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St. Norbert, Richmond Lakes & Grandmont Park

History and Community on the Southern Tip of Winnipeg

History and Community on the Southern Tip of Winnipeg

St. Norbert is a one-of-a-kind neighbourhood in Winnipeg, offering a small-town atmosphere while being just outside the Perimeter Highway. 

Although technically south of the city’s outer boundary, St. Norbert is fully integrated into Winnipeg, with access to city services, schools, and transportation networks. Its location makes it a strategic place to live—close to major routes and the University of Manitoba, while maintaining a relaxed, community-focused lifestyle.

Home to one of the city’s most beloved landmarks, the St. Norbert Farmers’ Market, this area is known for its strong sense of community and deep-rooted history. As one of Winnipeg’s oldest settlements, St. Norbert has preserved its historic charm while evolving into a highly sought-after residential area. The St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park shares the story of the area's Métis roots. It features preserved buildings and cultural artifacts that link the past to today.

A woman buying carrots at a farmers' market

Big City Conveniences, Small Town Feel

One of St. Norbert’s biggest advantages is its proximity to key Winnipeg locations. The Perimeter Highway makes it easy to reach different parts of the city, whether you’re commuting to work in the downtown core, heading to Seasons of Tuxedo for shopping, or traveling to the Winnipeg airport. Pembina Highway, which runs directly through St. Norbert, provides a direct route to the University of Manitoba, making the area ideal for students, faculty, and staff.

The University of Manitoba, just a short drive or bus ride away, adds a vibrant energy to the community. This proximity makes St. Norbert a popular choice for students and university employees looking for convenient housing options. Many rental properties and condos in the area cater to this demographic, offering affordable and low-maintenance living close to campus.

Public transit is also readily available, with multiple bus routes connecting St. Norbert to other parts of Winnipeg. For those who prefer cycling or walking, the area has scenic trails, including paths along the La Salle River.

Schools & Education

Families moving to St. Norbert will appreciate its access to excellent schools. The neighbourhood is part of the Seine River School Division, which serves French and English-speaking students.  Proximity to the University of Manitoba makes the area perfect for students and faculty.

Amenities & Recreation

Residents of St. Norbert enjoy a mix of small-town charm and urban conveniences. The neighbourhood features essential amenities, local shops, and dining options, while larger commercial areas like St. Vital Centre are just a short drive away. Some key highlights include:

An older couple embracing on a park bench

Homes & Real Estate in St Norbert

St. Norbert offers a variety of housing options that cater to different budgets and lifestyles. The area has a mix of older homes with charm, mid-century townhomes, and new houses with modern designs. Some of the housing styles available include:

  • Classic bungalows with large lots and mature trees.
  • Modern two-story family homes with attached garages.
  • Affordable condos for sale in St. Norbert for those looking for low-maintenance living.
  • Charming heritage homes reflecting the neighbourhood’s rich history.

The condo market in St. Norbert has grown in recent years. New developments offer many options.

You can find starter condos and more upscale units with modern features. Many of these condos are appealing to first-time homebuyers, university students, and investors. They are close to the University of Manitoba, making them great for rental opportunities.

With its location near the University of Manitoba, St. Norbert is also a popular area for rental investments, as students and faculty often seek housing nearby.

Single detached homes in St Norbert are priced from $350,000 and can reach prices over one million dollars.  Townhomes begin at an affordable $250,000 and condos run anywhere from $200,000 to over a half million.

Thinking of Moving to St Norbert?

Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make, and having an experienced real estate agent who understands the neighbourhoods inside and out is essential. 

Whether you’re looking for houses for sale in St. Norbert Winnipeg, a condo, or a rental investment, I can provide you with expert guidance, market insights, and personalized service.  I have over 20 years of experience serving the Winnipeg real estate market!

Let’s find the perfect home for you in St. Norbert, Richmond Lakes, or Grandmont Park!  Contact me today, and let's find your new home!