Considered by many to be one of Burlington’s best areas, the houses in this Southeast Burlington neighbourhood are truly unique. If you’ve got your heart set on a beautiful Burlington lakefront property, this might just be the place to find your dream home. This prestigious community has some refreshingly unique houses.

This upscale neighbourhood has wealthy families, and successful young professionals. Don’t have a few million to spend? Don’t worry, there are still lots of options in the million dollar range.

Beauty and bragging rights—what more could you ask for? The reality is, if you can afford the price tag, chances are you will adore living in Shoreacres. There are parks galore, the location is convenient, and the schools are great. All in all it’s fantastic place to raise a family.

John T. Tuck Public School (Grades K-8)
Pineland Public School (Grades K-8)
Nelson High School

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This charming North West enclave is a popular area of Burlington with a great sense of community, and an ever popular spot directly located on the stunning Niagara Escarpment.

This is suburbia at its finest, and you’ll find double income families with multiple children, with a healthy sprinkling of single folks in some of the condos and townhouses.

Just moments away from The Bruce Trail and rural Burlington, this is paradise for the outdoorsy person (or family) who enjoys skiing, golfing, hiking and more. The location is very convenient, and you’re always close to shops and other amenities. There’s also easy access to the 407, the Go Station, and other major travel routes—one of the reasons this remains so popular with the commuter crowd.

Elementary Schools in Brant Hills:

• Bruce T Lindley Elementary School
• Brant Hills Elementary School
• St. Mark Elementary School

High Schools in Brant Hills:

• MM Robinson Secondary School
• Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School

A lot of people think that Roseland is one of Burlington’s best neighbourhoods. And when you take a drive down some of the majestic boulevards, chock full of sweeping trees and oversized lots, you can see the storybook appeal of this Southeast Burlington neighbourhood. A historical part of the city, the area was established in 1925, and now has a charming mix of older houses and newer builds.

Roseland’s residents are as delightfully eclectic as its real estate, with everyone from young families, to working professionals. There are many people who commute to nearby Hamilton, as well as other neighbouring cities such as Oakville.

If you’ve got a dream of a custom build, this is an ideal spot to find a lot. There’s also the pride that comes with owning a home in one of Burlington’s finest suburbs. There are beautiful parks like the Paletta Lakefront Park, and the popular Roseland Country Club, both of which are lovely places to enjoy with a family.

John T. Tuck Elementary School
Nelson High School