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Active MLS® Listings in Burlington
Browse current homes for sale in Burlington. Select any listing for full details, photos and pricing.
- 411 Enfield Road, Burlington — $1,500 (1 bed · 1 bath)
- 2185 Fairchild Boulevard, Burlington — $664,000 (3 bed · 3 bath)
- 4055 Forest Run Avenue S, Burlington — $979,800 (3 bed · 3 bath)
- 5276 Pinedale Avenue, Burlington — $3,200 (3 bed · 3 bath)
- 1276 Maple Crossing Boulevard, Burlington — $578,900 (2 bed · 2 bath)
- 2230 Walkers Line, Burlington — $674,800 (2 bed · 3 bath)
- 4679 Thomas Alton Boulevard, Burlington — $3,800 (3 bed · 3 bath)
- 2200 Glenwood School Drive, Burlington — $599,000 (3 bed · 2 bath)
- 2456 Pathfinder Drive, Burlington — $1,375,000 (4 bed · 3 bath)
- 1422 GHENT Avenue E, Burlington — $849,999 (3 bed · 3 bath)
- 2203 Turnberry Road, Burlington — $1,825,000 (5 bed · 5 bath)
- 2294 Seton Crescent, Burlington — $1,194,900 (4 bed · 3 bath)
- 1401 Plains Road E, Burlington — $735,000 (3 bed · 2 bath)
- 2020 Chrisdon Road, Burlington — $1,015,000 (4 bed · 4 bath)
- 3202 Munson Crescent, Burlington — $950,000 (3 bed · 4 bath)
- 6115 Guelph Line, Burlington — $1,999,000 (4 bed · 4 bath)
- 461 Blathwayte Lane, Burlington — $709,500 (1 bed · 2 bath)
- 340 Plains Road E, Burlington — $489,000 (2 bed · 1 bath)
- 1420 Oakmont Common, Burlington — $799,000 (3 bed · 3 bath)
- 1952 Edenvale Crescent, Burlington — $1,399,000 (3 bed · 4 bath)
- 1119 COOKE Boulevard, Burlington — $2,100 (1 bed · 1 bath)
- 541 Chamberlain Road, Burlington — $4,000 (4 bed · 2 bath)
- 2093 Fairview Street, Burlington — $2,300 (1 bed · 1 bath)
- 2120 Itabashi Way, Burlington — $949,900 (3 bed · 3 bath)
Explore Burlington Neighbourhoods
Discover the unique character and real estate opportunities in each Burlington neighbourhood.
Brant
Downtown lakeside
LaSalle
Established lakeside
Roseland
Prestige mature
Appleby
Family suburb
Alton
New north village
Rural Burlington
Escarpment estates
Shoreacres
Lakeside luxury
Rose
Upscale Millcroft
Brant Hills
Family value
Orchard
Modern family
Uptown
Central convenience
Tansley
Affordable north
Headon
Family forest
Tyandaga
Golf & greenery
Mountainside
Escarpment value
Freeman
Central transit
Bayview
Lakeside mature
Palmer
Family central
Grindstone
Aldershot estates
Houses for Sale in Burlington
Searching for houses for sale in Burlington? HouseIndex lists active MLS® properties across Burlington, from the waterfront downtown and Aldershot to family neighbourhoods in Alton, Orchard and Millcroft. Compare current prices, view photos and book a showing on any home for sale in Burlington that fits your lifestyle.
Burlington is consistently ranked among the best places to live in Canada, prized for its Lake Ontario waterfront, the Niagara Escarpment backdrop and an easy commute via three GO stations and the QEW. Buyers are drawn to its blend of lakeside charm, top schools and a vibrant downtown along Spencer Smith Park.
When you buy a house in Burlington, local expertise matters. Our platform connects you with licensed real estate agents from a trusted brokerage who know Burlington neighbourhoods, guide you through financing and financial services, and protect your personal information every step of the way. Start your search below.
Popular Burlington Neighbourhoods for Buyers
Downtown & Brant
Walkable waterfront core near Spencer Smith Park, with condos, character homes and dining.
Aldershot
West-end community by the Royal Botanical Gardens with GO access and larger lots.
Roseland
Prestigious mature neighbourhood with tree-lined streets and executive homes.
Appleby & Orchard
Family-friendly east Burlington with schools, parks and newer subdivisions.
Alton Village
Modern north Burlington community with new builds, shopping and top schools.
Why Buy in Burlington?
Lake Ontario Waterfront
Spencer Smith Park, the pier and the waterfront trail define Burlington living.
Three GO Stations
Aldershot, Burlington and Appleby GO connect commuters to Toronto and Hamilton.
Escarpment & Trails
The Niagara Escarpment, Bruce Trail and conservation areas are minutes away.
