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Tucked just north of the QEW and east of Guelph Line, Longmoor is a neighbourhood with a perfect balance of residential, reliable, and quietly convenient.

With parks on every corner, schools within walking distance, and quick access to shopping and transit, it’s a popular choice for families, downsizers, and commuters alike.

Where is Longmoor? Longmoor sits south of New Street, bordered by Guelph Line to the west, Appleby Line to the east, and the QEW to the south. It’s nestled between Dynes and Shoreacres, offering proximity to Burlington Centre, parks, and transit hubs.

What’s the average house price in Longmoor? $1,038,788 (avg for all home types 2024, per Cornerstone Association of REALTORS® statistics)

What are the houses like in Longmoor? Most homes in Longmoor were built in the 1960s and 1970s, giving the area a mature, lived-in charm. You’ll find side-splits, bungalows, and two-storey family homes on quiet, tree-lined streets. Several townhouse complexes and low-rise condos add variety for buyers looking for entry points or downsizing options.

What are the best features of Longmoor? Longmoor is loved for its school catchments, walkable parks, and calm suburban layout. Residents appreciate the proximity to shopping and transit, it’s just minutes from Appleby GO, Burlington Centre, and big box stores. It’s a neighbourhood that’s just solid, spacious, and community-driven.

Thinking of moving to Longmoor? Longmoor is ideal for buyers who want established homes, good schools, and a quiet, convenient lifestyle in south Burlington. Whether you’re putting down roots or planning to stay long-term, Longmoor gives you room to grow without compromising on access.