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Dunrobin, Ottawa Rentals

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Dunrobin

Part of the Ottawa - Gatineau metropolitan area, Dunrobin is a neighbourhood within Ottawa, Ontario.

Transportation

The best way to navigate Dunrobin is very often driving. It is very convenient to park. Travelling on foot is not very practical for residents in this part of the city since almost no daily errands can be run without having to resort to a vehicle. The bike is a somewhat poor means of transportation in Dunrobin because there are a fair number of slopes to challenge cyclists, and the bicycling network is not very comprehensive.

Services

Property owners in Dunrobin almost always have to rely on a car to access the nearest grocery store. A limited selection of restaurants is available in this area as well. With respect to education, parents may find it very difficult for their children to get to high schools and primary schools as pedestrians.

Character

People who prefer a relaxed ambience will enjoy Dunrobin. Dunrobin is very quiet, as the streets are very peaceful. Parks are sparse, making it occasionally challenging to access them. Despite that, there are about 10 public green spaces nearby for residents to unwind in, such as Pinhey's Point Park and Parkland.

Housing

Roughly 95% of the population of this neighbourhood own their home and 5% are renters. The sizeable percentage of single detached homes in the housing stock of this part of the city is an important part of its character. The buildings in this neighbourhood are relatively new, since around one third of its dwellings were constructed after the year 2000, while many of the remaining buildings were built in the 1960s and the 1980s. There is a higher proportion of four or more bedroom homes in this part of Ottawa.