Mountainside, Burlington
Mountainside, Burlington: An Honest Neighbourhood Guide
Mountainside is one of those Burlington neighbourhoods people move into and then don't leave. It's established, it's practical, and for what you get, it's one of the better values in the city. We farm Mountainside, sell here, and talk to homeowners on these streets every week.
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 Mountainside?
Mountainside sits in Burlington's north end, with quick access to Brant Street and the QEW. Burlington GO station is among the neighbourhood's transit connections, which matters if anyone in your house commutes to Toronto or Hamilton.
What do homes in Mountainside cost?
Based on ITSO MLS® data for sales from April 14 to October 13, 2026:
Total sales (all home types): 62
Detached sales: 39
Median detached sale price: $847,000
Detached sales, last 90 days: 23 (median $825,000)
Active listings (Oct 13, 2026): 8
Source: ITSO MLS® (Cornerstone board) data, sales closed April 14 – October 13, 2026. ITSO data only; sales listed only on other boards may be missing.
What that tells us: a detached home in Mountainside has been selling for well under $1 million, which is rare for Burlington. With only 8 active listings on October 13 against 23 detached sales in 90 days, supply is tight. Good homes don't sit long.
What kind of homes are in Mountainside?
About 60% of homes are single-detached and 26% are row townhomes, with a few semis, duplexes and low-rise condos. More than half (54%) have three bedrooms.
This is an older, established neighbourhood: 90% of homes were built before 1981 (35% in 1960 or earlier, 55% between 1961 and 1980). That means bigger lots, mature trees, and plenty of homes that have been renovated, or are ready to be. For buyers with a vision, that's the opportunity.
Verdict: classic mid-century Burlington, with value that's hard to find anywhere else in the city.
Who lives in Mountainside?
About 8,400 people in roughly 3,200 households. Families with kids make up about 46% of households, and the neighbourhood draws a wide mix of ages, from people in their 20s and 30s buying their first detached home to long-time owners. About 77% of homes are owner-occupied.
Parks, recreation and things to do
Mountainside has 7 parks with 32 recreation facilities, more than most Burlington neighbourhoods its size:
7 playgrounds, 2 splash pads and 2 pools
6 sports fields, 4 ball diamonds and 3 basketball courts
an arena, a rink and a community centre
a skateboard park, a dog park, a track and a trail
Schools near Mountainside
Mountainside is served by 5 public schools, 4 Catholic schools and 1 private school. Programs offered at local schools include French Immersion, Advanced Placement and Fine Arts.
Public: Clarksdale PS, Rolling Meadows PS, MM Robinson HS, É Élém Renaissance, ÉS Georges-P-Vanier
Catholic: St. Gabriel Catholic ES, Notre Dame CSS, ÉÉC Saint-Philippe, ÉSC Sainte-Trinité
Private: Burlington Royal Arts Academy
School boundaries change, so always confirm the current school for a specific address with the board before you buy:
Getting around
Most residents drive (87%), and about half work outside Burlington. There are 98 transit stops in the neighbourhood, and Burlington GO is close by.
Who is Mountainside best for?
First-time detached buyers who are tired of townhouse living but don't want to pay $1.2 million or more.
Renovators and investors who see value in a solid mid-century home on a good lot.
Families who want parks, pools, an arena and schools close by.
Commuters who want the QEW and Burlington GO nearby.
Selling in Mountainside?
Because so many homes here are a similar age and style, buyers compare closely. Updates, presentation and smart pricing make the difference: pricing against the most recent sales on your street, not the whole city. We pull every comparable Mountainside sale before we suggest a number.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a detached home in Mountainside, Burlington?
The median detached sale price was $847,000 for sales from April 14 to October 13, 2026, and $825,000 over the last 90 days (ITSO MLS® data). Prices vary by street, lot and updates, so ask us about a specific address.
Is Mountainside a good place to live?
For families, first-time detached buyers and commuters, yes. It has lots of parks and recreation, nearby schools, quick access to Brant Street and the QEW, and Burlington GO close by.
How old are the homes in Mountainside?
Most were built before 1981: about 35% in 1960 or earlier and 55% between 1961 and 1980 (HoodQ).
What schools serve Mountainside?
5 public, 4 Catholic and 1 private school, including Clarksdale PS, Rolling Meadows PS, MM Robinson HS, St. Gabriel Catholic ES and Notre Dame CSS. Confirm the school for any address with the HDSB or HCDSB.
Thinking about a move in Mountainside?
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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