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Number of bedrooms in homes by province

Households by the number of bedrooms in their dwelling (none, one, two, three, four or more; the five groups add to 100% within rounding), with the average household size. From Statistics Canada's Survey of Household Spending (percent of households reporting, at the time of the interview). Territories are published separately for their capitals only and are not shown.

Reference period
2023
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Source: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0228-01. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Contains information licensed under the Statistics Canada Open Licence (Open Government Licence – Canada).
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  • No bedroom (studio)
  • One bedroom
  • Two bedrooms
  • Three bedrooms
  • Four or more bedrooms
Number of bedrooms in homes by province: all categories, stackedOne bar per area, each split into the shares from lightest (No bedroom (studio) (% of households)) to darkest (Four or more bedrooms (% of households)). Exact values are in the table below.CanadaCanada: No bedroom (studio) (% of households) 0.5Canada: One bedroom (% of households) 14.1Canada: Two bedrooms (% of households) 25.8Canada: Three bedrooms (% of households) 33.0Canada: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 26.6Newfoundland and LabradorNewfoundland and Labrador: One bedroom (% of households) 5.6Newfoundland and Labrador: Two bedrooms (% of households) 20.9Newfoundland and Labrador: Three bedrooms (% of households) 46.9Newfoundland and Labrador: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 26.5Prince Edward IslandPrince Edward Island: One bedroom (% of households) 8.6Prince Edward Island: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.3Prince Edward Island: Three bedrooms (% of households) 38.5Prince Edward Island: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 24.6Nova ScotiaNova Scotia: One bedroom (% of households) 12.4Nova Scotia: Two bedrooms (% of households) 27.1Nova Scotia: Three bedrooms (% of households) 35.5Nova Scotia: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 24.0New BrunswickNew Brunswick: One bedroom (% of households) 10.2New Brunswick: Two bedrooms (% of households) 27.7New Brunswick: Three bedrooms (% of households) 36.8New Brunswick: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 25.3QuebecQuebec: One bedroom (% of households) 15.9Quebec: Two bedrooms (% of households) 31.7Quebec: Three bedrooms (% of households) 28.9Quebec: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 23.1OntarioOntario: One bedroom (% of households) 14.7Ontario: Two bedrooms (% of households) 21.5Ontario: Three bedrooms (% of households) 35.8Ontario: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 27.5ManitobaManitoba: One bedroom (% of households) 12.5Manitoba: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.2Manitoba: Three bedrooms (% of households) 30.5Manitoba: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 28.1SaskatchewanSaskatchewan: One bedroom (% of households) 8.6Saskatchewan: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.8Saskatchewan: Three bedrooms (% of households) 32.7Saskatchewan: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 29.8AlbertaAlberta: One bedroom (% of households) 9.4Alberta: Two bedrooms (% of households) 21.8Alberta: Three bedrooms (% of households) 37.8Alberta: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 30.9British ColumbiaBritish Columbia: One bedroom (% of households) 16.8British Columbia: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.9British Columbia: Three bedrooms (% of households) 26.6British Columbia: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 26.7
Number of bedrooms in homes by province: all categories, stackedOne bar per area, each split into the shares from lightest (No bedroom (studio) (% of households)) to darkest (Four or more bedrooms (% of households)). Exact values are in the table below.CanadaCanada: No bedroom (studio) (% of households) 0.5Canada: One bedroom (% of households) 14.1Canada: Two bedrooms (% of households) 25.8Canada: Three bedrooms (% of households) 33.0Canada: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 26.6Newfoundland and …Newfoundland and Labrador: One bedroom (% of households) 5.6Newfoundland and Labrador: Two bedrooms (% of households) 20.9Newfoundland and Labrador: Three bedrooms (% of households) 46.9Newfoundland and Labrador: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 26.5Prince Edward Isl…Prince Edward Island: One bedroom (% of households) 8.6Prince Edward Island: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.3Prince Edward Island: Three bedrooms (% of households) 38.5Prince Edward Island: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 24.6Nova ScotiaNova Scotia: One bedroom (% of households) 12.4Nova Scotia: Two bedrooms (% of households) 27.1Nova Scotia: Three bedrooms (% of households) 35.5Nova Scotia: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 24.0New BrunswickNew Brunswick: One bedroom (% of households) 10.2New Brunswick: Two bedrooms (% of households) 27.7New Brunswick: Three bedrooms (% of households) 36.8New Brunswick: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 25.3QuebecQuebec: One bedroom (% of households) 15.9Quebec: Two bedrooms (% of households) 31.7Quebec: Three bedrooms (% of households) 28.9Quebec: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 23.1OntarioOntario: One bedroom (% of households) 14.7Ontario: Two bedrooms (% of households) 21.5Ontario: Three bedrooms (% of households) 35.8Ontario: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 27.5ManitobaManitoba: One bedroom (% of households) 12.5Manitoba: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.2Manitoba: Three bedrooms (% of households) 30.5Manitoba: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 28.1SaskatchewanSaskatchewan: One bedroom (% of households) 8.6Saskatchewan: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.8Saskatchewan: Three bedrooms (% of households) 32.7Saskatchewan: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 29.8AlbertaAlberta: One bedroom (% of households) 9.4Alberta: Two bedrooms (% of households) 21.8Alberta: Three bedrooms (% of households) 37.8Alberta: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 30.9British ColumbiaBritish Columbia: One bedroom (% of households) 16.8British Columbia: Two bedrooms (% of households) 28.9British Columbia: Three bedrooms (% of households) 26.6British Columbia: Four or more bedrooms (% of households) 26.7
All parts, 2023, stacked to 100% for each area (national total first, then areas in table order). Shares are as shown in the table; because of rounding a bar can fall a few tenths short of or over 100%. Studio (no bedroom) is published for Canada only; provincial bars omit that sliver. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.

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Canada0.514.125.83326.62.5
Newfoundland and Labradornot published by Statistics Canada5.620.946.926.52.2
Prince Edward Islandnot published by Statistics Canada8.628.338.524.62.4
Nova Scotianot published by Statistics Canada12.427.135.5242.2
New Brunswicknot published by Statistics Canada10.227.736.825.32.3
Quebecnot published by Statistics Canada15.931.728.923.12.2
Ontarionot published by Statistics Canada14.721.535.827.52.6
Manitobanot published by Statistics Canada12.528.230.528.12.6
Saskatchewannot published by Statistics Canada8.628.832.729.82.5
Albertanot published by Statistics Canada9.421.837.830.92.6
British Columbianot published by Statistics Canada16.828.926.626.72.4

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0228-01: Dwelling characteristics and household equipment at time of interview, Canada, regions and provinces. Reference period: 2023.

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Statistics Canada
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Table 11-10-0228-01
Table
Number of bedrooms in homes by province
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2026-11-11
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Number of bedrooms in homes by province (Canada, 2023). Data: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0228-01. Retrieved 2026-11-11 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/ca-dwelling-size/