234 West St

Central Elgin, ON CA

Set on an impressive lot in the welcoming community of Belmont, 234 West Street delivers exceptional space, thoughtful updates and an oversized garage that truly sets it apart. Beautifully finished from top to bottom, this versatile home offers 3+2 bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a generous living space designed to grow with your family. The updated kitchen (2021) anchors the home, while updated flooring creates a polished, move-in-ready interior. Outside, the expansive lot provides ample room to play, entertain and enjoy, but it is the oversized garage that will capture the attention of hobbyists, tradespeople and anyone dreaming of a serious workshop. Complete with its own 100-amp panel and a rear overhead door opening directly to the backyard, it offers outstanding flexibility and access. Notable improvements include a new bay window (2026), remaining windows (2021), furnace (2021), central air (2025) and an owned water heater (2022). The home is equipped with a 200-amp electrical panel, and the metal roof (2014). Spacious, stylish and refreshingly versatile-this is family living with room for bigger plans.

Why people choose Belmont
Small-town feel, close to the city. Belmont is part of Central Elgin and sits conveniently between London and St. Thomas, with quick access to Highway 401. Central Elgin specifically highlights its proximity to major urban centres and the 401/402/403 network as one of the municipality’s advantages.
Great for families and outdoor recreation. Belmont has considerably more recreation than you might expect for a village its size. There are playgrounds, sports fields, walking areas, tennis and pickleball courts and outdoor fitness equipment. Union Street Park has been redeveloped with accessible playground equipment, pickleball courts, fitness equipment, pathways and accessible washrooms.
There’s also a splash pad at Don Yeck Park, the only municipal splash pad in Central Elgin, along with soccer fields and other outdoor recreation.

A proper arena and community centre. Belmont Community Centre has an ice rink, six dressing rooms, seating for 500 and a 200-person auditorium. It hosts public skating and is used for hockey, figure skating, learn-to-skate programs and community activities.

It has everyday amenities right in town. You don't necessarily have to drive into London or St. Thomas for every little thing. There's Freshmart for groceries, Belmont Library, convenience shopping and local businesses.

The library is actually a nice selling feature for young families. It offers programming and works with organizations such as EarlyON; there is currently an EarlyON parent/caregiver program offered at the Belmont branch as well.

Local food and businesses. There are some well-established local spots, including BELMONT Country Pizza and Belmont Town Restaurant & Catering/ BELMONT CATERING. Just outside the village there's also Mistyglen Creamery, a family-run dairy farm and creamery with an on-farm store.

Community atmosphere. This is probably one of Belmont's strongest selling points. It's the kind of community where the arena, parks, local businesses, sports and community events actually matter. That's a different lifestyle than simply living in another subdivision in London.

You also get the surrounding Central Elgin lifestyle. Port Stanley, Lake Erie, beaches, golf, trails, wineries, restaurants and rural countryside are all part of the broader area. Central Elgin describes the municipality as combining rural living, waterfront amenities and convenient access to larger centres.