Hamilton East

Your Hamilton East Realtor

Hamilton East has a number of different communities and price points, making it an attractive option! Being close to the Red Hill and QEW make commuting a breeze for those who live in this area. As your Hamilton East Realtor, I’ll find what you’re looking for.

Where is Hamilton East? East of Kenilworth over to the Red Hill. There are a number of small neighbourhoods in this area including: Rosedale, Bartonville, Glenview (these three are south of Main), Homeside, Normanhurst, McQueston (these three are between Main and the train tracks), and Parkview (closest to the water). 

What are the average home price in Hamilton East? The average home is $579,029 (average house price as of 2024 from Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®).
Rosedale: $688,120
Bartonville/Glenview: $620,836
Parkview: $559,621
McQuesten: $559,544
Normanhurst: $528,969
Homeside: $517,086

What are the houses like in Hamilton East? Most of the homes here are detached, though the age varies quite a bit. More on the west side you’ll find century homes built in the 1910s-1930s, and as you shift over to the east side you’ll find homes that were built in the 1950s. Overall, the average freehold home in this area has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and is around 1000 square feet.

Is the Hamilton East area safe? You can check out the latest crime activity across Hamilton with the police crime mapping tool, linked below to see how different neighbourhoods compare.

What are the best features of Hamilton East? The trails, parks and waterfalls along the Red Hill! There are a ton of beautiful outdoor spaces to explore in the Red Hill Valley. This area is home to three waterfalls (Albion, Buttermilk and Felker’s falls) and exploring them is truly a great way to spend an afternoon.

Thinking of moving to Hamilton East? Take a drive through the neighbourhoods! Since these neighbourhoods vary in age, you’ll find that the home and neighbourhood styles vary. Start at either the north or south end and work your way down through the side streets. Need a snack along the way? Try Panini & Ice Cream – they serve exactly what it sounds like they would!