Snelgrove, Peel

Snelgrove is the perfect residential location for anyone who wants to live in a suburban neighbourhood with grocery stores and markets at every corner. This small locality of Peel, Brampton, is right by Highway 410, making transportation extremely easy. It is also close to natural zones such as Heart Lake Conversation Park and Conservation Drive Park, making it suitable for athletic people who love hiking or cycling.

Snelgrove mainly consists of two-storey detached homes with double garages and large green lawns. These homes reflect the Georgian architectural style and have numerous stone facades. This neighbourhood used to be known as Edmonton, and its first inhabitants were the Snell family, who raised pigs. Later, the neighbourhood became a developed residential area when successful farmers joined the community.

Snelgrove boasts excellent road connectivity via Hurontario Street, Mayfield Road, Southbend Drive, and Colleyville Street. Residents also enjoy the best urban amenities and are in the vicinity of affordable shopping centres, kid-friendly gardens, and tourist attractions. These include Mayfield Plaza, Lakeside Garden Gallery, Sandalwood Place, and Heart Lake Town Centre.

The residents of Snelgrove enjoy a luxurious lifestyle with an exceptional livability score of 85. This score implies they have amazing employment opportunities and feel safe in their home. Check out some of Snelgrove's metrics.

Snelgrove’s crime rates are 48% lower than the national average, and people also face a 46% reduced risk of falling victim to a violent crime. Residents only have a 1 in 46 chance of being a victim of a crime, making it 66% safer than other cities of Ontario. These figures show that the neighbourhood is well-suited for families with children.

Snelgrove offers many employment opportunities to its residents, mostly in education, health, wholesale, and retail services, making the unemployment rate 35% lower than the national average. People live comfortably with a 71% higher median household income. Only 2.1% of the population has a salary of less than $20,000, and almost 8% of residents earn more than $300,000. 10.2% of Snelgrove’s citizens earn between $80,000 and $100,000.

Snelgrove is a multi-cultural hub where people of all ethnicities and nationalities live harmoniously together. About 25.5% of the population has South Asian nationality, while almost 12% of citizens have an African American background. 2.36% of residents are Latin Americans, and Filipinos comprise 1.6%.

Snelgrove is within walking distance of numerous residential and commercial zones, making it a high-in-demand neighbourhood. Some Brampton's of these zones are:

• Terra Cotta
• Caledon East
• Woodhill
• Coleraine
• Rexdale

Schools

The below-mentioned schools of Snelgrove have given exceptional results every year and use modern technology in classrooms to teach students:

• St. Stephen Separate School
• St. Rita Elementary School
• Daystrom Public School
• Fairview Public School

Restaurants

The below-mentioned restaurants are quite popular in Snelgrove and offer cuisines from all around the world at affordable prices:

• Don’s Caribbean Jerk Restaurant
• Indian Delights
• Noodle to Go
• Antica Osteria Italian Eatery Limited
• Lazeez Shawarma

Shopping Malls

Snelgrove has many shopping malls and centres that offer a wide range of products, from luxury items to everyday groceries, at reasonable prices. Some of them are:

• Heartland Town Centre
• Food Basics
• Sobeys Mayfield
• Wanless Supermarket
• Best Price Groceries

Hospitals

Snelgrove boasts excellent healthcare centres that can easily handle emergencies and offer modern medicinal treatment and life-saving operations. These include:

• William Osler Health System
• Lormel Medical Center
• Brampton Civic Hospital
• Heart Lake Medical Centre
• SAF Medical Center

Snelgrove is well-known for its lush green surroundings and attracts many tourists yearly. This locality’s mesmerising beauty leaves tourists in awe. Some of the top attractions of Snelgrove are:

Peel Art Gallery

The Peel Art Gallery of Brampton, Ontario, is known for its various art programs, exhibitions, and events related to the Snelgrove community.  It allows local artists to showcase their talent while highlighting Canada's various historical artefacts/ archival materials. Peel Art Gallery is perfect for a day’s outing with family or friends interested in history and education. People can also participate in special programs organised by the gallery every few days.

Heart Lake Conversation Area

The Heart Lake Conversation Area is a natural retreat for the residents of Peel, offering uncountable outdoor activities and scenic views for picnics. Named after its shape of a heart, people of all ages and lifestyles can explore and enjoy the conversation area, given its numerous recreational opportunities such as fishing, canoeing, picnicking and hiking. People can visit this place daily for evening strolls or to explore the wildlife with family and friends.

Mount Chinguacousy

Located in Chinguacousy Park, Mount Chinguacousy is a family-friendly spot for winter sports, such as snowboarding, tubing, and skiing. It is also a hub for various family gatherings and barbeque parties, offering space for playing sports and picnicking. During the winter season, the area is well-equipped for handling large amounts of snow and ensuring optimal conditions for playing at all times.

