Meadowvale

Around the Neighbourhood

Cultural landmarks: the Meadowvale Theatre near the town centre is the local performing-arts venue, and the Meadowvale Community Centre and library anchor the civic side.

Hot local spots: the retail here is plaza and town-centre rather than main street… Meadowvale Town Centre handles the day-to-day, with the shops and restaurants of nearby Streetsville a short drive for a village feel. 

Parks & green space: Lake Aquitaine and its trail are the heart of it, with Lake Wabukayne, the Meadowvale Conservation Area and the Osprey Marsh wetlands filling in the green.

Your Typical Neighbour

Meadowvale is established, family-oriented and diverse, reflecting Mississauga as a whole… a mix of long-time owners who bought in the original build and second-generation families and newcomers who’ve moved in since. Ownership is high, homes are largely detached and semi-detached, and household incomes sit around the Mississauga average. It’s a settled suburb where people stay and kids grow up.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census Profile, Mississauga (City)

What We Love

The green is the best part… Lake Aquitaine, Lake Wabukayne and the trail system make this feel like a suburb built around nature rather than around a mall. The schools are a genuine draw, the housing gives you space and a yard for less than comparable stock closer to Toronto, and the GO and highways make the commute workable. For a family, the fundamentals are all here.

What We Don’t Love

It’s quiet, and for some that reads as dull. There’s no walkable main street, so you drive for most things, and the 1970s and 80s housing stock can feel dated inside without renovation. The Milton GO line runs less frequent all-day service than the busier corridors, so the commute depends on your schedule. Suburban trade-offs, honestly stated.

Real Estate

Meadowvale is mostly detached and semi-detached homes from the 1970s and 80s on decent lots, many backing onto ravines, trails or the lakes, with pockets of townhouses and low-rise condos near the town centre. Original-owner homes come up needing updating and draw renovators; updated homes sell at a premium. Inventory is steady rather than scarce. New to the market? Start with our First-Time Buyer guide.

(Current prices and days on market appear in the live statistics block below, updated quarterly.)

Schools

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Edenwood MS
Streetsville SS
Maple Wood PS
Meadowvale SS
Plum Tree Park PS
Shelter Bay PS
Plowman’s Park PS
Settler’s Green PS
Miller’s Grove School
David Leeder MS
É Élém Le Flambeau
ÉS Jeunes sans frontières

CATHOLIC & PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Mississauga Christian Academy
Lynn-Rose Heights Private School
The Mississauga Children Montessori
ÉSC Sainte-Famille
St Albert of Jerusalem ES
St Elizabeth Seton Catholic ES
St John of the Cross School
St Teresa of Avila School
ÉÉC Ange-Gabriel
St Aloysius Gonzaga SS
Our Lady of Mount Carmel SS
St Richard Catholic School

For school rankings and Fraser Institute scores, see our interactive Mississauga school map.

Transit

The Meadowvale GO station on the Milton line runs into Union Station, MiWay buses feed the Meadowvale Town Centre terminal, and the 401, 403 and 407 are all within easy reach for drivers. Rail here is the Milton line only, so match the schedule to your commute.