Nestled in the heart of Burlington’s south end, Longmoor is a neighbourhood that seamlessly combines quiet streets with vibrant living. Whether you’re a family looking for a place to call home, an investor seeking value, or simply someone who appreciates the finer things in life, Longmoor has something special to offer. In this blog post, we’ll take you on a journey through Longmoor, exploring its charm, convenience, and countless opportunities. Why Longmoor Stands Out in Burlington 1. Longmoor - Location, Location, Location Situated minutes away from Burlington’s stunning lakefront, Longmoor offers unbeatable convenience. With close proximity to major highways like the QEW and 403, and Appleby GO Station just a stone’s throw away, getting around is a breeze. Whether you’re commuting to Toronto or planning a weekend trip to Niagara, Longmoor keeps you connected. Fun fact: Longmoor’s name originates from the long, moor-like fields that once surrounded the area. Today, it’s a thriving community filled with charm and character. 2. Longmoor Housing Options for Every Lifestyle Longmoor boasts a variety of housing options, from 1960s and 70s bungalows to beautifully updated family homes. You’ll find: Split-level homes (side, back, and raised ranch styles) Two-story homes Freehold townhouses and newer townhomes along Fairview Semi-detached homes One of Longmoor’s standout features? Over 20 courts are scattered throughout the neighbourhood, offering kid-friendly streets and spacious backyards. Homes here provide excellent value compared to pricier Burlington neighbourhoods, making Longmoor a savvy choice for first-time buyers and seasoned investors alike. 3. Longmoor Education Excellence   Families are drawn to Longmoor for its top-rated schools. Some of the highlights include: Pauline Johnson Public School (ranked #1 in Burlington for elementary education) Nelson High School, renowned for strong academics and athletics (check out their football program!) St. Raphael Catholic School and Assumption High School, highly rated in the Catholic system Pinedale Public School for French immersion programs Longmoor offers an educational foundation that sets children up for success while giving parents peace of mind. 4. Longmoor Parks, Recreation, and Community Spirit Longmoor is an outdoor lover’s paradise. The neighbourhood features three fantastic parks: Longmoor Park Nelson Park, complete with baseball fields, a BMX track, and a community pool Centennial Bikeway, perfect for cycling or a peaceful walk Tennis enthusiasts can join the Appleby Tennis Club, which offers affordable memberships and summer camps. In winter, the fun continues with indoor courts and community ice rinks. Community events like summer get-togethers and the fall Appleby Festival foster a welcoming atmosphere. In winter, kids flock to “Murder Mountain” for sledding fun—a local tradition! 5. Longmoor Area Amenities at Your Doorstep Longmoor offers a mix of dining, shopping, and everyday conveniences. Highlights include: Chef Grande Shawarma Pita & Grill, a local favourite for mouthwatering meals Fortinos Plaza, featuring LCBO, Beer Store, Loondocks, and Duck Donuts Specialty grocery store Marilu’s Trendy spots like Eastway Bake Shoppe and Jackson’s Landing Quick access to Burlington Mall and downtown boutiques From family dinners to weekend errands, Longmoor puts everything within reach. The Pros and Cons of Living in Longmoor Pros: Proximity to top-rated schools and parks Diverse housing options with excellent value Strong sense of community Convenient access to highways and public transit Close to downtown Burlington and the lakefront Cons: Some older homes may require renovations (though this offers customization opportunities!) Limited new-build options for those seeking modern construction Why Longmoor is a Smart Investment If you purchased a detached home in Longmoor 10 years ago, you might have paid around $X. Five years ago? About $Y. Today, the average price for a detached home is approximately $1.2 million. With Burlington’s growing popularity, Longmoor’s affordability and location make it a prime spot for appreciation. Thinking of Relocating to Burlington? Let’s Chat!           Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a growing family, or an investor, Longmoor offers a unique blend of charm, convenience, and opportunity. Interested in learning more or seeing homes in the area? I’m here to help you every step of the way. Visit RealtorRoshan.ca for neighbourhood guides, top-rated school insights, and the latest listings. Don’t forget to check out the dedicated page for the Top Schools in Burlington and explore other hidden gems like Pinedale, Dynes, and Palmer. Your dream home in Longmoor awaits—let’s make it a reality. Contact me today!       Roshan Basnet is a seasoned real estate broker with extensive experience in the Oakville and Burlington markets. Known for his personalized approach and deep market knowledge, Roshan is dedicated to helping clients make informed decisions and achieve their real estate goals. Whether buying or selling, working with Roshan means partnering with a trusted expert who ensures a smooth and successful real estate journey.  

