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Ford

Welcome to Ford, one of Southeast Oakville’s most established neighbourhoods. Known for mature streets, spacious lots, custom homes, strong schools, and proximity to Lake Ontario, Ford offers a quiet residential lifestyle with convenient access to parks, shopping, highways, and everyday amenities.

$5,827,454

Average Sales Price

11

Total Listings

33

Walk Score

Looking for a lakefront lifestyle with room to breathe?

Ford sits in the far southeast corner of Oakville, tucked beside Morrison and steps from the Lake Ontario shoreline. You get a mix of traditional family homes and grand lakefront estates, all wrapped in mature trees and quiet, tree-lined streets.

Lakefront and near-lakefront estates

Also known as Eastlake, alongside neighbouring Morrison Minutes to downtown Oakville and the QEW/403.

Top-rated public and Catholic school catchment


Close to the Oakville Assembly Plant, one of the area's largest employers.

Ford - A Brief History

Also known as Eastlake, alongside neighbouring Morrison Developed primarily through the 1960s and 70s Name traced to the Ford Motor Company of Canada and the nearby Oakville Assembly Plant Lakeshore Road East was once called Millionaires' Row Estates like Edgemere, Ennisclare, and Ballymena once lined the waterfront Stone pillars and iron gates from that era still stand today.

 

Today a mix of original homes, renovations, and new custom lakefront builds.

Real Estate in Ford

Real estate in Ford runs the full range, from moderately priced homes north of Lakeshore Road to some of Oakville's most prized waterfront estates to the south. Homes here were mostly built between the 1960s and 1980s, with many updated or replaced by custom infill builds. South of Lakeshore Road, you'll find grand lakefront properties with commanding lot sizes and lake views. North of Lakeshore, there's a wider mix of traditional two-storeys, splits, and bungalows, many renovated or rebuilt.

 

Jan - June 30, 2026 Avg. Prices 

  • $2.2M

    Detached Homes 

  • 41

    Transaction Volume

  • 34

    Average Days on Market 

  • 96%

    Average SP/LP

Schools and Community

Ford sits in one of Oakville's most sought-after school catchments, drawing families who plan to stay long-term.

 

On the public side, students attend Maple Grove Public School, with French Immersion available at E.J. James, before moving on to Oakville Trafalgar Secondary School.

 

On the Catholic side, students attend St. Vincent or St. Mary, before graduating to St. Thomas Aquinas or St. Ignatius of Loyola.

 

Clanmore Montessori, an independent school on Lakeshore Road East, is also part of the community.

 

Boundaries are subject to change. Confirm with the school board for the schools that apply to a specific address.

Parks, Trails, and Green Space

Ford is well served by green space, with several parks tucked throughout the neighbourhood.

 

Aspen Forest Park offers a playground and two soccer fields. Arkendo Park, Charnwood Park, Deer Run Park, Dunvegan Park, and Joshua Valley Park round out the neighbourhood's park system.

 

The south section of the Joshua's Creek Trail follows the creek from Arkendo Park up toward Brookmill Road, giving you a quiet, tree-lined path for walking or running.

 

For organized sport and recreation, Maple Grove Arena hosts public skating, hockey programs, and rentals. Canlan Sports offers leagues and instructional programs for kids and adults.

Lakeshore Road and Waterfront Living

South of Lakeshore Road is where Ford earns its reputation.

 

Lakeshore Road East was once known as Millionaires' Row, and while the original estates are gone, the character remains. Today's homes here range from renovated originals to newly built lakefront estates, many commanding prices well into the eight figures.

 

Carrington Promenade offers a peaceful stretch along the water, ideal for a walk, a run, or just taking in the view of Lake Ontario.

 

North of Lakeshore Road, you'll find more accessible pricing without losing the neighbourhood's tree-lined, established feel.

Commuting to Toronto from Ford, Oakville

Ford offers quick access to the QEW and 403, putting downtown Toronto about 30 to 40 minutes away by car, longer during rush hour.



By transit, Clarkson GO Station is the closest option, with express trains available during peak hours that skip several stops and shave time off the trip to Union Station.


Thinking About Buying or Selling in Ford?

Buying or selling in Ford isn't just about finding the right home.

 

It's about choosing the right street, understanding future resale potential, school catchments, builder reputation, commute, and avoiding expensive mistakes.

 

As one of Canada's Top Individual Real Estate Agents by Sales Volume, I help families make confident real estate decisions throughout Oakville and Burlington.

 

Whether you're relocating, upsizing, downsizing, or simply exploring your options, I'd be happy to help.

 

📞 Call or Text: 647-818-7373

 

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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 4.71 4
Bedrooms 4.91 5
Year Built 1990 1983
Lot Size 3,655 Sqft 0 Sqft
Taxes - -
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