Detached homes for sale in Burlington

Detached homes in Burlington suit buyers who want a single-family home and room to spread out. We currently have three detached projects in the city, with prices from $1,594,690 to $2,399,900. Because location matters as much as the home itself, here is what living in the area is like.

Commuting is a key consideration. Burlington GO station, at 2101 Fairview Street, is served by GO train and bus service. Trains from Union Station run on the Lakeshore West line to Burlington GO, Appleby GO and Aldershot GO stations. Aldershot GO is at 1199 Waterdown Road, which is relevant for buyers interested in the Aldershot neighbourhood. Burlington GO is also part of the City's Major Transit Station Areas. Burlington Transit's page lists connections to Hamilton and Oakville, as well as GO Transit routes.

Families may want to look closely at schools. The Halton District School Board's directory lists Burlington secondary schools including Burlington Central High School and Aldershot High School. Burlington Central School serves Grades 7 to 12 in English and French Immersion and offers the International Baccalaureate program. Families interested in Catholic education can look to the Halton Catholic District School Board, which serves over 36,000 students in 48 elementary and 10 secondary schools across Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville.

For outdoor time, Beachway Park at 1100 Lakeshore Rd. has 6.8 acres of park space, two kilometres of lakeside trails and a natural lakefront beach. Spencer Smith Park at 1400 Lakeshore Rd. includes the Brant Street Pier, which extends 137 m over Lake Ontario. The Royal Botanical Gardens, described as Canada's largest botanical garden, spans 2,400 acres and is another local destination to explore.

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