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CFB Rockcliffe-NRC Real Estate Market FAQs
Last updated Apr 1, 2026How many real estate listings are currently for sale in CFB Rockcliffe-NRC?
As of today, the CFB Rockcliffe-NRC real estate market currently has 1 detached homes, 2 semi-detached homes, 38 condos, and 2 townhouses, totaling 43 listings in CFB Rockcliffe-NRC.
How many open houses are there in CFB Rockcliffe-NRC?
As of today, there are 1 open houses in CFB Rockcliffe-NRC
Population & demographics
Total population
7,621
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$115,036
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CFB Rockcliffe-NRC Review
Transportation
Car Friendly
Good access to freeways and major arteries, with a large amount of parking nearby
Pedestrian Friendly
Few day-to-day needs are within walking distance
Transit Friendly
Transit is available for some trips
Shopping, Food and Nightlife
Cafes
Few or no cafés within walking distance
Groceries
At least one grocery store within a 30-minute walk
Nightlife
Few or no bars within walking distance
Shopping
Some shops within walking distance
Restaurants
Some restaurants within walking distance
Greenery & Character
Quiet
Many sources of noise nearby
Vibrant
Quiet atmosphere at all hours
CFB Rockcliffe-NRC, Ottawa, offers a comfortable commute to downtown Ottawa, with an average travel time of just 15 minutes. The neighbourhood is known for its tranquil lifestyle, with a mix of residential, commercial, and green spaces, making it an ideal place for both families and professionals. Residents love the area for its rich history, as it was once a military base and now houses the National Research Council. The community spirit is strong, with regular events and activities that bring neighbours together. However, don't expect a bustling nightlife scene; CFB Rockcliffe-NRC is more about quiet evenings and early mornings. The neighbourhood is a testament to Ottawa's commitment to balancing urban development with preserving natural beauty and historical significance.
