About the Area
Small town, big growth
Limoges sits in the United Counties of Prescott and Russell, just off Highway 417 at Exit 79, between Casselman and Embrun and about 20 minutes east of Orleans. It's a predominantly bilingual community with deep French-Canadian roots and a population that has more than doubled since 2000 — now over 4,700 residents and projected to reach 10,000 by 2035.
For buyers priced out of Ottawa proper, Limoges offers a compelling alternative: newer homes, larger lots, and a quieter pace of life, with highway access that keeps the city within reach. The Larose Forest, the Calypso waterpark, and a close-knit community feel round out the appeal.
What Makes It Special
Life in Limoges
Affordable Housing
Newer single-family homes and townhomes at prices well below comparable Ottawa properties — with larger lots and more space to boot.
Highway 417 Access
Right off the Trans-Canada at Exit 79 — a straightforward commute to Orleans, downtown Ottawa, or beyond.
Larose Forest
One of the largest planted forests in Canada, offering year-round trails for hiking, cycling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing right on the doorstep.
Calypso Waterpark
Canada's largest theme waterpark is right here in Limoges — a major summer draw for families and a genuine community landmark.
Bilingual Community
A welcoming French-English community with Catholic and public elementary schools in town and high schools within 15 minutes.
Growing Community
Planned expansion to 10,000 residents by 2035, with new services and recreational facilities being added to support the growth.
Properties for Sale
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