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A new model home on Renaissance Drive in Harvest Run, St. Thomas, Ontario

Homes for sale inHarvest Run

Southeast St. Thomas, Ontario · Real estate listings and neighbourhood guide

  • New builds
  • Ponds and trails
  • First home friendly
  • Quick to the 401
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~$436KNew homes from, late 2025
5Local builders in one subdivision
10 minDrive to downtown St. Thomas
20 minDrive to Highway 401
Harvest Run real estate

Harvest Run homes for sale

The newest homes for sale in Harvest Run, St. Thomas Ontario, updated daily, including resales from earlier phases. Builders release new plans and lots often, so ask us what is available right now.

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Is it for you?

Harvest Run is made for

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A great fit

Most first buyers start with an entry detached plan from the mid $400Ks, or a resale from an early phase.

New from the mid $400KsMarketing showed homes from about $436K
One storey plansTwo and three bedroom layouts
Below London pricesNewer homes that cost less than in London

Maybe not for you if you want big old trees and character, or want to walk to downtown.

The overview

Living in Harvest Run: the best bits

Harvest Run is a newer subdivision on the southeast side of St. Thomas, where five local builders offer detached homes. Paved paths wind past two ponds and wildflower meadows, schools and parks are marketed as walkable, and downtown is about 10 minutes by car. Expect some construction nearby while later phases are finished.

Five builders, one community, Harvest Run

Five builders, one community

Five local builders work here, so you can compare plans and finishes street by street.

Paved trails, Harvest Run

Paved trails

Multi use paths link the streets to ponds, meadows and green space.

Two ponds and meadows, Harvest Run

Two ponds and meadows

Native plantings for pollinators, with views out to the countryside.

The Home of Hope, Harvest Run

The Home of Hope

Over 600 volunteers built a Net Zero Ready house for a local family in three days.

Schools and parks close, Harvest Run

Schools and parks close

Builders market the area as an easy walk to schools and parks.

Still growing, Harvest Run

Still growing

New homes and lots were still selling in 2026.

Getting around

How far is Harvest Run from everything?

Drive, bike, bus or walk times from Harvest Run to the places you'll go most. Tap a place to compare.

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PlacekmWalkBikeBusDrive
Downtown St. Thomas3.54515·10
St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital3.03515·10
Elgin Mall4.55520·10
Pinafore Park5.06020·10
PowerCo battery plant site7.5·30·15
Highway 40112.0·45·20
Port Stanley17.0·65·25
Downtown London30.0···40

Estimates from Renaissance Dr, rounded to 5 minutes. Traffic and transit change things. A dot means not practical.

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Harvest Run schools, parks and restaurants

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Parkside Collegiate InstituteOpen in Google Maps

Attendance boundaries change. Confirm the school for any address with the Thames Valley DSB or London District Catholic School Board. Restaurants open and close, so check before you go.

Touring a home for sale in Harvest Run, St. Thomas Ontario
~$436KNew homes from
~$886KOakmont model
~$582KCity median list
Harvest Run home prices

What homes cost in Harvest Run, St. Thomas Ontario

Harvest Run prices depend on the builder, plan, lot and finishes, and the published figures vary. Treat these as rough ranges and check the latest with each builder or with us.

  • Entry detached homesMarketed from about $436K in late 2025Mid $400Ks
  • Mid range family homesThe most common plans$500Ks to $600Ks
  • Larger modelsSuch as the Oakmont at about $886KUp to about $900K

Builder and listing marketing: Livabl, October 2025, and Doug Tarry Homes, 2026. St. Thomas median list price from ViewHomes, June 2026. Builder pricing changes often, so ask us for current prices and recent resales.

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    What's coming

    What's changing in Harvest Run

    New homes, schools, parks and transit. Here's where each one stands.

    Selling in 2026
    Building out

    Harvest Run later phases

    Five builders are still active, and the site map shows which lots remain.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    Doug Tarry Homes
    Production 2027
    Under construction

    PowerCo battery plant

    Around 3,000 jobs at a plant about 15 minutes from Harvest Run.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    CBC News
    2021 to 2051
    Forecast

    City growth plan

    St. Thomas expects to need about 15,300 more homes by 2051, keeping demand up for new areas.

