Neighbourhoods

Tuxedo

Winnipeg's classic "Suburb Beautiful," beside Assiniboine Park

Tuxedo is an established, upscale residential area in southwest Winnipeg, laid out in the early 1900s as the planned "Tuxedo Park" suburb and still known for its mature tree-lined streets and larger, well-kept homes. It sits right beside Assiniboine Park and within easy reach of major shopping and the Tuxedo Business Park, giving it a quiet, leafy feel with city conveniences close at hand. It's one of the more prestigious and higher-priced parts of the city, so it tends to appeal to buyers looking for space, character, and a settled setting rather than an entry-level price point.

Highlights

Borders Assiniboine Park, home to the Assiniboine Park Zoo (including the Journey to Churchill polar bear exhibit), The Leaf / Canada's Diversity Gardens, walking trails, gardens, and a nature playground
Everyday shopping at Tuxedo Park Shopping Centre on Corydon Avenue (Safeway-anchored, plus specialty shops and services)
Big-box and outlet retail nearby at the Seasons of Tuxedo node by Kenaston Blvd and Sterling Lyon Pkwy (IKEA, Outlet Collection Winnipeg and more)
FortWhyte Alive nature reserve and the Tuxedo Business Park are a short drive away in the southwest
Mature, tree-lined streets with a quiet, established residential character

Best for

Move-up buyers, established families, and professionals wanting a larger home in a settled, green southwest setting

Housing

Predominantly larger detached homes, including character and estate-style properties on generous lots, alongside some newer builds and select condo/apartment options. Within Winnipeg, Tuxedo positions at the premium / upper end of the market rather than entry-level. As a rough estimate as of 2026, typical detached homes commonly trade in the mid-to-upper range for the city, with larger estate properties reaching well into seven figures; buyers should treat these as general ranges and confirm current pricing on individual listings.

Getting around

Mainly a car-oriented area with quick access to Kenaston Boulevard (Route 90), a key north-south corridor, plus Corydon Avenue and Grant Avenue for getting across the southwest and toward downtown (roughly 15 minutes to the core in normal traffic). Winnipeg Transit serves the Corydon and Kenaston corridors, and the University of Manitoba's Fort Garry campus is a reasonable drive to the southeast. Buyers should check current routes and schedules for their specific address.

Neighbourhood overview last reviewed 2026.

Neighbourhood descriptions are general and for orientation only; boundaries, amenities, and prices change. Verify school catchments and current listings before making decisions.

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