Introduction
Located approximately 15 km south of downtown Ottawa, bordered by both Bankfield Rd and Mitch Owens Rd to the north, the Rideau River in the south, to the east by Highway 416 and to the west by 3rd Line. The Village of Manotick is brimming with small town charm, whether you are enjoying a drink with friends, or browsing the antique shops along Main Street.
Lifestyle
Country living is the name of the game in Manotick, whether it is a relaxing bike ride or a day of golf, residents know how to enjoy their leisure time and make the best of their idyllic surroundings. Despite the high cost of fuel, these residents are quick to fill up their speed boats and hit the river for a day on the water.
The Vibe
Residents are warm and friendly, on weekends, the streets are packed with visitors checking out all the local hot spots. The Village’s relaxed way of life harkens back to a time before the hustle and bustle of city life became the norm. There is a mix of lifers as well as residents who have escaped the busy downtown streets for something a bit more spacious.
Meet the Neighbours
A charming mix of wealthy, creative and energetic people, residents choose to live in Manotick because they know that, for a price, they can have the Norman Rockwell inspired life, with the modern amenities of 21st century living.The majority of residents are between the ages of 40 and 70 years old, with growing families or recent empty nests.
In the Area
Manotick is fairly insular, most needs can be met without leaving the Village. Though there may not be any big box stores or groceries in the Village, there are plenty of small, local food and supply stores to meet your needs. For those needing a SuperStore, it’s only a quick drive up Hunt Club.
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Planes, Trains & Automobiles
Manotick is accessible from Highway 416. You can also take Prince of Wales or Hunt Club. Either way, this place is out of the way, but that’s the whole point. Although, with the new bridge connecting Manotick to Barrhaven, there is suddenly a new world available to all Manotick residents. Barrhaven is filled with all the amenities anyone could ever need. And now these are only minutes away.
The Good, the Bad & the Rest
Manotick is the community where most Ottawans long to be. It has antique shops, cobble stone streets, homes backing onto the river, and quaint restaurants along Main St. This place is far, but ask any resident and they’ll tell you, it’s worth the drive. Unfortunately, most of us can’t afford the price tag on these million dollar homes.
Dollars & Sense
This is not just a $6 latté crowd, it’s a $12 Fairtrade, organic, locally-grown, soy, low-fat, gluten-free, latté crowd. People in Manotick know what they like and they are willing and able to pay for it. But hey, for visitors on a budget, Manotick does have a Subway and a Pizza Pizza for your dining pleasure!
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Neighbourhood Hotspots
The Mill Tavern
A classic UK corner pub, with traditional food, drink and atmosphere, this spot is a community hub. After dark, The Mill Tavern is Manotick’s only stop for late night fun.
more infoManotick Natural Market
Manotick Natural Market is for the health-aware. This store that stocks an impressive array of vitamins, homeopathic remedies, sport supplements, teas, natural bodycare products and diabetic friendly, dairy and gluten free products.
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If you're looking for a charming neighbourhood cafe, this would definitely be what you're looking for. Offering a quiet, relaxing atmosphere, this is a lovely, sophisticated coffee shop with a European flair.
more infoV’s Cupcakes
A little bit of dessert heaven in Manotick, V’s Cupcakes are baked from scratch each and every morning, with only the highest quality, freshest ingredients available. Delicious flavours, these pretty-as-a-picutre treats are hard to resist.
more infoWatson’s Mill
Watson’s Mill is a unique 1860’s grist and flour mill. A working industrial heritage site, it has a remarkable history linked to local politics, the building of a country, and a tragic love story.
more infoMaitreya Yoga Studio
Maitreya Yoga Studio offers a wide variety of classes taught by passionate individuals in a friendly positive and nurturing environment.
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