Feb 20,2026 | Buying
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Welcome to this bright and beautifully finished 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom suite in Guelph’s sought-after south end. With a functional layout, modern finishes, and a prime location, this unit is ideal for professionals, roommates, or anyone seeking comfortable, low-maintenance living…
For more information on 302 – 17 Kay Cres in Guelph, click here.
Feb 18,2026 | Buying
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This brand-new, sun-filled 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers 986 sq. ft. of bright, modern living space designed for comfort and convenience. Ideally located just minutes from downtown Fergus, this home is close to FreshCo, Walmart, and a variety of local restaurants, making everyday errands easy and convenient. The contemporary kitchen features sleek finishes and a functional layout, perfect…
To learn more about 51 – 940 St. David Street N in Fergus, click here.
Feb 17,2026 | Buying
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Stunning, solid red-brick Keating-built bungalow in a desirable, quiet area of Elora. Striking curb appeal, with modern contrasting exterior accents welcome you. The inside offers the same modern, yet cozy feeling. The kitchen has been completely renovated, with Almost Anything Wood custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances (featuring a dual fuel gas stove with electric oven), breakfast/eating bar, pantry cabinetry and subway tile backsplash. Tons of storage, and very airy and bright, with pot lighting. There is an adjacent dining room, with sliders to the rear patio, and is open to the modern living room. Gorgeous mid-tone hardwood floors throughout the living area.
To learn more about 28 Keating Drive in Elora, click here.
Feb 17,2026 | Guelph Living
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GuelphToday.com and Nick FitzGibbon Let’s Talk Real Estate invite you to take part in the 2026 Share a Memory contest, celebrating families and time spent together in Guelph in the spirit of Family Day.
Share a photo that captures a meaningful family moment in Guelph by March 2, 2026 for a chance to be featured on GuelphToday.com. Every submission will also be entered into a draw to win a $200 gift card to enjoy at a participating downtown Guelph business.
We want to see the moments that show what family time in Guelph looks like to you. These could be photos of exploring local parks and trails, enjoying community events, visiting favourite neighbourhood spots, or simply spending quality time together at home. Whether it is a new tradition or a long cherished one, we want to celebrate the many ways families connect and make memories in our city.
After the submission deadline, we will create a photo gallery on GuelphToday.com to showcase the stories and images shared by local families.
One contributor will be randomly selected to receive the $200 gift card. Some restrictions may apply.
Share your family moments with us and help celebrate what makes Guelph such a special place to call home.
“We love to see people out in the community enjoying the Winter months. It is such a fun season and we are happy to partner with GuelphToday to help share some happy moments and fun activities Guelphites are participating in.” – Nick FitzGibbon
No purchase required. The contest begins on February 16, 2026 at 12:00 pm Toronto time and ends on March 2, 2026 at 12:00 pm Toronto time. There is 1 prize available to be won consisting of: (i) a gift card redeemable at any participating downtown Guelph business (approximate retail value (“APR”) $200). Skill testing question required. Open to legal residents of Canada, excluding Quebec, who are the age of majority in their province or territory of residence at time of entry. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received before the contest closes. Entrant information may be used for marketing. Limit 1 entry per person. Click here for full rules and entry details.
Feb 9,2026 | Buying
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Welcome to an exceptional opportunity to own a modern, move-in-ready home offering outstanding value in Guelph. Built in 2020 and priced to sell, this stylish 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence is ideal for first-time home buyers, young families, or investors seeking comfort, functionality, and long-term value. The bright, open-concept layout showcases neutral, clean, and sleek finishes and has been recently painted, creating a fresh and inviting atmosphere throughout…
To learn more about 103- 5 Cityview Drive South in Guelph, click here.
Feb 6,2026 | Buying
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Welcome to Suite 311 at 106 Bard Blvd, an elegant 1-bedroom plus den residence offering elevated condo living in one of South Guelph’s most desirable communities. This sun-filled suite enjoys a coveted south-east exposure, allowing natural light to pour in throughout the day. The open-concept layout is anchored by a beautifully updated kitchen featuring updated stainless steel appliances, refreshed cabinetry, and seamless flow into the living and dining areas-ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Updated hardwood flooring adds warmth and sophistication throughout the living room. The spacious primary bedroom offers comfort and calm, while the versatile den is perfectly suited for a home office or guest area. The updated bathroom showcases a modern low profile shower, completing the suite with a polished finish….
