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  • 400 CHAMBERLAIN STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $379,999 CAD
    • 5 Beds
    • 4 Baths
    • Single family
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  • 480 ESTHER STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $149,900 CAD
    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Baths
    • Single family
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  • 267 PETER STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $189,000 CAD
    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • Single family
    90 days on Point2 Homes
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  • 418 MACKAY STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $149,900 CAD
    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • Single family
    19 days on Point2 Homes
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  • 105 METCALFE STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $83,000 CAD
    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Baths
    • Single family
    41 days on Point2 Homes
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  • 504 BROADVIEW DRIVE, Pembroke, Ontario

    $289,900 CAD
    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • Single family
    168 days on Point2 Homes
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  • 254 EVERETT STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $109,900 CAD
    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Baths
    • Single family
    26 days on Point2 Homes
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  • 490 PEMBROKE STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $429,900 CAD
    • 13 Beds
    • 6 Baths
    • Single family
    91 days on Point2 Homes
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  • 639 WESTON STREET, Pembroke, Ontario

    $209,900 CAD
    • 4 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • Single family
    137 days on Point2 Homes
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CITY GUIDE
Pembroke, Ontario

Pembroke is located along the Ottawa River in the southeastern portion of Ontario. The city is home to over 15,000 people and covers 14.35 square kilometres near the Ontario/Quebec border, close to the communities of Petawawa, Forest Lea, Davis Mills, and Micksburg.

The Muskrat River flows through the centre of the city from the Ottawa River. Highways 17 and 41 converge at the southern edge of Pembroke, and Highway 41 turns into Highway 148 in the northern section of the city.

Pembroke is known as “The Heart of the Ottawa Valley” and the city gets its name from Sidney Herbert, First Admiralty Secretary (1841-45), who was the son of George Herbert, 11th Earl of Pembroke.

KEY FACTS:

Pembroke, Ontario

Pembroke, Ontario

  • Country: Canada

  • Province: Ontario

  • Population: 14,360

  • Area: 14.35 km2

Lifestyle

Lifestyle and Culture

The western section of Pembroke includes residential areas, a golf course, a bingo hall, service providers, shops, accommodations, a campground, a drive-in theatre, schools, restaurants, a strip mall, a park, and a community hall.

Pembroke’s central section has residential areas, parks, service providers, churches, shops, schools, restaurants, government offices, a college campus, a library, a military building, an arena, an arts centre, an ambulance station, and a fire hall.

In the eastern section, there are residential areas, a post office, a wellness centre, restaurants, churches, government offices, accommodations, parks, a pool, a curling club, a rink, shops, service providers, schools, a museum, a mall, and a hospital.

Lifestyle

Entertainment and Tourism

Golfers can choose from the Pembroke Golf Club and the Valleyview Golf Range. The Pembroke Golf Club has an 18-hole course along the Ottawa River with a history that dates back to 1922. The club also has an onsite pro shop, a driving range and putting green, and an onsite restaurant. Members have access to a number of benefits, as well as various events held at the club throughout the season. The Valleyview Golf Range is a golfing centre and driving range that suits a variety of skill levels. The facility is open six days a week and offers a variety of playing options, including a season pass.

Pembroke has a number of parks, including Riverside Park, which features ball diamonds, soccer fields, greenspace, walking paths, treed areas, a campground, a mini-golf course, a canteen, horseshoe pits, a playground, a splash pad, a dog park, picnic areas, restroom facilities, laundry facilities, and a fieldhouse; and Pembroke Waterfront Park, with an amphitheatre, a boardwalk, a courtyard, multiple gazebos, a bandstand, picnic tables, benches, a wooden chapel, a playground, walking paths, greenspace, treed areas, landscaped gardens, interpretive signage, and river views.

Entertainment and Tourism
economy

Economic

Some of Pembroke’s major industries include manufacturing, healthcare, retail, tourism, and agriculture. Manufacturing in the city includes wood products such as lumber, plywood, veneer, hydro poles, fibreboard, and office furniture. Large manufacturing operations include KI Canada, SRB Technologies, EIP Mfg, and Pembroke MDF. The Pembroke Regional Hospital employs many residents to provide services such as nursing, home care, chiropractic care, outpatient care, general wellness care, and clinic care.

The Pembroke Economic Development Advisory Committee is responsible for providing assistance and support for local businesses and interested investors.

economy

Real Estate Market

In the western section of the city, there are mostly single-family homes at low to mid-range prices. Homes farther into the city tend to be lower in price than those that are on the edges of town. Commercial space is also available here, as is vacant land at a variety of price points.

There are plenty of affordable single-family homes in the central section of Pembroke, most of which have fairly large lots. There are some newer, more expensive single-family homes on the southern edge of this section and a variety of commercial space on the northern edge here.

Most of the real estate in the eastern section is a mix of affordable single-family homes, vacant land, and large commercial spaces. A few large luxury homes can be found close to the river in this section, which normally fetch higher prices.

Real Estate Market
Education

Education

Pembroke has a number of schools, including Fellowes High School, Highview Public School, Champlain Discovery Public School, Holy Name School, Bishop Smith Catholic High School, Rockwood Public School, Ecole Elementaire et Secondaire l'Equinoxe, and École Secondaire Catholique Jeanne-Lajoie. Other nearby options include Pine View Public School, Herman Street Elementary, and Westmeath Public School.

Algonquin College is the only post-secondary option in the city and offers programs in nursing, social work, business, trades, education, law, and tourism/hospitality. For other options, residents must travel farther southeast to Ottawa.

Education