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Oakville is a town and lower-tier municipality in Ontario’s Halton Region, situated along Lake Ontario between Toronto and Hamilton. Oakville is located within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and is among Canada's most densely populated regions. Old Oakville is one of Halton’s most historic neighbourhoods, known for its mix of small-town feels and modern amenities. The historic neighbourhood of Old Oakville has had a rich heritage since the early 1900s. Charming heritage homes and tree-lined streets give the area a timeless ambience. Situated near Lake Ontario, residents can enjoy waterfront parks, scenic trails, and beautiful views.

The downtown area is a hub of activities, with boutique shops, cafes, and high-end restaurants. Education is also top-notch here, with several reputable schools nearby, making it ideal for families. Real estate in Old Oakville is in high demand, with a mix of grand historic homes and newer, luxurious developments. Despite its growth, the community maintains a peaceful environment where residents enjoy suburban living without sacrificing convenience. The close-knit feel of Old Oakville and its beautiful setting and walkability make it a coveted location for those looking for more than just a place to live. It is a lifestyle rooted in history, community, and nature.

Old Oakville stands out with an exceptional livability score of 82/100, showcasing its attractiveness as a desirable place to live.

Old Oakville’s crime rates are significantly lower than the national average, with overall crime being 77% lower and violent crimes 76% below the national level. Residents here have a 1 in 102 chance of encountering crime, making it safer than 94% of cities in Ontario.