Mineola
Country Estates – In the Heart of the City
8/10
Overall Score
6.5/10
School Ranking Score
8.5/10
Family Friendly Score
6/10
Relative Affordability Score
Active Outdoor Lifestyle
Within walking distance to Port Credit Enjoy the lakefront parks of Port Credit
Commuter Friendly
Convenient access to the QEW, just 22 km from Downtown Toronto Quick commute to Union Station via Port Credit GO The future Hurontario LRT will pass through Mineola, enhancing connectivity
Relative Affordability
One of Mississauga’s premier luxury neighborhoods A high concentration of custom-built homes—no cookie-cutter subdivisions here Thanks to an abundance of trees, many streets have a charming 'cottage' feel
About Mineola
South Mississauga Luxury Lifestyle
Mineola Overview
Are you in search of a luxury home in a tranquil setting, yet close to all the amenities you need? Mineola is the perfect place for you. Situated south of the QEW and just north of Port Credit, Mineola has become the go-to neighborhood for affluent families in Mississauga. Developed primarily between the 1940s and 1960s, this exclusive neighborhood offers a quiet, serene atmosphere.
Mineola West is a private enclave nestled in a peaceful, wooded corner by the river, offering a unique living experience unlike any other area in the West GTA. On the other hand, East Mineola, which has a more suburban subdivision feel, is still highly desirable and sought after. While not quite as prestigious as Mineola West, it provides easy access to all the wonderful amenities this sought-after neighborhood has to offer.
Mineola Real Estate
There are two distinct areas of Mineola, Mineola East and Mineola West. The west is a small enclave that hugs the east side of the Credit River. This area is characterized by trees, trees and more trees. Quiet and exclusive, if you are looking for a stately castle in a wooded setting, Mineola West is for you. Prices average between $2 to $3 million dollars and up for custom builds.
In Mineola East there is more of a mix. You will find custom build homes, as well family suburban homes the further east towards Cawthra road. More affordable (when compared to Mineola West) this area has some smaller lots, fewer trees and standard, builder designed streets. Due to its location, prices are still high, but achievable for upwardly mobile families, and also attractive to investors looking to do renovations.
Your Typical Neighbour in Mineola
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Housing Characteristics
The Most Common Styles of Homes in Mineola
Score Factor 1: Housing Characteristics
Mineola is predominantly made up of detached single-family homes, contributing to its exclusive residential appeal. No matter the type of property you’re searching for, expect to pay a premium to live in this desirable neighborhood. Here are the main types of homes you’ll typically find in Mineola:
Mineola West
Mineola East
Small Cottage Style Homes
Mineola continues to feature a mix of smaller homes and original cottages throughout the neighborhood. These properties are especially attractive to investors and developers. In most cases, the true value lies in the land itself—many of these homes are purchased with the intent to rebuild, particularly in the highly desirable Mineola West area, where redevelopment is common.
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Community Vibe
Score Factor 2: Community Vibe & Amenities
Walking distance to Port Credit, allowing easy access to shops, dining, and vibrant village life, while still enjoying the peace and privacy of your own home Convenient access to downtown Toronto in just 20 minutes via the Port Credit GO Train, ideal for commuters or weekend outings
Cons:
Parts of Mineola are situated near the railroad tracks to the south and the QEW to the north, which are considered less desirable and tend to have lower property values compared to the rest of the neighborhood
Schools
Score Factor 3: Quality & Ranking of Schools
Walking distance to Port Credit, allowing easy access to shops, dining, and vibrant village life, while still enjoying the peace and privacy of your own home Convenient access to downtown Toronto in just 20 minutes via the Port Credit GO Train, ideal for commuters or weekend outings
Cons:
Parts of Mineola are situated near the railroad tracks to the south and the QEW to the north, which are considered less desirable and tend to have lower property values compared to the rest of the neighborhood
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