This neighbourhood is approximately 20 years old and offers a wide variety of family housing, close proximity to numerous shopping areas, parks and schools.
Parks in the area include: Ireland Park, Driftwood Park, Newport Park, Cleaver Park, and Pinemeadow Park
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The Palmer-Tansley Woods Community
The desirable community of Palmer-Tansley offers two neighbourhoods in one with Palmer providing a mature area consisting of 25 year old detached homes and Tansley offering a newer neighbourhood with homes built five to 10 years ago.
Located nearby, the Tansley Woods community centre offers a central point for families while schools and amenities are located within an easy distance.
Parks in the area include: Sycamore Park, Brittany Park, Landsdown Park, Palmer Park
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The Orchard Community
The Orchard is one of Burlington’s newest communities. It is nestled on the border of Burlington and Oakville in the northeast corner of the city. Bordered by Bronte Creek Provincial Park the neighborhood offers a number of sprawling parks and nature trails. The area spans from Dundas Street to Upper Middle Road in the north and south and Appleby Line to Orchard Road from east to west.
Parks in this Area Include: Pathfinder Park, Brada Woods Park, Orchard Community Park, Emerson Park
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The Millcoft Community
This community is built around the Millcroft Golf Course in the mid 1980′s, the 650-acre Millcroft community is one of Burlington’s most prestigious and desirable neighbourhoods. It is situated in north Burlington, Millcroft spans from Dundas Road and Upper Middle Road on the North and South sides and Walkers Line and Appleby Line on the west and east.
This is a mature location with newer surveys that have been added in stages, Millcroft offers fast access to the 407 highway and is conveniently located near established amenities. The community features wide well-landscaped streets with views of lush fairways.
The Old Mill Building, featuring a working mill, welcomes visitors and residents alike while antique-styled street lights add a touch of charm. The Millcroft community features a range of three and four bedroom detached homes on well sized lots. Condominium town homes and bungalows are also available.
Parks in this Area Include: Millcroft Park, Berwick Green Park, Berton Park and Taywood Park
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The Tyandaga CommunityParks in this Area Include: Millcroft Park, Berwick Green Park, Berton Park and Taywood Park
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This community is filled with sprawling fairways, vast green spaces and tree-lined streets, the mature neighbourhood of Tyandaga combines a convenient commuter location with the beauty of nature. Situated in the northwest corner of Burlington next to Kerncliff Park, Tyandaga spans from Dundas Street in the north to the QEW in the south and Brant Street in the east to Kerns/King Road in the west. The community runs up the escarpment providing residents with views of both the city and Lake Ontario.
Building in this area started in the early 1970′s and continued well into the 90′s. Tyandaga features mainly detached homes on large treed lots with a number surrounding the Tyandaga Municiple Golf Course.
Parks in this area include: Kerns Park, Westbury Park, Forestvale Park, Cityview Park and Kerncliff Park
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Parks in this area include: Kerns Park, Westbury Park, Forestvale Park, Cityview Park and Kerncliff Park
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The Alton Village Community
This is Burlington’s newest residential community, also referred to on occasion as Alton Village Cornerstone. It is located in the North East Corner of the city. The homes lie within the street parameters of Walker’s Line East, North of Dundas Street (Highway #5), to Appleby Line and North to the 407 ETR Toll Highway.
The residential real estate development started in this area in 2006. Most of the residential home styles in Alton Village are two storeys, comprised of detached homes, semi-detached and freehold town homes; along with upscale low-rise condominium apartment buildings at the corner of Dundas Street and Rotary Way. Along Walker’s line there are residential homes known as “work-and-live” units that serve the Alton Village Cornerstone community.
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The Mountainside Community
Mountainside is an established neighbourhood, it is located in the northwest quadrant of Burlington, Ontario. Spanning from Highway 407 ETR in the north to the QEW in the south and Guelph Line in the east to Brant Street in the west. Their are many amenities available to the residences in the Mountainside community.
Boasting many parks, the Mountainside community include the Mountainside Arena, Mountainside Park and the Mountainside Pool. The neighborhood offers a safe and entertaining community for growing families. Mountainside offers a variety of housing options in affordable prices including detached homes, townhouses and condominium options.
Parks in this area include: Roly Bird Park, Clarksdale Park, Peart Park, and Mountianside Park
Parks in this area include: Roly Bird Park, Clarksdale Park, Peart Park, and Mountianside Park
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The Aldershot Community
The Brant Hills Community
The Elizabeth Gardens Community
The homes in this area are primarily detached built in the 1970's. Located on the water, there are beautiful parks and trails boasting amazing views of Lake Ontario. Whether you are visiting, living here in Burlington or considering moving to this area of town, we encourage you to explore Elizabeth Gardens (located on Lake Ontario bounded by New Street to the North, Appleby Line to the West and Burloak Drive to the East) and all that it has to offer.
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