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Erindale Village
A Quiet Sleepy Village
8/10
Overall Score
7/10
School Ranking Score
8/10
Family Friendly Score
8/10
Relative Affordability Score
Active Outdoor Lifestyle
Erindale Park & Roverwood: These two large parks provide ample green space, walking trails, and natural beauty, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families looking to enjoy nature. Huron Park & Recreation Centre: A central hub for local activities, Huron Park offers sports fields, community programs, and a recreation center, making it a favorite for active families.
Historic Village
A charming historic section is located just off Dundas, home to Community Hall and St. Peter’s Church, offering a glimpse into the area’s past. Visitors and residents can explore several historic homes, including The Grange, Hammond House, and Liselhurst, each rich in heritage and architectural appeal. Glen Erin Hall (Inn) and the former Windinglane Bird Sanctuary are also notable landmarks, adding to the historical charm of the area.
Commuter Friendly
Erindale GO Station Convenient access to the Erindale GO Station, providing seamless connections for commuters. Easy Access to Highways 403 & Connecting Highways Enjoy easy connectivity to Highway 403 and nearby highways, making travel and commuting a breeze. HOV Lanes for Green and Minimum Double Occupancy Vehicles Benefit from High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes that prioritize eco-friendly and carpooling commuters, saving time during peak travel hours.
Erindale Overview
Founded in the early 1800s, the quaint village of Erindale originally served as a resting spot for stagecoaches traveling between Toronto and Hamilton. Located on the east bank of the Credit River near Dundas, Erindale is now known for its prestigious homes and exclusive atmosphere. Many of these estate properties were originally summer residences for wealthy individuals from Toronto. The MLS district of Erindale encompasses not only the village itself but also the surrounding neighbourhoods, including Credit Woodlands to the north of Dundas and Huron Park to the south and west of Mavis Rd.
In addition, the area between Burnhamthorpe Rd and Highway 403, labeled as Creditview on MLS realtor maps, shares similar lifestyle advantages and amenities with Erindale.
Erindale Real Estate Info
Erindale is an excellent location for families, offering a variety of housing options to suit different needs. For those on a budget, the Credit Woodlands area provides more affordable homes, while closer to the Credit River, you’ll find larger family homes and custom-built properties
Neighbourhood Demographics in Erindale
Depending on which part of Erindale you explore, you’ll encounter a variety of neighbour types. In Erindale Village and parts of Huron Park, you’ll find upper-income families with a strong sense of pride in ownership. These areas are known for well-maintained properties and a more established, affluent community. In contrast, Credit Woodlands tends to attract a more family-oriented demographic, with homes suited for growing families and a more suburban feel.
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Housing Characteristics
The Most Common Styles of Homes in Erindale
Score Factor 1: Housing Characteristics
The historic district of Erindale is quite small, characterized by a blend of a few quaint streets with older homes alongside newer custom-built properties. To the south of Dundas and west of Mavis Road lies Huron Park, a prestigious and highly sought-after family-oriented neighbourhood, known for its large homes and proximity to excellent schools.
Credit Woodlands, developed in the late 1960s to 1970s, presents a mix of housing styles. The area features a combination of large custom homes, detached family homes, and semi-detached homes, many of which have been converted into duplexes over time.
1960’s Suburban Homes
Homes in the area typically come in a variety of styles, including two-story, split-level, bungalow, and ranch-style designs. Both detached and semi-detached options are available. These homes are in high demand due to their affordability, making them attractive to a wide range of buyers. The majority of these properties are found in Credit Woodlands, located just north of Dundas.
Large Family Homes
Erindale is known for its spacious family homes, many of which were built during the 1970s and 1980s. These homes often sit on generous lot sizes, offering plenty of room for growing families. The neighbourhood features peaceful streets, making it an attractive option for those seeking a quiet, family-friendly environment. A significant number of these homes can be found in the Huron Park area, which is highly regarded for its community vibe and proximity to parks and schools.
Luxury Homes
Custom homes in Sheridan vary in size and price, offering something for different tastes and budgets. These homes are often found in prime locations near the Credit River and the Credit Valley Golf and Country Club, nestled on tree-lined, peaceful streets. This style of home is highly sought after by high-end buyers looking for a stunning property with spacious lots perfect for outdoor entertaining.
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Community Vibe
and Amenities
Score Factor 2: Community Vibe & Amenities
Pros:
Erindale is perfect for families, offering peaceful living on tree-lined streets, creating a welcoming and safe environment.
Its central location in Mississauga provides easy access to a wide range of amenities and services, making it convenient for everyday living.
The area is rich in green space, featuring large parks and recreational areas, along with a Private Golf Club, adding to the appeal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Cons:
Some parts of the area, particularly along the east end of Dundas, have housing complexes that may not be as desirable.
In the Credit Woodlands area, many homes have been converted to include basement apartments. This may not be ideal for those who prefer a more residential, single-family environment, as it can create a more rental-oriented neighborhood.
Historic Erindale Village
Erindale is full of charm and rich in history, though it’s easy to overlook—blink and you might miss it. Unlike Streetsville, Erindale doesn’t feature a pedestrian-friendly main street, and much of its historic appeal lies in its beautifully preserved heritage homes. To truly appreciate its past, take a stroll using the Heritage Walking Tour curated by Heritage Mississauga—it’s a great way to discover the hidden stories and architectural gems of the area.
Parks, Paths & Trails
Erindale offers several scenic paths and trails, including the Queensway Trail and a network of walking routes around the Huron Park Recreation Centre—perfect for staying active. However, the highlight of the area is the Culham Trail, a mix of paved and unpaved paths that begin at the Meadowvale Conservation Area in the north and stretch southward through the picturesque Riverwood Conservancy, eventually leading into Erindale Park. This extensive trail system offers residents a direct connection to nature and outdoor recreation throughout the year.
Schools
Quality and Rankings
Score Factor 3: Quality & Ranking of Schools
Pros:
Erindale offers convenient walking access to the University of Toronto Mississauga campus, making it an excellent location for students, university staff, and investors exploring student rental opportunities.
The Woodlands Secondary School is a well-regarded public high school, consistently ranking in the top 20% of Ontario high schools over the past five years.
Cons:
St. Martin Secondary School, the local Catholic high school, does not rank as highly as other Catholic schools in Mississauga, which may be a consideration for families prioritizing education quality.
Affordability
Compared to Other Villages in Mississauga
Score Factor 4: Overall Affordability & Value
Affordability:
Erindale offers a diverse range of homes, from affordable entry-level properties to luxurious million-dollar estates, catering to buyers at every price point and style preference.
Value
Although these areas come with a higher price tag, properties closest to the Credit River offer exceptional long-term value thanks to their premium location.
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