Brampton-North, Peel

Brampton North is rapidly emerging as a top choice for homeowners, attracting a diverse population with its vibrant community. The area is known for its friendly, close-knit neighbourhoods, creating a warm, community-centred atmosphere that appeals to a wide demographic. Residents have various housing options, including apartments, condominiums, and detached homes, catering to different lifestyles and family sizes. Its facilities and community services further enhance the region's appeal, making it an ideal spot for families and individuals. Whether you're looking for recreational activities, educational opportunities, or a pleasant environment, Brampton North offers a comprehensive and inclusive community experience. This diversity in housing and community offerings makes Brampton North a perfect place for those seeking a dynamic yet homey environment to settle down.

Brampton North has an outstanding livability score of 75 out of 100, considered by many to be exceptional. Despite a crime rate 23% higher than Brampton’s average, it compensates with a cost of living 6% lower than the city's norm. With a population of 19,679 and a median age of 38, Brampton North is celebrated as one of the most welcoming and pleasant areas to reside in.

In Brampton North, crime rates are comfortably below the national norm, with overall crime rates and violent offences being 14% lower and 10% lower compared to the national average. The odds of falling victim to a crime in this area are slim, at just 1 in 28. Compared with other Ontario cities, Brampton North emerges as 27% safer, underscoring its status as a comparably secure community. The table below briefly compares the Brampton North crime rate with the national average rate -

Brampton North is a vibrant and varied community, with families making up more than half of all households. The region is a cultural melting pot, with residents of 136 different ethnicities, including many first and second-generation immigrants. This neighbourhood's residential and business spaces mix stands out, creating a well-rounded urban experience. Its plenty of parks and recreational facilities make it a perfect site for outdoor activities, reflecting the community's close-knit and family-friendly vibe.

Brampton North is quickly becoming a favoured choice for homeowners, drawing in a varied populace. Its allure spans generations, attributed to its facilities and community services. This diversity makes it ideal for families and individuals seeking a friendly, community-oriented environment.

• Kingswood Drive PS
• Royal Orchard MS
• ÉS Jeunes sans frontières
• ÉÉ Carrefour des Jeunes
• Heart Lake SS
• Agnes Taylor PS
• Nibi Emosaawdang PS
• Central Peel SS
• Westervelts Corners PS

• The Courtyard Casual Dining And Pub
• The Keg Steakhouse and Bar
• Moxies
• Culinaria Restaurant
• Jack Astor’s
• Turtle Jack’s Muskoka Grill
• Montana Trinity Common
• Montana BBQ and Grill
• Mishree and Cocktails and Cuisine
• Beaumont Kitchen
• Taps Public House
• Alioli Ristorante
• Union Social Eatery

• Bramalea City Centre
• Square One
• Dixie Outlet Mall
• Trinity Common Mall
• Shoppers World Brampton
• Centennial Mall
• Toronto Premium Outlet

• William Osler Health System
• Brampton Emergency Hospital
• Brampton War Memorial Hospital
• Peel Memorial Centre
• Georgetown Hospital
• Brampton Civic Hospital
• Trillium Health Centre
• Brampton Tullamore Hospital

Whether you're pursuing thrilling outdoor activities, enriching cultural experiences, or tranquil spots for relaxation, this town extends a warm invitation to all and boasts diverse offerings. Its eclectic mix of boutiques and dining establishments mirrors the varied cultural heritage of its inhabitants. From cosy coffee shops and hometown dining spots to unique retail destinations, there's something to suit every taste and interest. The top attractions in Brampton North include the following places:

Aerosports Trampoline Park

This park offers a fantastic indoor playground with activities ranging from trampoline dodgeball to ninja courses. It is ideal for family fun, birthday parties, or casual outings.

Peel Art Gallery, Museum & Archives (PAMA)

Delve into the art, culture, and history of the Peel region at PAMA. This cultural hub features a collection of over 5,700 artworks and hosts various exhibitions and programs.​

Heart Lake Conservation Park

Offering an array of outdoor activities, such as fishing, hiking, and birdwatching, this park is a perfect escape into nature. It's also home to Treetop Trekking for those seeking an adrenaline rush.

Historic Bovaird House

Experience a slice of mid-19th-century life at this Georgian-style farmhouse. With its well-preserved decor and afternoon teas, it offers a glimpse into Brampton's past.

Eldorado Park

Known for its scenic beauty and outdoor facilities, Eldorado Park is ideal for picnics, swimming, and enjoying nature. It's a family-friendly spot with plenty of activities for kids.

