Wedgewood

About Wedgewood

• Location: 3691 Albion Rd, Gloucester
• Neighbourhood: Sawmill Creek/Timbermill
• Storeys: 1
• Units: 135
• Year Built: 1975
• Builder: Campeau Corporation
• Building Type: Townhouse
• Suite Sizes: Not Specified

Overview of Wedgewood

Wedgewood is a townhouse community located at 3691 Albion Rd in Gloucester, Ottawa. Completed in 1975, the development consists of 135 units.

The project was built by Campeau Corporation during a period of suburban expansion in Ottawa. The townhouses reflect the suburban density and site planning of the 1970s.

The development is situated in the Sawmill Creek/Timbermill area. It serves as a residential enclave south of Ottawa's city centre.

Suite Sizes & Value

The units consist of townhouse-style layouts. These residences utilize floor plans common to Campeau Corporation's 1970s residential portfolio.

The value of these units is derived from the build quality and proportions common to mid-70s construction. The layouts are designed for residential utility and internal volume.

Building Amenities & Features

• Individual Unit Focus: The development prioritizes individual unit features over centralized building facilities.
• Outdoor Environment: Residents have access to shared outdoor spaces and landscaping within the Timbermill community.

Location Highlights

• Neighbourhood Context: Situated in the Sawmill Creek/Timbermill area of Gloucester.
• Proximity to Core: Located south of Ottawa's central core within the Gloucester district.
• Transport Connectivity: Positioned on Albion Road, an arterial route connecting the development to the south end of the city.

Lifestyle Near Wedgewood

The Sawmill Creek area is a residential neighbourhood characterized by low-density living and green space. It is populated by families and professionals.

Historically, this area served as a residential choice for Ottawa's civil service. The neighbourhood consists of established suburban housing.

About the Developer

Campeau Corporation was founded by Robert Campeau in the 1950s. The firm was responsible for the construction of over 25,000 homes in the Ottawa region.

The company developed major commercial projects, including Ottawa's Place de Ville and Toronto's Scotia Tower. The firm held a long-standing role in Canadian urban planning and construction.