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About Eastway Gardens

Eastway Gardens is a tiny neighbourhood with a big claim to fame. It serves as a high-quality transit hub, offering easy access to transportation, shopping, and the Rideau River Pathway. Furthermore, the area is poised for substantial development in the coming years, including residential projects. This makes Eastway Gardens an attractive option for renters and homebuyers seeking convenient access to public transportation and proximity to downtown.

Eastway Gardens boundaries map courtesy Wikimapia

Eastway Gardens consists of a mix of residential, commercial, industrial, and office space. Zoned as a TOD community, Eastway Gardens is a connected community boasting two O-Train Light Rail Transit stations and bus routes, as well as the city’s main Via Rail terminal—all within walking distance of residential streets. Nearby ramps connect to the east and west Queensway (Hwy 417). Eastway Gardens also links to the City's multi-use pathway, making it ideal for cyclists and walkers alike.

Eastway Gardens connects to the City's multi-use "Rideau River Pathway" making it ideal for cyclists and walkers alike.

The St. Laurent Shopping Mall and the 110-acre open-air Ottawa Train Yards shopping complex—which includes grocery stores, a pharmacy, an LCBO, restaurants, coffee shops, and a variety of other shops—make the neighbourhood a preferred destination for shopping and entertainment. The neighbourhood is also home to the Ottawa Titans baseball stadium.

The Max Keeping pedestrian and cycling bridge spans Highway 417 Queensway, linking Eastway Garden's Via Rail terminal and O-Train station to the Ottawa Titans baseball stadium, nearby hotels, and the neighbourhoods of Overbrook and Vanier.

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