Exploring Brampton North with your family or on a solo adventure offers a delightful array of activities that cater to all interests. The residents and visitors can take advantage of almost 10 parks and 44 other recreational activities. Walk into the world of Aerosports Trampoline Park, where everyone, from the littlest jumpers to the most agile adults, can enjoy bouncing and playful dodgeball games. For those who cherish nature and learning, Willow Park Ecology Centre is an oasis of environmental education, offering insights into local wildlife and ecosystems. History enthusiasts, young and old, can delve into Canada's storied past at the Lorne Scots Regimental Museum, discovering artefacts and tales of yesteryear. For a splash of adventure, Heart Lake Conservation Area and Professor's Lake Recreation Centre present opportunities for hiking, ziplining, and indulging in water activities. Brampton North is a community where every day can be an adventure, with opportunities to create lasting memories​.

In Brampton North, there are 138 transit stops. This also includes a rail facility and other modes of transportation. Residents generally prefer travelling via personal vehicles, with many people commuting outside and within the city. 40% of people commute within the city, and 59% commute to different locations outside the city for work or leisure. The transit score is 18%, the walk score of Brampton North is 2%, and the vehicle/ bike score is 78%.

• The neighbourhood consists of several entertainment and leisure facilities.
• The nearest airport to Brampton is Toronto (YYZ) Airport, which is 12.4 Km Away. Other airports include Billy Bishop Toronto City (YTZ) (30.3 km), Kitchener (YKF) (56 km), Buffalo (BUF) (118.1 km), and Rochester (ROC) (180.5 km).
• The neighbourhood boasts several entertainment spots, including Bovaird House, The Rose Theater, Boyle House, Peel Art Gallery, Petting Zoo, and Silver City, all located nearby.
• The neighbourhood has parks like Calvert Park, Willow Parkette and Newton Park.

Garden Square

Situated in the heart of Brampton, Garden Square is a vibrant hub for community events. It boasts a farmer's market and is a venue for live events and performances.

Downtown Brampton Market

The Main and Queen Streets Market is a vibrant place that operates every Saturday morning from June through early September. It's a destination for local vegetables, handmade goods, baked goods, and wine. The market offers live music and food presentations, creating a joyful environment.

Mount Pleasant Village Market

This market operates on Thursday evenings from June to October. It is located in the northwest corner of Brampton and features several products and vendors, including local artisans selling handcrafted items.

Brampton Farmer’s Market

This one-stop shop for fresh local produce, meats, speciality items and cooked meals is a popular Saturday trip from June to October. The Artisan Marketplace on Main Street South offers delicious baked goods, exotic spices, preserves, and a chance to meet talented craftsmen.

Brampton North provides a reassuring sense of safety, with crime rates below the national average. Population density in this neighbourhood is 100% higher than in Brampton. The median age is calculated to be 5% higher than Brampton. There is a 23.37% South Asian population, 21.19% Black, and 4.32% Latin Americans. 2.9% Filipinos and other minorities are  2.8%.

Brampton North is a notable vacation spot for households, presenting several sports catering to kids' enjoyment and learning. The Aerosports Trampoline Park is successful amongst children, imparting amusing-crammed surroundings where they can bounce around and interact in playful sports. For those interested in nature and wildlife, the Willow Park Ecology Centre provides instructional packages that help kids get acquainted with the surroundings. History lovers can discover the Lorne Scots Regimental Museum, uncovering Canada's beyond through attractive exhibits. Outdoor adventures are available at Chinguacousy Park and Heart Lake Conservation Area, where households can revel in seasonal sports, hiking, or even ziplining. On heat days, Professor's Lake Recreation Centre is the precise spot for water sports and rest via the beach. With the numerous options, Brampton North guarantees that households and children have memorable reports that are amusing and educational.

Brampton North is a bustling community with a diverse population of singles, families, and elders, providing a welcoming environment for everyone. Housing in this neighbourhood is reasonably priced, offering an excellent chance for individuals wishing to enter the market. The cost of living index is calculated using the national average of 100. Brampton North's cost of living is 13% lower than Brampton's overall average. Brampton North home costs 31% less than the national average. The cost of living in the neighbourhood is 3% lower than the national average.

Looking for an affordable place to live in Brampton?

Brampton North could be a perfect fit!  This diverse community welcomes singles, families, and seniors alike. Housing here is generally more budget-friendly compared to other areas, with prices starting around $777,000. That's significantly lower than the Canadian average.

Brampton North offers a mix of housing types. The majority (around 82%) are single-detached homes, with condos making up the remaining 18%. Brampton North has options to suit your needs, whether you're looking for a house or a condo. Brampton North has potential for that, too. With a growing population and a relatively low entry point, the housing market here could be a smart choice.