Snelgrove has a population of more than 14,000 residents who enjoy various recreational activities in the neighbourhood suited for people of all lifestyles and ages. Some of them are:

Bird Watching at Claireville Conservation Area

Claireville Conservation Area is a gorgeous conservation area spanning over 848 hectares. It is home to various bird and animal species, including the Great Blue Heron and Red-tailed Hawk. The well-maintained trails offer a great bird-watching space, and people can easily locate the local wildlife in the serene surroundings.

Hiking at Heart Lake Conservation Area

Heart Lake Conservation Area offers an extensive network of trails throughout the forests and wetlands, making it a perfect place for long walks and morning hiking. This area is well-liked by hikers of all experiences and gives locals an opportunity to glance at the diverse flora and fauna located within the premises. In addition, people can also engage in a treetop trekking course and enjoy fishing in the middle of their hike.

Participating in Snelgrove Community Centre Activities

The Snelgrove Community Centre offers numerous recreational facilities to residents, where they can learn new skills, engage with other locals, and participate in friendly competitions. These activities and tournaments include fitness programs, crafting competitions, and social events, which create a strong sense of community. Locals also conduct educational seminars on the premises, helping people learn something new every day.

Snelgrove is in close proximity to many landmarks and tourist attractions of Brampton, which any mode of transportation can access within a couple of minutes. These include:

• McNab Park is just 13 minutes from Snelgrove.
• It takes only 8 minutes to reach Snelgrove from Heart Lake Conservation Centre.
• The Gurudwara Sikh Sangat is just 7 minutes from Snelgrove.
• The Eldorado Park is just 17 minutes from Snelgrove.
• It takes 5 minutes to reach Sri Sivasubramaniya Hindu Temple from Snelgrove.

The following markets of Snelgrove have a huge variety of products, from daily items to luxury conveniences:

Four Corners Farmers’ Market

The Four Corners Farmers’ Market is a local market located near Snelgrove, which opens every Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm every year between June and October. The market boasts all-natural products and natural ingredients available at affordable prices. Locals and visitors can also set up stalls in the market.

Brampton Farmer’s Market

The Brampton Farmer’s Market operates yearly between June and October. It opens every Saturday between 8:00 am to 1:00 pm and promotes local vendors and fruit sellers. People can easily find affordable goods and freshly baked products in the market, made fresh by the locals.

Downey’s Farmer’s Market

The Downey’s Farmer Market opens daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, selling freshly baked goods and products to locals and tourists. These include maple syrup, honey, jam, milk and pickles. People with kids in their family can also enjoy shopping at the market while the children have fun in the Farmyard Play Area.

Snelgrove is surrounded by natural wildlife parks and huge shopping malls, making it the perfect mix of suburban residence and city lifestyle. The locality’s population is also comprised of people from various ethnicities and is easily accessible via all the major Brampton roads. Given below are the demographics of Snelgrove:

Given its green landscapes, safe surroundings and ample urban amenities, Snelgrove is the perfect place to live with your family and kids. Here are a few of the best places to enjoy an outing with your children and pets:

Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre

The Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre is popular for kids who enjoy outdoor and recreational activities, such as a swimming pool, fitness centres, sporting facilities and dance lessons. The centre also has a public library, where kids can read a book or two after playing with friends. The centre also hosts friendly community matches and holiday celebrations for children.

Cyril Clark Library

The Cyril Clark Library offers a huge collection of books and digital resources to promote learning outside school among children. The library has a dedicated space for children, teens, and adults, which helps build a strong, friendly bond among peers. The library holds many interactive workshops, craft sessions, and educational seminars suited for kids of all ages.

White Spruce Park

The White Spruce Park is located in the heart of Brampton and is the perfect spot to play with and walk your pets. There are many designated dog trails where owners can socialise and explore nature. The playground is the ideal place to train your pets, away from the hustle and bustle of the town.

Residents of Snelgrove enjoy a 4% reduced average cost of living compared to the Brampton average, but it is still 7% higher than the national median. The area's housing costs are also 1% higher than the national average, and people have to pay 33% more sales tax than the national average. This might still be manageable, given the neighbourhood's high median household income. The following metrics showcase the overall expenditure of a Snelgrove resident on various things if the average is 100.

Most of the residential properties in Snelgrove are two-storey detached homes reflecting the Georgian and Victorian architectural styles. These properties have double garages and a lawn in the front. Other than that, the area also has some condos and townhouses. These properties mostly have stone or brick facades, following the traditional path. On average, the selling price of a home in Snelgrove is between $1.32 million and $2.80 million. The rental cost of any property can vary according to various factors, such as market conditions and property type. The price can be anywhere between $3K and $4K.