Brampton-South, Peel

Brampton South, often referred to as Brampton Flowertown, is a family-friendly neighbourhood that epitomises the relaxed lifestyle of Brampton residents. This area comprises several communities, including Ambro Heights, Peel Village, and Northwood Park. This area boasts a blend of residential, commercial, and recreational amenities, making it an attractive destination for families and professionals. With well-maintained parks, schools, and healthcare facilities, residents enjoy a high quality of life.

The architectural styles in Brampton South are diverse. They feature Neo-colonial, side splits, back splits, ranch-style bungalows, Colonial Revival houses, townhomes, and apartment buildings, many of which were constructed in the 1960s and '70s.

Homes in this area are typically well-maintained, boasting beautiful gardens and manicured lawns. The lots are spacious, and the streets are characterised by their winding layouts, including numerous quiet crescents and cul-de-sacs. This combination of well-kept properties and serene streetscapes makes Brampton South a charming place to live.

Brampton South benefits from excellent connectivity. Major highways and public transportation options provide easy access to neighbouring cities such as Toronto and Mississauga. This makes commuting convenient for residents working in these urban centres while enjoying the suburban peace of Brampton South.

Let us go through Brampton South’s overall livability and lifestyle score:

Compared to the rest of the country, the crime levels in Brampton South are notably lower, sitting at 16% below the national average. This trend is also reflected in violent offences, which are 12% less prevalent in Brampton South than the national figure. Residents of Brampton South have a 1 in 29 probability of experiencing criminal victimisation, making it safer than 29% of the cities across Ontario.

Please refer to the table provided for a more detailed breakdown of local crime statistics.

Brampton South is a diverse community with various cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Over 32.7% of the residents are of South Asian descent, while around 14.48% are of African origin. In Brampton South, 2.86% of the population is All Other Visible Minorities. English is the predominant language in this area, serving as the first choice for most residents to communicate.

Brampton South's employment landscape presents a blend of different insights. The median household income in this area is 11% below the national average, while the unemployment rate is 6% lower than the national average, indicating relatively better employment stability. In Brampton South, 7.6% of the population earns $20,000 or less, 12.0% of residents have incomes ranging from $80,000 to $100,000, and 1.8% earn $300,000 or more. Here is a detailed overview of the neighbourhood's employment trends:

Brampton South, located in Brampton, is surrounded by several other neighbourhoods, each with unique characteristics and amenities. The neighbourhoods adjacent to Brampton South include:

• Ambro Heights
• Peel Village
• Northwood Park

Schools

• Great Lakes Public School
• St. Isaac Jogues
• Esker Lake Public School
• Arnott Charlton Public School

Restaurants

The area of Brampton South boasts a wide range of dining options, catering to diverse culinary preferences. Every restaurant in this community has its own distinct character, further enhancing the charm and allure of the neighbourhood. Some of the most favoured establishments include:

• John's Family Restaurant
• 2 Bicas
• Golden Empire Restaurant
• Hakkalicious
• Chicken Master

Shopping Malls

Brampton South offers a variety of shopping malls and retail centres, providing residents with ample options for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Some of the notable shopping malls in and around Brampton South include:

• Sandalwood Place
• Heart Lake Town Centre
• Fandor Square
• Mayfield Plaza
• FM Plaza

Hospitals

Brampton South is well-served by several hospitals and healthcare facilities, ensuring residents can access quality medical care. Key hospitals in and around Brampton South include:

• Brampton Civic Hospital
• Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness
• Credit Valley Hospital
• Etobicoke General Hospital

Brampton South offers a variety of attractions and places to visit, catering to diverse interests. Here are some top spots to explore in and around the neighbourhood:

Gage Park

One of Brampton's oldest and most beautiful parks, Gage Park features lush gardens, walking paths, a fountain, and a winter ice-skating rink, making it a year-round destination for relaxation and recreation.

