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Blenheim

Neighborhood Overview

Blenheim, Chatham kent

Blenheim Neighbourhood Overview

Nestled in the heart of Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada, the charming Blenheim Neighbourhood boasts a rich history and a thriving community. Located just a stone's throw from the shores of Lake Erie, Blenheim is surrounded by fertile farmland and rolling hills, offering a picturesque backdrop for both residents and visitors alike. Blenheim's downtown core is a hub of activity, with a vibrant mix of local businesses, restaurants, and boutique shops that showcase the town's unique charm and character. In addition, the Blenheim Neighbourhood real estate market includes a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, apartments, and condominiums, providing plenty of options for individuals and families of all sizes.

Livability & Lifestyle of Blenheim

The Blenheim neighbourhood offers its residents a high quality of life, with a range of amenities that make it a perfect place to call home. One key factor that makes Blenheim a desirable place to live is its affordability. The cost of living in the Blenheim neighbourhood is lower than in many nearby cities, making it an attractive option for families, retirees, and young professionals. In terms of education and healthcare, Blenheim offers excellent facilities and services. The town has a range of schools, including public and Catholic elementary schools and a secondary school. The town also has a hospital and several medical clinics, ensuring residents can access quality healthcare.
Amenities B
Liveability 70
Cost of Living A+
Employment C-
Housing A-
Schools B+
Crime F
Unfortunately, the crime rates are high in this area, which is why it has earned an F on the index scale.
Index Blenheim/100k People Chatham-Kent/100k People Ontario/100k People National/100k People
Total Crime 4,797 (estimate) 4,512 3,086 4,223
Violent crime 1,232 (estimate) 1,158 792 1,042
Property crime 3,566 (estimate) 3,354 2,294 3,181

People & Culture of Blenheim

Blenheim is a town that celebrates its small-town charm and community spirit. Its population is diverse, with people from various ethnic backgrounds calling it home. It has a rich agricultural history, and farming still plays a significant role in the town's culture and economy. The town's residents are friendly and welcoming and take pride in their community, often coming together for events and activities that promote local culture.
Median Household Income $64,622
Unemployment Rate 4.1%
Labour participation rate 55.4%
In terms of communication, most of the local Blenheim residents are English speakers, making interacting with a community a lot easier.
Only English speaking 94.4%
Only French speaking 0.0%

Neighbourhood Nearby Blenheim

Blenheim is known for its welcoming spirit and tight-knit relationships, making it ideal to raise a family or retire in peace. The town's excellent schools, healthcare facilities, and recreational amenities make it a perfect place to live.

Schools

Blenheim has a strong educational system, with several highly-regarded schools in the area. The town is served by the Lambton Kent District School Board and the St. Clair Catholic District School Board, which offer a range of programs and opportunities for students of all ages. Some of the better-known schools here include the following:
  • Harwich-Raleigh Public School
  • St. Anne Catholic School
  • W.J Baird
  • Blenheim District High School

Restaurants

The neighbourhood of Blenheim has several options catering to different tastes and budgets. There's something for everyone in the town's culinary scene. The most popular among them are listed below:
  • Jack's Family Restaurant
  • Venus De Milano Restruant
  • Cravers Poutinerie
  • Willow Ridge Pub and Eatery
  • Stephen's Restaurant Two

Shopping Stores

While there are no shopping malls in the Blenheim neighbourhood, plenty of smaller establishments cater to this community's basic needs. They are:
  • Treasures of Talbot (Gift Shop)
  • Sixty One (Clothing Store)
  • Loony Loonie Stores Inc (Discount Store)
  • The little changing room (Women's Clothing Store)
  • GTxpress (Department Store)
  • Blenheim Variety (Convenience Store)

Hospitals

Blenheim has a range of healthcare facilities that provide high-quality medical care and services to its residents.
  • Blenheim Medical Center
  • Kristy Bokor
  • Chatham-Kent Health Alliance

Top Attractions & Places To Visit In Blenheim

Blenheim, Ontario, offers visitors a unique blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. Whether you're a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast, or a foodie, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Blenheim. Here are some top attractions you should not miss on your Blenheim neighbourhood visit.

