1989 Condos

Burlington provides all of the amenities that one would expect from a large city. Especially with its vibrant waterfront complete with a pier, promenade, and parks. Central Park in Burlington offers a wide range of recreational opportunities for people of all ages. There are numerous opportunities to get outside and explore nature, bicycle, and play golf in Burlington’s north end.

• Excellent choice for commuters due to its proximity to the 400 series highways as well as GO Transit train and bus stations
• Burlington’s south end is located on the picturesque shores of Lake Ontario, overlooking Burlington Bay, while the majestic Niagara Escarpment serves as a backdrop for the mostly rural north end of the city
• Burlington is consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in Canada.
• The Royal Botanical Gardens – Canada’s largest botanical garden, spans over 2450 acres and includes formal gardens, forest, marshland, and wetlands, as well as 27 kilometres of trails and two canoe launch sites
• The Mount Nemo Conservation Area – a regional destination for rock climbers and hikers
• Burlington Performing Arts Centre and the Art Gallery of Burlington
• Shopping district
• Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital
• Burlington has a population of over 207,000 people