Brant is a residential neighbourhood in the north-eastern corner of Guelph. There are a variety of housing types in Brant, including apartment buildings, townhouses, and single-family detached houses.

Brant

A roughly triangular neighbourhood just northeast of downtown Guelph, Central East, also known as Saint Georges, is bordered by the Speed River, Eramosa Road, Victoria Road North, and the train tracks. Most of this neighbourhood is residential, with some retail along Eramosa Road. A variety of housing types can be found here, from single-family riverfront homes to high-rise and low-rise apartment complexes.

Central East (Guelph)

Central West, or Downtown Guelph, is known for its distinctive limestone architecture and heritage buildings. Many of Guelph's historically designated properties are in or near the downtown area. Downtown is very easily accessible by car, regional and local transit, walking, and by bike. It is the home of Guelph's largest concentration of retail, dining, financial services, as well as entertainment, healthcare, and professional services like lawyers and doctors. Housing options include single-family homes, townhouses and duplexes/triplexes, and apartment complexes.

Central West (Guelph)

Clairfields is a residential neighbourhood in Guelph's south end, with a mix of mainly new-build townhouses, duplexes, and single-family detached homes. The intersection of Clair and Gordon at the south-east corner of this neighbourhood is the commercial core of the south end.

Clairfields

College is a small, mostly residential neighbourhood in south Guelph, with the Speed River forming its western boundary. Residents enjoy easy access to parks and trails, as well as the highway.

College

Exhibition Park is a large, mostly residential neighbourhood just northwest of downtown Guelph. There are a variety of housing options in Exhibition Park, including apartment buildings, townhouses, and single-family detached homes. Exhibition Park itself is at the centre of the neighbourhood, and was established in 1871.

Exhibition Park

Grange Hill East is a mostly residential area in north-east Guelph, with plenty of parkland. There are a mix of housing types, including single-family detached homes, townhouses, and a few apartments. Residential development is ongoing on the edges of this neighbourhood.

Grange Hill East

Guelph South is, as the name suggests, the southern corner of Guelph. Historically farmland and sprawling acreages, the planned communities north of Clair Road East have begun to spread into this neighbourhood. The intersection of Clair and Gordon at the north-west corner of this neighbourhood is the commercial core of the south end.

Guelph South

Hanlon Creek is a mixed-use neighbourhood in stretching along Stone Road from Gordon Street to Hanlon Parkway. Most of it is a residential area south of Stone Road, with mainly single-family homes, but the neighbourhood also contains the Priory Park townhouse and apartment community north of Stone Road Mall. Residents have easy access to all amenities in Hanlon Creek.

Hanlon Creek

As the name suggests, Hanlon Industrial is mostly an industrial area, located in south Guelph. There are a few residential pockets and some rural and forested areas here too.

Hanlon Industrial