Longwoods is a residential neighbourhood in south London, Ontario, bordered by Wharncliffe Road, Southdale Road, White Oak Road, and Highway 402. Detached family homes and standout highway access define this practical community.
Family scaled detached homes, streets named for Canadian artists, standout highway access, nearby major shopping, and a calm suburban setting
A south London subdivision framed by Wharncliffe Road, Southdale Road, White Oak Road, and Highway 402.
Families and commuters anchor the community, drawn by detached housing and the area's exceptional road connections.
Paul Haggis Park, nearby White Oaks Mall, and the commercial complex at Wharncliffe and Southdale cover recreation and daily errands.
Many of the neighbourhood's streets carry the names of significant Canadian artists, a quiet cultural signature written into the map itself.
Housing is led by single detached homes, joined by a townhouse complex, with family sized lots and layouts throughout.
Highways 402 and 401 meet at the neighbourhood's doorstep, and the village amenities of Lambeth are minutes west.

A south end community with the map on its side.
Longwoods occupies the wedge of south London between Wharncliffe Road and Highway 402, a location that puts the region's highway network at its doorstep. Longwoods homes for sale and Longwoods homes for rent are always easy to find through Jump.

Detached family homes on quiet subdivision streets.
Expect single detached houses as the dominant form, with one townhouse complex adding variety. Lots are family scaled, streets are calm, and the neighbourhood's northern subdivision carries a cohesive, well kept character.

Recreation and retail within minutes.
Paul Haggis Park provides play structures, a ball diamond, and a soccer field inside the community, while White Oaks Mall and the Wharncliffe and Southdale commercial complex handle shopping. Designated elementary and secondary schools serve the area's students.
Unexpected Appeal:
Streets that honour Canadian artists.




Commuter demand meets family value.
Detached homes with immediate highway access keep Longwoods in steady demand among commuting families. The neighbourhood offers established suburban housing at prices that compare favourably against newer developments nearby.

Freedom of movement in every direction.
Highway 402 west to Sarnia, Highway 401 east toward Toronto, and the shops of White Oaks or the charm of Lambeth just minutes away give Longwoods residents rare flexibility. It is a neighbourhood that never feels far from anywhere.
