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Elizabeth Gardens

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Discover What It’s Like To Call Elizabeth Gardens Home

Elizabeth Gardens captures the feeling of an established lakeside community, where peaceful streets and mature trees set a relaxed tone. A neighbourhood shaped by both history and renewal, it's steady and welcoming, lived-in but not stagnant.  

Homes balance nostalgia with modernization. Traditional mid-century bungalows, split levels, and renovated two-storey homes on generous lots line the streets, with newer infill builds adding a contemporary touch. This mix of past and present appeals to families, retirees, and young professionals. 

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Community, Recreation, and Schools

The routine in Elizabeth Gardens is about waterfront walks, weekend backyard barbecues and families coming together at neighbourhood events. Local programs and sports leagues promote an active lifestyle. 

Families are drawn to Elizabeth Gardens' strong sense of community and proximity to good schools, parks and playgrounds. Children can play in quiet residential streets and ride their bikes beneath canopied trees.

There are four Halton District, and five Halton Catholic District schools in the Elizabeth Gardens catchment.

Halton District School Board

  1. Frontenac
  2. Mohawk Gardens
  3. Nelson SS
  4. Pineland

Halton Catholic District Schools

  1. Assumption CSS
  2. Notre Dame CSS
  3. Sacred Heart of Jesus
  4. St. Gabriel
  5. St Patrick
Burloak Waterfront Park

Dining and Nightlife

Dining in Elizabeth Gardens mirrors the neighbourhood’s grounded character; easygoing with cozy restaurants, family-run takeout spots, and casual eateries. While not a hub of fashionable dining, the fare is approachable and gratifying. Meals out are a reflection of a community that values connection and comfort over novelty.

Nightlife in Elizabeth Gardens is understated, leaning toward friendly and familiar. Evenings tend to be low-key; unwinding with a glass of wine on the deck, a visit to a neighbourhood pub, or a quiet dinner out. For a livelier night, nearby Bronte Village or downtown Burlington, are both just a short drive away.

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Finding the Right Fit for You

Elizabeth Gardens is a mature neighbourhood with an established personality. Close enough to the energy of the city, but never overwhelmed by it.

Homes have space and character and have seen generations grow. Many older properties have been carefully updated rather than replaced. Yards are generous, gardens are well kept and pride of ownership is evident.

Elizabeth Gardens enjoys a convenient self-sufficiency without the rush of busier areas. Local plazas and shopping centres take care of everyday services and necessities. Residential streets are quiet and walkable, yet the neighbourhood’s east Burlington location affords easy access to the QEW and Appleby Go Station making Toronto-bound commuting straightforward. Although main intersections can become congested during peak hours, the drive feels relaxed thanks to the surrounding greenery and the nearby lake.

Ultimately, the rhythm of life in Elizabeth Gardens feels stable and welcoming, where the lake’s calm influence sets the tone. It’s a neighbourhood that doesn’t chase after the latest craze, but rather, celebrates longevity, family ties, and a quiet confidence.

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