Brant Hills, Burlington
Brant Hills, Burlington: An Honest Neighbourhood Guide
Brant Hills is a settled, family-first neighbourhood in Burlington's north end, on the rise toward the Niagara Escarpment. The streets are quiet, the lots are generous by today's standards, and the community centre and library sit right in the middle of it. For buyers who want a detached home below Burlington's overall median, it's one of the first places we look.
Here's the straight version: who it suits, what homes cost, and what to know before you buy or sell.
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Where is Brant Hills?
Brant Hills sits in north-central Burlington, around Brant Street and Upper Middle Road, below the escarpment. The local MLS® system tracks it as its own neighbourhood (area 341), with Tyandaga and Mountainside among its neighbours.
What do detached homes in Brant Hills cost?
Based on ITSO MLS® data for detached homes reported sold from April 1 to September 30, 2026:
Detached homes sold: 50
Median detached sale price: $1,157,500
Burlington median, same period: $1,242,500 (548 detached sales)
Source: ITSO MLS® (Cornerstone board) data, Burlington area 341 (Brant Hills), detached homes reported sold April 1 – September 30, 2026. ITSO data only; sales listed only on other boards may be missing. Updated monthly.
What that tells us: Brant Hills had more detached sales than any other Burlington neighbourhood on the board over those six months, at a median about $85,000 below the city as a whole. A busy market means plenty of recent comparable sales, which helps buyers and sellers price with confidence.
What kind of homes are in Brant Hills?
Mostly detached two-storey homes, with a good share of bungalows and side-splits on mature, tree-lined streets. Many have been updated over the years. Others are largely original and priced accordingly, which is where renovation-minded buyers find value.
Parks, recreation and things to do
The heart of the neighbourhood is the Brant Hills Community Centre and the Burlington Public Library's Brant Hills branch, which share one building at 2255 Brant Street, at Upper Middle Road. The centre has a double gym, a single gym and multi-purpose rooms, and runs city recreation programs for all ages.
The park beside it has sports fields, ball diamonds, courts, a playground, a splash pad and plenty of open green space. North of the neighbourhood, the Niagara Escarpment and the Bruce Trail are a short drive away.
Schools near Brant Hills
Halton District School Board elementary schools in the area include Brant Hills Public School and Bruce T. Lindley Public School. Catholic families are served by the Halton Catholic District School Board.
School boundaries change, so always confirm the current school for a specific address with the board before you buy:
Getting around
Brant Street and Guelph Line are the main north-south routes and Upper Middle Road runs east-west. Highway 407 and the 403/QEW are a short drive away, and Burlington GO on the Lakeshore West line is a short drive south for trains to Toronto and Hamilton.
Who is Brant Hills best for?
Move-up buyers leaving a townhouse who want a detached home with a yard.
Families who want a community centre, library, park and schools close together.
Renovators who see value in an original home on a mature lot.
Commuters who want quick access to the 407 and 403.
Selling in Brant Hills?
With 50 detached sales in six months, buyers in Brant Hills have plenty to compare, so pricing has to be exact. We price against the most recent sales on your street and the comparable homes around it, not a city average, and we show you every comparable before we suggest a number.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a detached home in Brant Hills, Burlington?
The median detached sale price was $1,157,500 for homes reported sold from April 1 to September 30, 2026 (ITSO MLS® data, 50 sales). Prices vary by street, lot and updates, so ask us about a specific address.
Is Brant Hills a good place to live?
For families and move-up buyers, it has a lot going for it: a community centre, library and large park in the middle of the neighbourhood, nearby schools and quick highway access. It's also one of Burlington's most active detached markets.
Is Brant Hills cheaper than the rest of Burlington?
From April to September 2026, the median detached sale in Brant Hills was $1,157,500, compared with $1,242,500 across Burlington (ITSO MLS® data).
What schools serve Brant Hills?
HDSB elementary schools in the area include Brant Hills PS and Bruce T. Lindley PS, and the HCDSB serves Catholic families. Confirm the school for any address with the HDSB or HCDSB.
Thinking about a move in Brant Hills?
Daymond Realty Group is a Platinum award-winning team with a 5-star Google review record, and a KW Luxury team. Whether you're buying your first detached home or selling the one you've loved for years, call or text Nick at 289-206-6430.
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