    1. Proposed
    2. Approved
    3. Building
    4. Open
    City of St. Thomas
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    Should you live in Harvest Run?

    We'd rather lose a sale than put someone on the wrong street. This is the conversation we have on the first call.

    Harvest Run is a strong fit if you

    • Want a new detached home without London prices
    • Have young kids and want paths, ponds and schools nearby
    • Drive to London, Highway 401 or the PowerCo plant for work
    • Care about energy efficient construction
    • Like comparing plans from several builders in one place

    Look elsewhere if you

    • Want mature trees and character. Landscaping here is still young
    • Mind construction. Later phases are still being built
    • Want to walk to downtown. It is about 45 minutes on foot

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    Harvest Run, St. Thomas Ontario at a glance

    LocationSoutheast St. Thomas, from Centennial Ave to Elm St
    Main streetsRenaissance Dr and Empire Pkwy
    BuildersDoug Tarry, Collier, DHP, Hayhoe, John Roberts
    Built2019 to today
    NicknameThe Home of Hope
    A little history

    How Harvest Run got here

    1. 1881

      St. Thomas becomes a city during its railway boom.

    2. 2019

      Doug Tarry Homes starts marketing Harvest Run on the city's southeast side.

    3. By 2021

      Listing sites are tracking home sales in the new subdivision.

    4. Project Hope

      Hundreds of volunteers raise a Net Zero Ready house in 3 days, and the area earns its nickname.

    5. 2025

      Work begins on the PowerCo battery plant in northeast St. Thomas.

    6. 2026

      Five builders are still selling homes and lots.

    Harvest Run, St. Thomas Ontario: your questions answered

    Something else on your mind? Call or text Mackenzie and Dan at 519-670-3027.

    Is Harvest Run a good place to live?

    For first time buyers and young families who want a newer home, it is a strong option. There are paved trails, ponds and meadows, schools and parks are marketed as walkable, and downtown is about 10 minutes by car. Trees are still young and construction continues nearby.

    Where is Harvest Run in St. Thomas, Ontario?

    It sits on the southeast side of St. Thomas, bounded roughly by Centennial Avenue and Elm Street. Renaissance Drive and Empire Parkway run through it. Some builders simply call it east St. Thomas.

    How much does a house in Harvest Run cost?

    Builders advertised new homes starting near $436,000 in late 2025, and larger models such as the Oakmont were listed near $886,000 in 2026. Prices change with the plan, lot and builder, so confirm current pricing before you decide.

    What schools serve Harvest Run?

    Public schools in St. Thomas belong to the Thames Valley District School Board. Catholic schools belong to the London District Catholic School Board. French immersion is offered. Builders say schools are within walking distance, but always confirm the catchment for an address with the board.

    What is the postal code for Harvest Run?

    Our research did not list a postal code for Harvest Run. Check the exact address with Canada Post, or ask us and we will look it up.

    Who builds in Harvest Run?

    Five local builders: Doug Tarry, Collier, DHP, Hayhoe and John Roberts Signature Homes.

    Where does the Home of Hope nickname come from?

    It dates to Project Hope. Over 600 volunteers gave a local family a Net Zero Ready house of 1,440 sq ft, finished in just 3 days.

    Are the homes energy efficient?

    Doug Tarry offers both EnergyStar and Net Zero Ready homes. Standards differ by builder and plan, so ask about the specific home you are looking at.

    How long is the drive from Harvest Run to Highway 401?

    About 12 km, or roughly 20 minutes by car. Downtown London is about 40 minutes away.

    Is Harvest Run still selling new homes?

    Yes, homes were still selling in 2026. The Doug Tarry site map shows which lots are left, and resales from earlier phases also come up.

    Where is the Harvest Run model home?

    The Oakmont model is at 157 Renaissance Drive. Hours have been listed as Wednesday to Friday 11 to 5 and weekends 12 to 4, but check before you visit.

    Guide last updated by Mackenzie and Dan Hinschberger, RE/MAX Centre City Realty Inc., Brokerage.

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