Bronte Neighbourhood Description

Located between Oakville and Burlington, Bronte is bound by the QEW to the north, Lake Ontario to the south, Burloak Drive to the west and Third Line to the east. The Bronte community has long been defined by its relationship to the water. Once a marina town with fishing and boats as the main form of economic growth, it’s charming location and scenic views have led to an interest and resurgence of development over the last year years. Bronte’s charming streets bustle with activity including cyclists and joggers enjoy the ambience of the little Village.

The Vibe

Over the past ten years, the neighbourhood has grown from a sleepy lakeside village to a destination in itself, filled with active residents and young families. The vibe is relaxed and friendly. Vibrant is a perfect way to describe this active little neighbourhood, residents are able to walk or ride their bike and post-workday the streets are lined with children, families and young professionals taking advantage of the many fun and friendly establishments. It’s also a true testament to the notion that people are happier by the water; Bronte is the type of community where strangers still smile and say hello. P

Amenities, Food & Entertainment

As growth continues in Bronte, the neighbourhood is beginning to explode with amenities that both provide necessary services and take advantage of it’s scenic lakeside local.

Restaurants

With a growing population and active summer season, many new bars and restaurants are popping up to join the local favourites, including:

• Plank Restobar Oakville
• Tavolo Pizza Pasta Wine
• CJ's Café
• El Spero
• Bronte Beach Park - where the creek meet lake, this humble local beach and harbour is a favourite for local residents and has walkable restaurants and amenities along Lakeshore Rd West
• Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Nestled along the Bronte Creek, this famous park offers something for everyone, with a scenic ravine, stunning 1.3 acre outdoor pool, 5 hiking trains, camping and picnic spaces and year long festivals.

Transit

Serviced by both the Oakville Transit system and with direct access to the Bronte Go Transit station, Bronte is the perfect community for downtown commuters who don’t want to live in the bustling city. Car-based commuters have direct access to the QEW to downtown or the surrounding GTA West communities.

Housing

Although a large portion of the housing is older stock left from original growth in the area, 1980+, Bronte has attracted the attention of developers for the last 10 years. It’s ideal location and scenic views make it an area rich for growth, particularly around the Bronte Go Station. 76% own their home, and renting is on the rise as a younger generation grows and the area continues to provide desirable amenities and higher density housing options.

Schools

With over 59% of homes having children, the Bronte neighbourhood is well serviced with a number of local schools:

• Eastview (Grades K1-Gr.8)
• Gladys Speers (Grades K1-Gr.8)
• Brookdale (Grades K1-Gr.8)
• T.Z. Blakelock (Grades 9-12)

The area also offers varied other education opportunities including French Immersion. See all options here.

Other Stats

Commuting – 41% of the community commute via car. People Top languages are English and French 35% of the population is 30-54 years old 20% is 65+ Demographics Average household income is $130,000+ 44% of the population have a university degree

Data has been provided by a 3rd party supplier based on census data from Statistics Canada.

The Bronte real estate market currently has 105 resale homes for sale and 12 resale condos for sale. The listing prices of these homes range from $499900 to $850435. The average price of a house in Bronte is $1614899 and the average price of a condo is $. There is 1 new homes developments in Bronte which include .

Local amenities around Bronte include local education institutions and schools such as Eastview Public School, St. Dominic Catholic Elementary School and Gladys Speers Public School.