Erindale

Your Typical Neighbour

As with many of the more southern Mississauga neighbourhoods, Erindale has a wide range of demographic profiles that inhabit it depending on your location. Closer to The Credit Woodlands area your neighbor will likely be a wealthy family living in a multi million dollar house, but the surrounding classic 1960’s/1970’s bungalows and splits are home to a more mature demographic (ie. families with older children and grandparents who have lived in the area for some time). 

What We Love

Erindale Go Station makes for easy commuting to downtown, tons of beautiful parks and trails, and a wide array of property types to choose from.

What We Don’t Love

There aren’t many shops/restaurants within the community so you would typically need to travel to a different neighbourhood for errands.

The Real Estate Scoop

There are a wide array of homes available in Erindale: everything from the multi-million dollar estate home to the more budget-conscious properties just north of Dundas and even some entry-level condos and condo townhouses closer to The University of Toronto’s Mississauga campus located in the neighbouring community of Erin Mills.

Some people moving to this neighbourhood are looking for affordability when you are considering the condos and condo townhouses around The Credit Woodlands – you can get a very large family-sized condo for much less than the average price for a similar property in other neighbourhoods in Mississauga. That said, some of these buildings require a little more than a facelift, so it’s important to consider all aspects of the property before jumping in. 

The average home in the neighbourhood is similar to what you will find in other southern Mississauga areas: 1960’s/1970’s bungalows, splits, and two-storey detached and semi-detached properties at a reasonable price point. Many of these homes have converted their basements into rental suites (some to capitalize on the closeness of UofTM and the need for student rentals), so there are opportunities for investment in the area as well if that is what you are looking for.

Lastly, we have the luxury homes located close to The Credit River, Credit Woodlands, and golf course. These homes are surrounded by lush trees, are on quiet streets, and provide a real sense of curb appeal.

Transit

The Erindale Go Station is another great amenity to the neighbourhood – running on the Milton Line to Union Station downtown Toronto. The Milton Go Line is not the most direct or fastest route into the city, but does beat sitting in that GTA traffic on your way to and from work if your place of business is in Toronto.

Schools

You can be sure that your kids can great a education in Erindale with 14 public schools, 8 Catholic schools, and 2 privates in the area.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

McBride Avenue PS
Queen Elizabeth Sr PS
Springfield PS
Sawmill Valley PS
Corsair PS
Queenston Drive PS
Port Credit SS
The Woodlands School
Cashmere Avenue PS
Ellengale PS
É Élém Horizon Jeunesse
Hawthorn PS
ÉS Gaétan Gervais

PRIVATE & CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

Meadow Green Academy
The Erindale Academy
ÉSC Sainte-Famille
St Jerome School
St Martin SS
Loyola Catholic HS
Mary Fix Catholic School
ÉÉC Saint-Jean-Baptiste
St John XXIII Catholic ES
St Gerard School