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Hamilton Road — 140+ Independent Businesses on One of London's Most Historic Streets

A historic, working-class corridor southeast of downtown, running from Adelaide to Highbury — home to one of London's densest concentrations of independent businesses.

Hamilton Road stretches from Adelaide Street to Highbury Avenue just southeast of Downtown London, and its roots run deep: the area started as an oil-refinery district and served as one of the city's main access roads. All Saints Church at 249 Hamilton Road stands on the site of the former refinery, and the neighbourhood once supported related industry — railway car building, chemical plants, a barrel factory. Today Hamilton Road is known for its business community: more than 140 independent businesses line the street, reflecting the area's cultural diversity. The Tree Trunk Tour, a public art installation of more than a dozen custom carvings, each with its own story, runs along the corridor. A stretch of the road carries the name "Tommy Hunter Way," honouring the London-born country music performer.

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$499,900

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hamilton Road known for in London, Ontario?

Its concentration of independent businesses — more than 140 along one stretch — reflecting the neighbourhood's cultural diversity, plus its industrial history as a former oil-refinery district and one of the city's original main access roads.

Is Hamilton Road a historic neighbourhood?

Yes — its roots as an oil-refinery and industrial corridor date back over a century, and landmarks like All Saints Church (built on the former refinery site) and "Tommy Hunter Way" reflect that history today.

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