Blenheim Freedom Library and Military Museum

The Blenheim Freedom Library and Military Museum has a unique military memorabilia and artefact collection. You can learn a lot about Canada's military history and the role of Blenheim's residents in defending their country.

Ridge House Museum

The Ridge House Museum is a historic home that was built in 1875. The museum showcases the history of Blenheim and the surrounding area with exhibits and artefacts that highlight the town's past. Visitors can tour the historic home, learn about the town's early settlers, and view local artwork and memorabilia.

Talbot Trail Golf Club

Talbot Trail Golf Club is a popular destination for golf enthusiasts. The course features 18 challenging and scenic golf holes set amidst rolling hills and lush greenery. The club also offers a driving range, practice green, and a clubhouse with an in-house restaurant and bar.

Blenheim Community Park

Blenheim Community Park is a beautiful green space offering various outdoor activities for visitors of all ages. The park features numerous walking trails, beautiful picnic areas, playgrounds, and sports facilities for baseball, soccer, and tennis. There's also a splash pad and skate park for kids to enjoy.

Things To Do In Blenheim

The residents of Blenheim have many activities to choose from, from the great outdoors to cultural festivals that celebrate the town's rich history. There is something for everyone here.

Hike the Paved Trail System

This activity is for people who love the outdoors. The Paved Trail System is a network of trails for walking and cycling that wind through Blenheim and the surrounding area. The courses offer scenic countryside views and are suitable for all skill levels. Residents can enjoy a stroll or bike ride or explore the trails on foot or horseback.

Take a Dip in the Blenheim Community Pool.

The Blenheim Community Pool is a popular destination during the summer months. The pool offers a variety of programs and activities, including swimming lessons, aquafit classes, and public swim sessions. It's the perfect location to cool off on a hot day and enjoy some time in the water.

Explore the Rondeau Provincial Park

Rondeau Provincial Park is a nearby nature reserve that offers a variety of outdoor activities. Residents here can hike the trails, swim at the beach, or rent a canoe or kayak to explore the waterways. The park is also home to various wildlife, including birds, deer, and turtles.

Participate in the Art in the Park Festival

Art in the Park is an annual event that showcases the work of local and regional artists. The event features a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, and photography. Visitors to the Blenheim neighbourhood can view and purchase artwork to support the local artists and attend workshops and demonstrations.

Distance & Commute From Popular Locations

The neighbourhood of Blenheim has several commuting options available. The most common mode of transportation in Blenheim is by car. Blenheim is served by public transit buses operated by Chatham-Kent Transit.
  • Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport is just 15 km from Blenheim, and it takes about 20 minutes to reach by car.
  • Lake Erie is approximately 20 km south of Blenheim, and it takes about 25 minutes to reach by car.
  • Rondeau Provincial Park is located approximately 40 km southeast of Blenheim. It takes about 45 minutes to reach by car.
  • Point Pelee National Park is located approximately 90 km southwest of Blenheim, and it takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes to reach by car.

Popular Markets In Blenheim

Blenheim has a few popular markets that are worth checking out. These include the following:

Greatview Orchard Farmers' Market

Greatview Orchard Farmer's Market is a popular destination for locals and visitors who prefer fresh produce. You get fresh vegetables, baked goods, canned goods, candy, and more here, and shopping here It's a great way to support local farmers and small businesses while enjoying a fun and vibrant community atmosphere.

J&A Market and Greenhouses

The J&A Market and Greenhouses is a farmer's market that sells everything from homemade treats, including delicious sugar cookies and beautifully crafted items like quilts, pillows, aprons, and even face masks. Their absolutely divine strawberry jam is a must-have!

Van Zelst's Flea Market

Van Zelst's Flea Market is a great destination for anyone looking for a unique shopping experience. This curious and interesting shop offers a winding array of booths with plenty of items to peruse. You'll want to give yourself plenty of time to explore, as you could easily spend an entire afternoon here. The staff is incredibly kind, helpful, and knowledgeable, making your shopping experience even more enjoyable. They even offer to keep an eye out for specific items you may be looking for.

