Buying a Home in Huron Heights

Huron Heights for Buyers Right Now

Live MLS® data for Huron Heights, updated October 26, 2026. Sold figures are aggregated.

Why People Choose Huron Heights

Huron Heights was developed starting around 1960 and continuing through the late 1960s, in four distinct phases — one of which was commonly known as Huron Village. The development included three public elementary schools, fed a Catholic elementary school and a public secondary school just to the northwest, a large commercial plaza with anchor grocery and department stores on its west edge, and a smaller neighbourhood plaza at its centre. A city arena was built early on and later supplemented with a public swimming pool. Housing is mostly post-war bungalows, three-storey walk-ups, and larger apartment buildings, with some newer single-detached homes north of Huron Street. The neighbourhood is well-served by parks — Cayuga Park, Huronview Park, Pawnee Park, and Farnsborough Park — and by the Stronach Community Recreation Centre, which has two ice surfaces, an outdoor pool and splash pad, a gymnasium, meeting space, baseball diamonds, and a skateboard park. Huron Heights borders Argyle, London Junction, Carling, Merwin Heights, Ridgeview, Stoneybrook, Fanshawe, and the largely industrial Airport neighbourhood.

• Stronach Community Recreation Centre — 2 ice surfaces, outdoor pool & splash pad, gym, skateboard park
• Four public/Catholic elementary schools plus a public secondary school nearby
• Cayuga, Huronview, Pawnee, and Farnsborough parks
• Mostly post-war bungalows, walk-ups, and apartment buildings
• Developed in four distinct phases starting around 1960

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