Eastward is an older, but much-loved neighbourhood in the city of Kitchener not too far from the downtown core.

Eastward exudes charm and character, with a rich history that is reflected in the architecture of its homes. The area has undergone significant changes in recent years, as young families have discovered the appeal of this close-knit community. The neighbourhood's tree-lined streets and well-manicured lawns create a picturesque scene that is reminiscent of a bygone era.

While most homes in Eastward are almost 100 years old, there are some mid-century bungalows on the eastern edge of the neighbourhood that add a touch of modernity to the area's architectural landscape. The neighbourhood's smaller lots allow for a sense of intimacy, as neighbours are in close proximity to each other and often interact on a daily basis. This sense of community is one of the most appealing aspects of living in Eastward.

One of the most notable features of Eastward is the Kitchener Auditorium, which is home to the Kitchener Rangers hockey team and hosts a variety of entertainment events throughout the year. The Auditorium is a source of pride for the neighbourhood, and residents often gather there to cheer on their team or attend concerts and other events. Another notable concert and event venue is the iconic Centre in the Square, also located within the neighbourhood. This performing arts theatre has been a beloved cultural hub for residents of Kitchener and the surrounding region for over 35 years. The Centre in the Square is known for its stunning acoustics, making it a popular venue for concerts, theatrical productions, and other live performances.

For those who enjoy exploring local markets, the Kitchener Farmers Market is a must-visit destination. Located just a short walk from Eastward, the market offers fresh produce, baked goods, and artisanal products every Saturday throughout the year and on Tuesdays during the summer months. This bustling market is a hub of activity, and it provides a vibrant backdrop for residents and visitors alike.

Finally, Eastward's location provides easy access to the expressway, making it a convenient home base for commuters. Whether you're headed to Waterloo or venturing out of the city, Eastward is ideally situated for those who need to be on the move.

Public school students of Eastward will attend either Suddaby or Sheppard for grades JK-6 before moving on to Courtland Avenue for grades 7 and 8. High school students can look forward to attending Cameron Heights. Catholic school student will attend St. Annes for grades JK-8 before moving on to attend St. Mary’s for their high school education.

All of these factors combine to make Eastward one of Kitchener's most sought-after neighbourhoods, where history and community come together to create a truly unique living experience.