The yellow-brick Norwich United Church with autumn trees

Living in Norwich Township

The Township of Norwich is farming country in southeastern Oxford County, with the village of Norwich, Otterville, Burgessville and a string of hamlets. Listings here are split between village homes and country properties, and we sell here regularly.

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A Quaker settlement that stayed rural

Norwich was settled by Quaker families from New York State, and the Norwich & District Museum is in an old Quaker meeting house on Stover Street.

Farming still shapes everyday life here: corn, soybeans, wheat and dairy, with the concession roads running between the villages and hamlets.

What comes up for sale

In the village of Norwich you will find detached houses, bungalows and a few condos; around Otterville, Burgessville and the concession roads, rural homes and acreages. Country properties here need the usual rural checks, covered in our rural buying guide.

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Schools

Public schools here are run by the Thames Valley District School Board and Catholic schools by the London District Catholic School Board. Catchments change, so confirm the schools for a specific address with the boards' own school locators before you buy.

Villages and hamlets in Norwich

Questions about Norwich

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Which villages are in Norwich Township?

The largest is Norwich itself, with Otterville and Burgessville and more than twenty smaller hamlets.

Is Norwich rural?

Mostly. The village of Norwich has about 3,000 people (2021 Census); the rest of the township is farms, hamlets and country homes.

Thinking about a move?

Buying, selling, or curious what your home would sell for today? Call Mark directly or the office, or send a note and we'll get back to you.