The Burlington Real Estate Market in 2026
The Burlington real estate market spans lakeside condos, established family neighbourhoods and newer north-end subdivisions. The median home price sits around $900K, with waterfront and Roseland executive homes commanding a premium and condos offering more attainable entry points.
Well-priced Burlington houses for sale move quickly given the city’s popularity and limited land between the lake and the escarpment. Setting up MLS® listing alerts on HouseIndex ensures you hear about new listings the moment they come to market.
Types of Homes for Sale in Burlington
Burlington offers everything from waterfront and downtown condos to detached family homes, townhomes and executive estates. Aldershot and Roseland feature mature lots and character homes, while Alton and the Orchard offer newer construction with modern layouts.
When comparing homes for sale in Burlington Ontario, weigh proximity to the lake, GO access, school catchments and lot size alongside price. An experienced local agent can help you find the best value across the city’s diverse neighbourhoods.
Commuting, Schools and Lifestyle
Burlington is exceptionally well connected, with Aldershot, Burlington and Appleby GO stations, the QEW and Highway 407 all serving commuters to Toronto, Mississauga and Hamilton. The city is known for strong public and Catholic schools and proximity to McMaster University.
Residents enjoy the waterfront trail, Spencer Smith Park, the Royal Botanical Gardens, escarpment hiking and a lively downtown of shops and restaurants. This balance of nature, amenities and connectivity is what makes Burlington so sought-after.
Financing Your Burlington Home Purchase
Before shopping for Burlington houses for sale, secure a mortgage pre-approval so you know your budget and can act quickly in a competitive market. Factor in closing costs such as land transfer tax, legal fees and a home inspection.
A local real estate agent and mortgage advisor can walk you through financing options and the applicable laws that protect Ontario buyers, while keeping your personal information secure. When you are ready, we can connect you with trusted partners to close with confidence.
Tips for Burlington Home Buyers
- •Waterfront and downtown condos offer a lower-maintenance entry into Burlington’s market.
- •Aldershot and Appleby GO access is a major draw for Toronto and Hamilton commuters.
- •Roseland and Shoreacres command premiums for mature lots and prestige addresses.
- •Alton and the Orchard offer newer homes with modern layouts and family amenities.
- •Compare Burlington with neighbouring Oakville and Milton for value and commute.
How to Buy a House in Burlington
Buying a home in Burlington is one of the biggest financial decisions you will make, so it pays to approach it with a clear plan. Start by getting a mortgage pre-approval from your bank or a licensed mortgage broker. Knowing your budget up front lets you focus your search on the houses for sale in Burlington that you can genuinely afford, and it signals to sellers that you are a serious buyer when you make an offer.
Next, define your must-haves — number of bedrooms and bathrooms, lot size, commute time and school catchment. Use HouseIndex to browse active MLS® listings across Burlingtonand Halton Region, save your favourite properties and set up instant alerts so you never miss a new listing. When a home catches your eye, book a showing directly through the platform and a licensed local real estate agent from a trusted brokerage will guide you through the viewing, comparable sales and the offer process.
Once your offer is accepted, your agent and a real estate lawyer help you navigate the closing — from arranging a home inspection and finalising financing to reviewing the applicable laws and paperwork that protect Ontario buyers. Throughout the journey your personal information is handled securely and confidentially. Whether you are a first-time buyer or moving up, HouseIndex makes finding and buying your next home in Burlingtonstraightforward, transparent and stress-free.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Burlington Real Estate
How much does a house cost in Burlington?
The median home price in Burlington is around $900K. Condos and townhomes offer more attainable options, while waterfront and executive homes in Roseland and Shoreacres sell well above the median.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Burlington?
Popular areas include Downtown and Brant for waterfront living, Aldershot for GO access, Roseland for prestige, Appleby and the Orchard for families, and Alton Village for newer homes.
Is Burlington a good place to buy a home?
Yes. Burlington is repeatedly ranked among Canada’s best places to live thanks to its lakefront, escarpment, strong schools, three GO stations and vibrant downtown.
How do I buy a house in Burlington?
Get a mortgage pre-approval, then browse active MLS® listings and save searches on HouseIndex for alerts on new Burlington houses for sale. Book a showing directly, and a licensed local agent guides your offer and closing.
Does Burlington have GO Train service?
Yes. Burlington has three GO stations, Aldershot, Burlington and Appleby, plus the QEW and Highway 407, making it one of the best-connected cities in Halton Region.
Are there affordable homes for sale in Burlington Ontario?
Condos and townhomes, particularly downtown, in Uptown and near Appleby, offer the most attainable entry points, while detached homes and waterfront properties sit at the higher end.
Buyer Resources for Burlington
2026 GTA Housing Market Forecast
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Understanding Interest Rates & Your Mortgage
How Bank of Canada rate changes affect your buying power across the GTA.
What to Look for in Listings
Key features and red flags to watch for when browsing properties online.