To learn more about 311 – 106 Bard Blvd in Guelph, click here.
Jan 27,2026 | Community
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Helen Fishburn, CEO of Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo Wellington, spoke with Isaac Carmichael during the annual Talk Today game on Friday, January 23rd.
This mental health awareness game is part of the Guelph Storm’s ongoing partnership with CMHA WW and its Talk Today program. Originally launched by CMHA Ontario in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League in 2014, Talk Today provides an important opportunity to address the mental health needs of athletes across Canada. Through this program, over 2,500 OHL players and over 550 coaches, billets and staff have received mental health and suicide prevention training across the league.
About Nick FitzGibbon
As a truly proud Guelphite, Nick has put his focus and professional effort not only into selling homes but also into selling Guelph. A third-generation Guelph resident, Nick is a graduate of the University of Guelph with a degree in Sociology. Following a standout athletic career with the Gryphons, Nick pursued a professional football career in the CFL and participated in the 2011 Grey Cup as a member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Needless to say, Nick is a professional who understands the commitment required to excel. Nick has turned his drive and passion to aiding his clients with their real estate needs. His work ethic and superior knowledge of the city of Guelph sets him apart from the rest. He takes pride in providing a professional and passionate experience to ensure his clients are happy. Everything from first time home buyers to empty nesters, you can count on Nick to help. Click here to learn more.
Jan 27,2026 | Buying
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Are you the parent of a child who will be attending the University of Guelph?
If so, there’s a trend in local real estate you may want to know more about.
“As we launch into 2026, there is a trend we see forming in the investment property market. Parent investors (investors purchasing for their child who attend the University of Guelph) have become a popular pool of buyers so far this year,” says REALTOR® Nick FitzGibbon.
Thanks in part to continued pressure on rental availability and rental rates, many parents are shifting gears from helping their child find a rental to working with a REALTOR® to explore purchasing options instead.
“From an investment standpoint, buying a property with the intent to hold it for years has always been a smart and lucrative strategy. To hold a property in an appreciating market can lead to financial gains while creating stability for a child’s housing situation during their time at the University of Guelph. Being the landlord guarantees your child will not be uprooted by a landlord who is looking to sell their unit or move into the property themselves. It also eliminates the fear of rent hikes or another big jump in the rental market,” he explains.
“All this while you are paying down your own property instead of paying the mortgage for someone else.”
If you are having trouble affording or finding a rental for your child, you might want to consider speaking with your mortgage specialist to see if purchasing may be a better strategy for your situation. FitzGibbon recommends speaking to Paul Gazzola of Guelph Mortgage Architects or Dylan Furlong of Champion Mortgage.
The following listings, for example, are currently available and may appeal to university parents and investors.
They’re strong options for buyers who are looking to invest in the Guelph real estate market while securing housing for a university student. Each property offers convenient access to student amenities, transit routes, and everyday essentials, depending on lifestyle needs and budget.
For more information about these properties and many others, visit Nick FitzGibbon’s Let’s Talk Real Estate or call 519-821-3600.
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Nick FitzGibbon is a trusted Guelph realtor specializing in residential real estate in Guelph and Centre Wellington. With a data-driven approach and deep local market knowledge, Nick helps buyers and sellers make confident, informed decisions in changing market conditions.
Nick is the Team Lead of the Let’s Talk Real Estate team, working alongside experienced real estate professionals including John Clark, Collette Aeschlimann, Dave Aubrey, Jessica Furmah, and Jeff Basso. Together, they provide comprehensive support throughout the buying and selling process across Guelph and Centre Wellington, ensuring every client receives personalized attention and expert advice.
Jan 26,2026 | Guelph Living
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When accessibility is thoughtfully integrated from the start, a home becomes more than just functional. It becomes empowering, comfortable, and truly livable for every stage of life. This beautifully maintained bungalow in Guelph’s desirable South End is a strong example of how intentional design choices can support mobility, independence, and ease without sacrificing style or space.
Accessibility First, Without Compromise
This home is fully wheelchair accessible, with accessibility thoughtfully integrated throughout rather than added as an afterthought. Every major access point and living area has been designed to support mobility, independence, and ease of movement.
The main floor features wide 34-inch doorways throughout, allowing for smooth wheelchair access between rooms. A ramp leads to the front entrance, and an additional ramp in the garage provides a second accessible entry point, offering flexibility and convenience for daily use. An automated man door further enhances ease of access, reducing physical effort when entering or exiting the home.
