Tree Streets is a historic neighbourhood in Sarnia, named for its tree-themed streets such as Sycamore, Walnut, Poplar, Chestnut, and Evergreen. The area is known for its older housing stock, with many homes exceeding 100 years in age, giving the community a unique character and charm. Dominated by 1.5-storey homes and bungalows on smaller, walkable lots, Tree Streets attracts students, renters, first-time buyers, and real estate investors. Its affordable market with renovation potential makes it ideal for budget-conscious buyers or those looking for flip or rental opportunities.
The neighbourhood offers proximity to major green spaces and recreational options. Germain Park, Sarnia’s third-largest park, is steps away and features trails, gardens, sports fields, and courts. Kathleen Park and Crescent Park provide family-friendly spaces and playgrounds. While walkable amenities are limited, residents enjoy easy access to commercial corridors, Bluewater Health Hospital, and local favourites like Giresi’s Pizza. Tree-lined streets create a quiet, mature, and distinctive atmosphere with strong potential for value growth.