Blenheim Demographics

The Blenheim neighbourhood has a population of 4,464. The median age of this neighbourhood is 47.9 years which makes this a perfect place for middle-aged folks. Here are key statics for the Blenheim neighbourhood.
Statistic Blenheim Neighbourhood
Area Code 519
Total Population 4,464
Gender Ratio 1.1:1
Population density (sq km) 942
Median age 47.9
Married couples 72%
Families w/ kids at home 37%

Things To Do In Blenheim With Kids & Pets

You can visit the Blenheim Community Park, an ideal place for families with kids and pets to spend time outdoors, or the Rondeau Provincial Park, which also offers a variety of activities for families with kids and pets. You can also walk the Blenheim Trail, which runs through the town and is perfect for families with kids and pets. If you and your family enjoy cycling, go for a bike ride on the Chatham-Kent Trail. It is a multi-use trail that spans 28 km and offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. Pets are allowed on the trail but must be kept on a leash. You could also take a day trip to Lake Erie to enjoy a day of swimming, boating, and fishing. Many of the area's beaches are pet-friendly, but check the local regulations before bringing your furry friend.

Average Cost Of Living In Blenheim

This is one statistic where the neighbourhood of Blenheim comes out on top. The average cost of living is 15% lower than the national average of Canada and about 70% lower than the national average in terms of housing.
Index Rating (Compared to the national average of 100)
Cost of living 85
Goods & Services 108
Groceries 100
Health care 103
Housing 30
Transportation 107
Utilities 130

Real Estate Housing Market Of Blenheim

Blenheim's real estate housing market offers various options to homebuyers, from charming heritage homes to modern developments. The market is relatively affordable, making it an attractive choice for families and first-time homebuyers. The housing options range from spacious single-family homes with large yards to townhouses and apartments. If you are looking to invest in the Blenheim neighbourhood, an average home with three bedrooms and three bathrooms covering a carpet area of 1100 to 1500 sqft will cost, on average, around $700,000. If you're looking for a larger home, a four-bedroom and three-bathroom house with a built-up area between 2500 to 3000 sqft, you can expect average prices around the $839,900 mark. With a growing population and a wide range of amenities, Blenheim's housing market is poised for continued growth and demand.

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FAQ

What is the average home price sale in the Blemheim neighbourhood?

An average three-bedroom and three-bath which a carpet area of 1100 – 1500 sqft will cost you around $700,000 in the Blenheim neighbourhood. A four-bedroom and three-bath home with a built-up area of 2500 to 3000 sqft will set you back by around $839,900. For more information, visit squareyards.ca

How much does a rental home cost in Kennedy real estate market?

The average cost to rent a home in the Blenheim neighbourhood is around $2,500, though the final rental price may differ based on factors like property size, location, amenities, and market trends. Visit squareyards.ca if you want to rent a home in the Blenheim neighbourhood.

What are nearby neighbourhoods to the Blenheim location?

While there are not many neighbourhoods directly adjacent to Blenheim, several are nearby. Ridgetown and Chatham are located about 15 and 25 minutes away, respectively. Additionally, Windsor is located about an hour away from Blenheim to the West.

How many homes are for sale in Blenheim?

As of this moment, there are about eight homes on sale in the Blenheim neighbourhood. Visit squareyards.ca if you are looking to buy homes in this locality.

How quickly are homes selling in Blenheim real estate market?

Blenheim has some of the most affordable housing options compared to its neighbouring locality, and as a result, homes do not say on the open market for long. Explore squareyards.ca to see all the properties available for sale today in the Blenheim Neighbourhood.

Where does Blenheim neighbourhood rank among other Chatham-Kent neighbourhoods?

When it comes to affordability, good schools, amenities, and rich cultural history, the Blenheim neighbourhood ranks much higher than all of its neighbouring communities.

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