Tyandaga, Burlington
Tyandaga, Burlington: An Honest Neighbourhood Guide
Tyandaga is one of Burlington's best-kept secrets: a quiet pocket of mostly detached homes in the northwest of the city, wrapped around the Tyandaga Golf Course and plenty of green space. Homes here are big, lots are generous, and people tend to stay. As a KW Luxury team, we work with Tyandaga buyers and sellers regularly.
Here's the honest version: who it suits, what homes cost, and what to know before you buy or sell.
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Where is Tyandaga?
Tyandaga sits in northwest Burlington. It's a neighbourhood of mostly detached homes, home to the Tyandaga Golf Course and lots of green space, and it's a short drive to major highways for commuters heading toward Toronto or Hamilton.
What do homes in Tyandaga cost?
Based on ITSO MLS® data for sales from April 14 to October 13, 2026:
Total sales (all home types): 39
Detached sales: 29
Median detached sale price: $1,498,000
Detached sales over $2 million: 3
Detached sales, last 90 days: 19 (median $1,498,000)
Active listings (Oct 13, 2026): 18
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: detached homes in Tyandaga have held steady around $1.5 million, from under $900,000 for homes that need work to over $3 million for the best properties. With 19 detached sales in 90 days and only 18 homes active, well-priced homes don't sit long.
What kind of homes are in Tyandaga?
About 66% of homes are single-detached, with townhomes (18%) and a few condos making up the rest. These are big homes: more than half (52%) have four or more bedrooms.
Most homes were built between 1961 and 1990 (85%), so expect mature trees, larger lots and many homes that have been updated over the years.
Verdict: big detached homes, mature lots and a golf course, without the downtown price tag.
Who lives in Tyandaga?
About 5,800 people in roughly 2,100 households, so it's smaller and quieter than most Burlington neighbourhoods. Families with children make up 48% of households and couples without children 32%, and it's popular with families with teens and people in their 40s, 50s and 60s. About 82% of homes are owner-occupied.
Parks and things to do
Tyandaga has 6 parks with 11 recreation facilities, plus the golf course:
the Tyandaga Golf Course
4 playgrounds and 4 tennis courts
2 ball diamonds
plenty of green space and natural areas
Schools near Tyandaga
Tyandaga is served by 7 public and 7 Catholic schools. Programs offered at local schools include French Immersion and Advanced Placement.
Public: Brant Hills PS, Maplehurst PS, Paul A Fisher PS, Aldershot School, MM Robinson HS, É Élém Renaissance, ÉS Georges-P-Vanier
Catholic: St Gabriel Catholic ES, Holy Rosary Catholic ES, St Mark Catholic ES, Assumption CSS, Notre Dame CSS, ÉÉC Saint-Philippe, ÉSC Sainte-Trinité
School boundaries change, so always confirm the current school for a specific address with the board before you buy:
Getting around
This is a driving neighbourhood: 88% of residents commute by car, and about 58% work outside Burlington. There are 35 transit stops in the area.
Who is Tyandaga best for?
Move-up families who want a large detached home with four or more bedrooms.
Golfers and nature lovers who want a course and green space close by.
Buyers who want quiet: it's a smaller, tucked-away neighbourhood with little through-traffic.
Renovators who see value in a solid 1970s or 1980s home on a mature lot.
Selling in Tyandaga?
Tyandaga is a small neighbourhood, so there aren't many sales to compare against, and each one matters. Lot, updates and how close you are to the golf course can swing the price. We pull every comparable sale in and around Tyandaga before we suggest a number.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a detached home in Tyandaga, Burlington?
The median detached sale price was $1,498,000 for sales from April 14 to October 13, 2026, and the same over the last 90 days (ITSO MLS® data). Prices ranged from under $900,000 to over $3 million, so ask us about a specific address.
Is Tyandaga a good place to live?
For families and move-up buyers who want a big detached home in a quiet, green neighbourhood, yes. It has the Tyandaga Golf Course, parks, lots of school choice and highway access.
How old are the homes in Tyandaga?
Most were built between 1961 and 1990 (HoodQ), and many have been updated.
What schools serve Tyandaga?
7 public and 7 Catholic schools, including Brant Hills PS, Maplehurst PS, Paul A Fisher 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 Tyandaga?
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 in Tyandaga or selling the home you've loved for years, call or text Nick at 289-206-6430.
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