Eldorado Park

This scenic park offers outdoor activities such as swimming in the pool and hiking trails along the Credit River, perfect for family outings and nature enthusiasts.

Historic Bovaird House

A charming heritage site, Historic Bovaird House provides a glimpse into Brampton's past with its preserved 19th-century architecture, gardens, and historical exhibits.

Brampton South in Peel offers diverse activities for residents and visitors to enjoy. Here are some top things to do in the area:

Explore Gage Park

Spend a day at Gage Park, enjoying its beautiful gardens, walking paths, and seasonal activities like ice skating in the winter and outdoor concerts in the summer.

Outdoor Adventure at Heart Lake Conservation Area

A short drive away, Heart Lake Conservation Area offers fishing, hiking, bird watching, and Treetop Trekking activities.

Golfing at Peel Village Golf Course

Enjoy a round of golf at this well-maintained course, which is suitable for players of all skill levels.

Relax at Loafer's Lake Recreation Centre

Enjoy the recreational facilities, including an indoor pool, fitness classes, and sports courts.

Here are Brampton South’s closely located landmarks and other facilities:

• The Ridgeview Public School and Bishop Francis Allen Catholic School are within 5 kilometres.
• Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness is 4.1 kilometres away, while Brampton Civic Hospital is 9.8 kilometres from Brampton South.
• The popular Heritage Fish & Chips restaurant is 5.8 kilometres from Brampton South.
• The Shoppers World Brampton is located about 5.7 kilometres from this neighbourhood.
• Gage Park is about 3.4 kilometres from this neighbourhood. Eldorado Park is 4.7 kilometres away from Brampton South.
• The Brampton GO Station is 2.8 kilometres away.
• The Toronto Pearson International Airport is about 20 kilometres from Brampton South.

Brampton South's numerous local markets are the primary source of residents' everyday purchases. Some of the popular ones are:

Brampton Farmers' Market

This market operates every Saturday from June to October and offers a wide range of fresh produce, baked goods, artisanal products, and crafts from local vendors. It's a great spot for fresh, locally sourced foods and unique handmade items.

Downtown Brampton Market

Located in the heart of downtown, this market features a variety of vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, handmade crafts, and unique gifts. It is a lively place to explore local products and enjoy community events.

Asian Food Centre

A popular destination for South Asian groceries, this market offers a wide range of fresh produce, spices, and speciality items. It is ideal for those looking to find authentic ingredients for Asian cuisine.

Brampton South is a densely populated neighbourhood with a population of 16,188.  The population density in Brampton South is 94% higher than in Brampton. The median age in Brampton South is 8% higher than in Brampton. Brampton South features 69% married couples, with 45% families with kids at home. Here are some highlights:

Brampton South offers a variety of activities that are perfect for families with kids and pets. Here’s a list of things you can enjoy:

Head to Different Parks

One can head to Gage Park, one of the oldest municipal parks in Brampton. It is a beautiful place for a picnic, with playgrounds for kids and plenty of open space for pets to run around. The park also hosts events and festivals annually, making it a lively family spot.

Cycling and Walking Paths

Use the extensive network of paths for biking or walking. It's a healthy way to spend time together as a family, with or without your pets.

Visit Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives

Explore fascinating exhibits, attend interactive workshops, or enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

The cost of living in Brampton South is 11% less than the overall costs in Brampton. Living in Brampton South is 1% more affordable than the national standard. Its costliest areas include housing, utilities, merchandise, and services. Here are the specifics:

Brampton South’s rich real estate market provides ample sale and rental housing opportunities. The sale prices in this neighbourhood range from $60,000 to $2,059,000. On the other hand, the average monthly rental price is $2,097.

The neighbourhood predominantly features multi-unit residences, with various mid to high-rise apartment buildings. Although some low-rise apartments and single-family homes are available, they are relatively scarce. This range of housing options contributes to Brampton South’s appeal as a desirable place to live in Toronto.