Cumberlandmaps.ottawa.ca

    630 m8 min walk

  • Splash pad, Champagne Park

    Splash pad (summer only)

    1861 Markwell Crescent, Gloucestermaps.ottawa.ca ottawa.ca

    660 m8 min walk

  • Barrington Park

    Active Recreation park

    1705 Orléans Boulevard, Gloucestermaps.ottawa.ca

    700 m9 min walk

  • Ottawa Public Library Orleans Branch

    Public Library

    1705 Orleans Blvdmaps.ottawa.ca biblioottawalibrary.ca

    830 m10 min walk

  • Laurier Carrière Park

    Active Recreation park

    6601 Carrière Street, Gloucestermaps.ottawa.ca

    900 m11 min walk

  • Yves Richer Park

    Active Recreation park · waterfront access

    499 des Épinettes Avenue, Cumberlandmaps.ottawa.ca

    1.3 km16 min walk

  • Bob Monette Community Centre

    Community Centre

    1485 Duford Stmaps.ottawa.ca ottawa.ca

    1.3 km16 min walk

  • Outdoor rink, Queenswood Heights Centennial Park and Community Centre

    Outdoor rink (winter, weather permitting)

    1485 Duford Dr.maps.ottawa.ca ottawa.ca

    1.3 km16 min walk

The full parks & trails guide.

Shops & dining

10 nearby

The full shops & dining guide.

Getting around

Transit

  • O-Train

    Convent Glen station is about 2.1 km away in a straight line (under construction; 2026 (Line 1 east extension, per OC Transpo); Line 1).

    wikidata.org

  • O-Train

    Jeanne d'Arc station is about 2.6 km away in a straight line (open; Line 1).

    wikidata.org

  • Transitway / bus

    Place d'Orleans station is about 2.0 km away in a straight line (open).

    maps.ottawa.ca

  • Downtown

    Parliament Hill is about 15.1 km away in a straight line.

    en.wikipedia.org

The full transit guide.

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  1. What is Orléans Village – Chateauneuf like?

    Orléans Village – Chateauneuf had 11,310 residents in the 2021 census, with 73.2% of dwellings single-detached and 90.3% of households owning. It has the highest ONS Walk Score average of the eight areas, at 56.

    As of 2026-10 · ons-sqo.ca en.wikipedia.org

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