New homes & condos in Burlington

Aldershot is one of the Burlington neighbourhoods where new projects are being built, and it has its own GO station. Many buyers also look at how close a home is to the lake, and several of the city's best-known outdoor spaces are along Lakeshore Road.

Commuting is often the first question for buyers. Trains from Union Station run on the Lakeshore West line to Burlington GO, Appleby GO and Aldershot GO stations. Burlington GO, at 2101 Fairview Street, is served by GO train and bus service, and the City includes it in its Major Transit Station Areas. Aldershot GO is at 1199 Waterdown Road. Burlington Transit also lists connections to Hamilton and Oakville, along with GO Transit routes.

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

Families will find several school options. 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. The Halton Catholic District School Board serves over 36,000 students in 48 elementary and 10 secondary schools across Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville.

The City's transit system map also labels a hospital site marked Joseph Brant within Burlington.

School boundaries can change, so if a particular school matters for your decision, contact us and we will help you confirm the details for a specific home.