Living in Brant Hills
Burlington, ON — a family-oriented north-Burlington community off Guelph Line
What kind of homes are for sale in Brant Hills?
Detached houses on streets such as Malcolm Crescent, Cobblestone Drive and Sandringham Drive are the largest group, mostly from the 1970s and 1980s. Townhouses are common along Upper Middle Road and Duncaster Drive, including Forest Heights and Brant Gardens. The condo apartments include 2055 Upper Middle Road, a sixteen-storey building from 1979, and Alterra's 2085 Amherst Heights Drive (2002). Search by type with Burlington homes for sale, Burlington townhouses for sale and Burlington condos for sale.
What is it like to live in Brant Hills?
The Brant Hills Community Centre and nearby parks are at the neighbourhood's heart, and the escarpment's trails are a short drive north. Shopping is along Upper Middle Road, Guelph Line and Brant Street. Highway 403 and the QEW are close, and Burlington GO is a short drive south. Schools come under the Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board; confirm the school for any address.
What should buyers check?
Homes of this age often need updates to roofs, windows, electrical panels and plumbing, so ask what's been done and get an early insurance quote. For the older townhouse complexes and the 1979 tower, the reserve fund study and status certificate are essential reading.
Nearby areas and prices
Tyandaga, next door, has larger lots around the golf course. Mountainside and Palmer are similar established areas. The Brant Hills market report tracks monthly sold prices. Our home evaluation helps sellers price with recent sales.
School catchments, programs and transit schedules change — verify them for Brant Hills before you buy.
























