Greely sits south of downtown Ottawa within Osgoode Ward, part of the former Township of Osgoode before the city's 2001 amalgamation. The community is bounded roughly by Sale Barn Road and Greyscreek Road to the east, Mitch Owens Road to the north, Manotick Station Road to the west, and Snake Island Road to the south, a suburban and rural mix set apart from Ottawa's urban core.
Greely grew significantly through the 2000s, with a notable rise in the number of dwellings as new residential development filled in around its original rural core. That growth shows in the housing stock today, weighted toward homes built after 2000 alongside older rural properties.
Local landmarks include Castor Valley Elementary School, Greely Elementary School, All Saints Anglican Church, and the Greely Public Library, which opened in 2011. The community holds annual events including a Winter Carnival and Canada Day celebration that anchor its calendar each year.
Housing in Greely ranges from newer suburban style homes to larger rural lots on its outer edges. Deb Driscoll, Jaime Peca, and Luke Geleynse work with buyers across Greely and can help you navigate what's currently available, from newer family homes to rural acreage, within Ottawa's Osgoode Ward.