Imagine waking up to the tranquil beauty of Lake Ontario, enjoying a vibrant downtown filled with culture, and being surrounded by nature at every turn. Burlington, Ontario, offers a lifestyle that’s hard to match, blending the best of urban amenities with natural charm. From breathtaking hiking trails to some of Canada’s most iconic festivals, Burlington is a city where life thrives. Let me walk you through why Burlington might just be the perfect place for your next move—and why working with an experienced local broker like me can make all the difference. The City of Burlington: A Top Destination It’s no coincidence that Burlington consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in Canada. In 2019, Maclean’s Magazine named it the Best Community in Canada, and more recently, it was recognized as the Top Livable City in Ontario by The Globe & Mail in 2023. Burlington was also ranked the Fifth Best Place to Live in Canada for 2024 by the Moving Waldo Study. With a growing population of over 200,000 and a land area of 187 km², Burlington combines a small-town feel with big-city benefits. Located between Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, this city offers unmatched geographic diversity, making it an ideal destination for families, professionals, and retirees alike. A Rich History and Thriving Community Burlington’s history dates back centuries, with Indigenous communities thriving here long before European settlers arrived. The city celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2023, showcasing its deep-rooted heritage. Beyond its history, Burlington embraces its future with progressive urban planning and sustainable development. The city also has a global connection, with a twinning agreement with Itabashi, Japan. Each spring, Spencer Smith Park hosts the Cherry Blossom (Sakura) Festival—a reflection of Burlington’s cultural richness and international ties. Waterfront Living: Where Life Meets the Lake Burlington’s waterfront is truly one of its crown jewels. With stunning views of Lake Ontario, sandy beaches, and marinas, it’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Spencer Smith Park: Perfect for a walk along the water, morning yoga, or enjoying community events. Lasalle Marina: A hub for the boating community with easy access to Lake Ontario. Burlington Beach Rentals: Offering paddleboards, volleyball, and family-friendly activities. For those who dream of lakeside living, Burlington’s waterfront neighbourhoods boast multi-million-dollar homes with private boat slips, giving you the luxury of Muskoka right in your backyard. A Commuter’s Paradise Burlington offers seamless connectivity, making it a top choice for professionals working in Toronto or Niagara. With three GO Train stations, the QEW/403, and the 407 for northern commuters, getting around is convenient and stress-free. Unlike other GTA cities, Burlington boasts relatively light traffic, allowing you to spend more time enjoying life and less time stuck in your car. Burlington’s Unique Culture and Entertainment Burlington thrives on its vibrant cultural scene. The Sound of Music Festival, held every June at Spencer Smith Park, is Canada’s largest free outdoor music festival, attracting local talent and international acts. For over 75 years, the Burlington Teen Tour Band has represented the city across the globe, showcasing Burlington’s musical heritage. Other annual festivals like Ribfest, the Children’s Festival, and Taste of Burlington add to the city’s dynamic community life. Housing in Burlington: Affordability Meets Variety In a competitive GTA housing market, Burlington remains a beacon of affordability. With over 200 detached homes sold under $1M in 2024, you can still find a dream home that fits your budget. Whether it’s a cozy bungalow, a modern condo, or a home with a pool, Burlington offers diverse options. Looking for the perfect neighbourhood? My website features detailed maps and information on all 20 urban neighbourhoods in Burlington (click here, helping you make an informed decision. I also provide insights on zoning, flood-prone areas, and future developments to ensure you invest wisely. A Foodie’s Paradise From cozy cafés to global cuisine, Burlington’s food scene is second to none. Local favorites like Saving Thyme and Rayhoon offer unique dining experiences, while authentic international restaurants, including Oh Bombay and Pep & Lela’s Mexican Cuisine, add flavor to the mix. For coffee lovers, spots like Tamp Coffee and Tribeca Coffee Co. are perfect for a relaxing break or a productive work session. Green Spaces and Outdoor Adventures With an abundance of parks, conservation areas, and trails, Burlington is a paradise for nature lovers. Highlights include: Royal Botanical Gardens: 2,700 acres of breathtaking gardens. Bruce Trail: Perfect for hiking along the Niagara Escarpment. Bronte Creek Provincial Park: A family-friendly spot for camping and picnics. For golfers, Burlington offers world-class courses, including Millcroft Golf Club and the prestigious Burlington Golf and Country Club. Family-Friendly Living With top-rated schools and safe neighborhoods, Burlington is a dream destination for families. My website features a dedicated section on schools, including Fraser Ratings, catchment areas, and links to property searches by school zones.   The arrival of Brock University in Burlington further enhances the city’s educational appeal, offering new opportunities for higher learning. Why Work with Me? As an experienced real estate broker specializing in Burlington, I don’t just sell homes—I help people find their place in this incredible city. With deep knowledge of Burlington’s neighbourhoods, schools, and market trends, I provide unparalleled guidance to help you make the best decisions. From navigating zoning regulations to finding the perfect home in flood-safe areas, I’m here to ensure your move is smooth and stress-free. Final Thoughts Burlington is more than just a city—it’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re drawn to its natural beauty, vibrant culture, or family-friendly neighbourhoods, Burlington has something for everyone. If you’re considering moving to Burlington or want to learn more about this amazing city, don’t hesitate to contact me at 647.818.7373 or visit RealtorRoshan.ca. Let’s make your move to Burlington the best decision you’ve ever made! Roshan Basnet is a seasoned real estate broker with extensive experience in the Oakville and Burlington markets. Known for his personalized approach and deep market knowledge, Roshan is dedicated to helping clients make informed decisions and achieve their real estate goals. Whether buying or selling, working with Roshan means partnering with a trusted expert who ensures a smooth and successful real estate journey.