Notting Gate is a safe, friendly and vibrant community in which to live, work and play. This multi-faceted, bilingual Urbandale neighbourhood is in the easternmost of the eleven municipalities that comprise the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, Canada's National Capital.  In Notting Gate, Urbandale is creating a quality community which will stand out as one of the best locations to raise a family in the Region.

Situated south of the Ottawa River, Notting Gate combines the best of both town and country living.  Historically an agricultural community, longtime area residents will tell you it doesn't seem too long ago that the landscape was a patchwork of rich farm fields and pasture land.  During the 1980's, Urbandale was very active in Orleans building hundreds of quality homes in the heart of the original Fallingbrook community.  Residents have benefited from businesses that have flourished since then, including " Place D' Orleans" shopping centre with over a 190 stores and services.

While old-fashioned agricultural fairs, tractor pulls, summertime hayrides and seasonal festivals are still woven into the fabric of the area, the region is also rapidly diversifying.  Sports complexes featuring an international ice rink, wave pools and new community centers have sprung up in this family-friendly region.  Easy access to neighbouring parks and public transportation provide a varied array of recreational and lifestyle possibilities to residents.  A brand new high school and the new Portobello Shopping Plaza, complete with medical clinic, have already opened within Notting Gate itself.  With the rapid expansion of this community, another school and community park are already slated to open in the near future.

As its surrounding rural area continues to thrive in its traditional agricultural venues, Notting Gate is also ideally located near large business centres such as the Taylor Creek, Bilberry Creek, Cardinal Creek and the newly-opened Ottawa River Business Parks.   Ample shopping abounds with more outlets planned as more and more discriminating home buyers flock to this modern yet rural setting.

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