EdenWylde is Cardel's Stittsville community — new Terrace Towns in one of west Ottawa's most livable neighbourhoods, starting from the $490s. It's built for the full range of west-end life: whether you're buying your first home, starting fresh, raising a family, or looking for a home that better fits this next stage of life.
Stittsville is the draw, and EdenWylde puts you in the best of it. Owning a Cardel home could be closer than you think.
EdenWylde's Terrace Towns are back-to-back townhomes with two to three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, designed with open, spacious layouts made for real life. The back-to-back format is one of the smartest values in new construction: by pairing homes rear-to-rear, it delivers modern space and finishes at a price traditional townhomes can't reach — which is exactly why it's become the entry point of choice for west-end buyers.
Every home comes with Cardel's design process behind it: selections made with professional designers at our Ottawa Design Centre, and the build quality of a company that's been at this since 1973.
Stittsville's everyday map is remarkably tight around EdenWylde:
Schools are equally close: Westwind Public School, Guardian Angels Catholic Elementary, Sacred Heart Intermediate, and French-language options including École élémentaire catholique Saint-Jean-Paul II all serve the area within a few minutes' drive.
Stittsville pairs village character — a real Main Street, trail life, community rhythm — with full access to Kanata's employment and amenities next door. And the west end's transit story is improving on a schedule, with the O-Train's western extensions currently planned for 2027, shortening the rail commute for the entire corridor. Buying in Stittsville today means settling in before that improvement, not after it's priced in.
New construction, a genuine community, trail-and-rink living, and a starting price in the $490s — EdenWylde is how you get into Stittsville without stretching past it.
Explore EdenWylde floorplans or contact our team to book a visit — and see what a Cardel Terrace Town feels like in person.
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