Cromwell Street, Campbellford: A Buyer's Guide to Quiet Streets and Big Yards
Cromwell Street is one of Campbellford's most sought-after residential streets: a quiet, tree-lined road of brick ranch homes and large lots, within an easy walk of downtown, the hospital, and the local schools. For anyone looking at homes for sale in Campbellford, it offers the rare combination of a peaceful setting and real walk-to-town convenience, and 155 Cromwell St. shows off the street at its best.
Key Takeaways
- A quiet, neighbourly street: Cromwell Street is a calm, tree-lined residential road in Campbellford, the kind of place where neighbours know each other and the pace slows down.
- Walk to the essentials: from 155 Cromwell St. you can walk to downtown Campbellford, the hospital on Bridge Street, and the local elementary schools.
- Rare combined lots: 155 Cromwell St. pairs two lots into one enormous yard with a gazebo, fire pit, and pond, plus room for a detached garage or workshop.
- Move-in ready home: the house offers 3+2 bedrooms and two bathrooms, freshly painted throughout, with a new high-end Maytag washer and dryer.
- A town on the move: the Municipality of Trent Hills grew by roughly 7.4% between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, part of why Campbellford homes stay in demand.
When Keith and Lisa, local brokers with Willows Realty Group, show buyers around Cromwell Street, the same reaction comes up again and again: this is quieter than they expected, and closer to everything than they thought. This guide walks you through the street, the neighbourhood, and the home at 155 Cromwell St., with the landmarks, schools, and commute times named so you can picture exactly how daily life would work.
What Kind of Street Is Cromwell Street?
Cromwell Street is a classic Campbellford residential street. It runs through a well-established part of town where the houses sit on generous lots behind mature trees, many of them mid-century brick ranches and bungalows like the home at 155 Cromwell St., with a few newer builds and townhomes mixed in over the years. It is the kind of street where the sidewalks see daily dog walks, where kids ride bikes in the summer, and where people actually wave when you drive past.
That quiet, neighbourly feel is exactly what draws buyers to Campbellford in the first place. If you want the fuller picture of why families settle here, our Campbellford neighbourhood guide covers the schools, the parks, and the commute in detail.
Walk to Downtown, the Hospital, and the Schools
The location is the quiet hero of this street. From 155 Cromwell St., downtown Campbellford is within a comfortable walk, with Bridge Street and Front Street offering restaurants, cafés, shops, and services. The Campbellford Memorial Hospital sits on Bridge Street as well, close enough that a quick appointment or a visit to the pharmacy does not require getting in the car. The local elementary schools, including Kent Public School, are also within walking distance for families.
Campbellford as a whole scores about 63 out of 100 on Walk Score, the "Somewhat Walkable" range, and this part of town is where that walkability shows up in daily life. Instead of planning every errand around the car, you can stroll into town for a coffee on Front Street, meet a friend at one of the local restaurants, or take the kids to the park and be home in time for supper.
Two Lots, One Rare Opportunity
What sets 155 Cromwell St. apart is the land. The property comes with two separate lots sold together, giving you a yard that feels more like a small park than a backyard. There is room to picture a detached garage, a workshop, a garden, or simply a huge open space where the kids can run and the family can gather. That kind of room is increasingly rare closer to the city, and it is exactly what our two lots, one home guide explains in detail.
The yard is already set up for entertaining. A cozy fire pit anchors the gathering space, a patio and dining area sit ready for summer meals, and a picturesque pond and charming gazebo add character you would not expect from a typical street listing. It is a backyard built for hosting, from summer barbecues to long evenings around the fire.
A Move-In Ready Home Inside
Step inside and the home is clean and ready to live in. It has been freshly painted throughout, which gives every room a bright, finished feel from the moment you walk in, and a brand-new, high-end Maytag washer and dryer take care of everyday convenience. With 3+2 bedrooms and two bathrooms, there is room for a family, guests, or a home office, all on a property that does not ask for a long list of projects before you settle in.