The open-concept layout removes unnecessary barriers and allows for clear sightlines and seamless navigation between the kitchen, dining, and living areas. In the kitchen, all lower cabinets are equipped with pull-out drawers, making storage fully accessible from a seated position. Under-sink access has been incorporated to allow for comfortable wheelchair use without compromising functionality or design.
Bathrooms continue the home’s commitment to barrier-free living. The primary bathroom includes multiple strategically placed grab bars for added safety and confidence, along with a zero-clearance, roll-in shower with no thresholds. These features eliminate trip hazards and allow for safe, independent use. A stair lift provides accessible movement between levels, ensuring the entire home can be enjoyed comfortably.
Together, these features create a home that supports dignity, autonomy, and long-term livability, making it an excellent option for those planning to age in place, accommodating mobility needs, or seeking a truly accessible living environment from day one.
A Layout That Supports Everyday Life
This bungalow offers 2 plus 2 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, with over 2,000 square feet of finished living space. The main floor is bright and welcoming, ideal for both quiet daily routines and hosting family or friends. The open layout allows for easy navigation while still offering defined spaces that feel warm and inviting.
Downstairs, the fully finished basement adds significant flexibility. A full wet bar with ample cabinetry, built-in wine racks, and a full-size refrigerator makes the space perfect for entertaining, hosting extended family, or creating a secondary living area. Whether used as a recreation space, guest suite, or multigenerational living area, the lower level expands what this home can offer while maintaining accessibility throughout.
Thoughtful Updates and Recent Improvements
Beyond its accessible design, the home has been carefully maintained and updated to ensure peace of mind for years to come. Recent improvements include full interior painting throughout the home, including all rooms, the front and back doors, and the garage door. Landscaping has been refreshed with new mulch and a full fall cleanup, enhancing curb appeal while keeping maintenance manageable.
Mechanical updates include a new air conditioner installed in 2025, a new water softener in 2025, and an upgraded 60-gallon hot water tank. A new natural gas BBQ and updated kitchen faucet further add to the home’s move-in-ready appeal.
A Home That Adapts With You
What truly sets this bungalow apart is its ability to meet people where they are and adapt as life evolves. Whether you are seeking a fully accessible home, planning for aging in place, supporting a family member with mobility needs, or simply valuing smart, barrier-free design, this home offers a rare combination of practicality and comfort.
Located in Guelph’s South End, the property is close to everyday amenities while providing a quiet, residential setting. It is a home designed not just for today, but for the years ahead.
Accessibility should never feel like an afterthought. In this bungalow, it is the foundation, thoughtfully woven into every detail to support independent, confident living.
To learn more about 27 Miller St in Guelph, click here.
Jan 20,2026 | Buying
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The perfect blend of old and new is waiting for you. History and modern efficiency are all wrapped up into one stunning package for one lucky owner of a new property available for sale with REALTORⓇ Nick FitzGibbon of Coldwell Banker Neumann.
Located just south of Guelph in the village of Arkell, 596 Arkell Road is a 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom home featuring 1,097 square feet above grade of living space.
The stunning kitchen has all the bells and whistles, from high-end appliances including a Wolf cooktop, Fisher Paykel refrigerator, and built-in coffee maker.
With these premium appliances and stunning finishes, you’ll feel like you’re stepping into a luxury kitchen every day.
“This is one of those properties that just doesn’t come around very often. You’ve got real history here, paired with one of the most thoughtfully executed renovations I’ve seen,” said REALTORⓇ Nick FitzGibbon of Coldwell Banker Neumann.
“Add in the energy efficiency, the commercial zoning, and the incredible shop, and it’s a place that works just as well for living as it does for building a future.”
The true charm of this property comes from the detached shop. Complete with a heated floor, it’s the ideal place for a workshop, studio, or year-round commercial space.
It could be the perfect shop for a hobbyist, and it also has the potential for commercial use. The choice is yours!
The home was once a blacksmith shop in the 1880s, and that character has been preserved within this one-of-a-kind residence. With a blend of old and new, there’s nothing quite like it in the area.
The outdoor space has a large, well-maintained yard, and the property is across the street from Flow State Bike Co., a local coffee bar and bike hub. There’s also a community church a few doors down, and a park for young families close by.
