Why Lorette is a Hotspot for Homebuyers
Real estate in Lorette primarily features single-family detached and attached homes, with a mix of multi-family developments including bungalow-style condos, townhouses, and apartments. Whether you're drawn to a cozy century-old home or a sleek new build, Lorette has a variety of styles such as bungalows, two-storey, and split-level homes.
Schools & Education
Lorette is served by both the Seine River School Division and Division Scolaire Franco-Manitobaine (DSFM). English-track students attend Dawson Trail School (K-8), while École Lorette Immersion offers French Immersion from K-8. For high school, Collège Lorette Collegiate provides both French Immersion and English programs. DSFM’s École Lagimodière offers K-8 French education, with high school students attending nearby École/Collège régional Gabrielle-Roy in Île-des-Chênes.
Healthcare Access
While Lorette doesn't have its own hospital, residents are only a short drive away from Hôpital Ste-Anne (17 minutes) and St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg (28 minutes), ensuring convenient access to healthcare.
Local Shopping & Conveniences
For day-to-day essentials, Lorette’s Co-op Food Store has you covered, along with local gems like Marg’s Organic Plus for honey and jams. If you're in need of home improvement supplies, check out Lorette Home Hardware. Looking for more variety? St. Vital Centre in Winnipeg is just 25 minutes away, offering a range of stores including Walmart, London Drugs, and more.
Parks & Recreation
Lorette offers a strong sense of community with plenty of outdoor spaces to enjoy. The winding Seine River creates a beautiful backdrop for water activities, while numerous trails connect the parks and ponds, making it easy to explore.
The Lorette Community Complex, built in 1964, is the heart of local recreation with an indoor arena, soccer pitches, toboggan slides, and more. In addition, a new Taché Community Centre featuring a 62,000 sq. ft. arena and library is on the way.
Lorette is also a haven for sports enthusiasts, offering tennis courts, basketball, and even a 9-hole golf course along the Seine River. For winter fun, there’s tobogganing and skating at the Lorette Curling Club and nearby parks.
Nearby Attractions
Living in Lorette means you’re close to some unique destinations:
- Centre of Canada Park, marking the exact longitudinal centre of the country.
- Splatters Paintball Park, Manitoba’s largest paintball facility.
- A-Maze-In-Corn, a family-friendly farm with corn mazes, hayrides, and the world’s largest snow maze.
For a day of fun with the kids, Tinkertown Family Fun Park in Winnipeg is just 15 minutes away, offering rides, games, and sweet treats.
Community Spirit and Convenience
Lorette perfectly blends a peaceful, country-like setting with all the conveniences of modern living. With lower property taxes, affordable housing, and a strong sense of community, it's an ideal place to raise a family while staying connected to Winnipeg for work or play.
If you're searching for a place where small-town living meets modern convenience, Lorette might just be the perfect community for you!