If the phrase "move-in ready" matters to you, our move-in ready guide walks through exactly what that label should mean in 2026, so you know what to look for on a showing.
Schools Near Cromwell Street
For families, the schools are a big part of the appeal. Campbellford's public elementary options, Kent Public School and Hillcrest Public School, sit within a short walk of most residential streets, and high school students attend Campbellford District High School under the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board. Hillcrest adds an Extended French program for Grades 5 to 8, and St. Mary's Catholic School offers a Catholic elementary option in town. For the full rundown on how the town works for families, read our guide to whether Campbellford is a good place to raise a family.
Landmarks and the Trent-Severn Waterway
Cromwell Street is also a short drive from the reasons people fall for this part of Northumberland County. Campbellford is an official Trent-Severn Trail Town, and the waterway runs through the heart of the community. Just south of town, Ferris Provincial Park and the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge are a favourite short hike, and the locks at Ranney Falls bring boaters through in the warm months. Downtown Campbellford holds the title of the largest commercial area between Belleville and Peterborough, which is why its independent shops and restaurants feel so complete for a town of this size.
If you are still getting to know the area, our guide to what makes Campbellford special for home buyers is a great companion read, and the 155 Cromwell St. photo gallery shows the home, the backyard, and the street from every angle.
Commutes From Cromwell Street
The drive matters too. Campbellford is about 30 minutes from Highway 401 at Brighton, and roughly 45 minutes to Peterborough, Belleville, or Cobourg for work, shopping, and appointments. Toronto sits at about two hours. It is a commute many families and remote workers measure in podcasts, and the town is growing because of that balance. According to 2021 federal census data, the Municipality of Trent Hills grew by about 7.4% between 2016 and 2021, a sign that buyers keep choosing to settle here.
Is Cromwell Street the Right Street for You?
Cromwell Street is the answer for buyers who want a peaceful setting without giving up the convenience of town. You get a quiet, tree-lined street, a huge combined lot, and a move-in ready home, all within walking distance of the things you need most. If that sounds like your next chapter, come walk the street and see 155 Cromwell St. in person. Browse the full blog for more local guides, or contact Keith or Lisa and we will help you decide whether this is the right fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cromwell Street in Campbellford like?
Cromwell Street is a quiet, tree-lined residential street in Campbellford, lined with brick ranch homes, bungalows, and a few newer builds on generous lots. It is known for its neighbourly feel, mature trees, and close proximity to downtown, the hospital, and the schools.
Is Cromwell Street walkable to downtown Campbellford?
Yes. From 155 Cromwell St., downtown Campbellford on Bridge and Front Streets is within a comfortable walk, and the Campbellford Memorial Hospital is also on Bridge Street. Campbellford as a whole scores about 63 on Walk Score, in the "Somewhat Walkable" range.
What schools are near Cromwell Street?
Kent Public School and Hillcrest Public School cover the elementary years under the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, with Hillcrest offering an Extended French program for Grades 5 to 8. Campbellford District High School serves Grades 9 to 12, and St. Mary's Catholic School offers a Catholic elementary option.
How much land does 155 Cromwell St. have?
The property combines two separate lots into one very large yard, giving buyers room for a detached garage, a workshop, a garden, or simply a big open space. The yard already includes a gazebo, a fire pit, a patio and dining area, and a pond.
How far is Cromwell Street from the bigger cities?
Campbellford is about 30 minutes from Highway 401 at Brighton, roughly 45 minutes to Peterborough, Belleville, or Cobourg, and about two hours from Toronto. That balance between quiet and connected is a big part of the street's appeal.
Ready to Walk Cromwell Street?
Keith Williams and Lisa C. Follows are local brokers with Willows Realty Group who know Campbellford's streets, schools, and neighbourhoods first hand. Bring your questions about the street, the lots, or the commute, and we will work through them together.
Call today to talk about your next move! Call Lisa or Keith at 905-985-9898.
Written by Keith Williams & Lisa C. Follows, Willows Realty Group, your local Trent Hills real estate guides.