Longmoor

Explore Longmoor, Burlington’s vibrant community with top-rated schools, lush parks, diverse homes, and seamless access to amenities and transportation.

Welcome to Longmoor: Burlington's Thriving Community

Last Updated: July 2026

Located in the heart of south Burlington, Longmoor is a vibrant neighbourhood offering a perfect balance of suburban tranquility, mature greenery, and urban convenience. Featuring tree-lined streets, multi-use trails, and family-friendly amenities, Longmoor continues to be one of Burlington’s most desirable pockets to call home.


Why Live in Longmoor, Burlington?

Diverse Homes for Every Lifestyle

Longmoor features a rich architectural mix, ranging from classic 1960s and 1970s bungalows and split-level homes to charming freehold townhomes and stylishly updated two-storey family properties. With over 20 quiet courts scattered throughout the community, the neighbourhood offers peaceful, low-traffic streets and generous lot sizes. Explore our curated guide to Burlington neighbourhoods to see how Longmoor compares to surrounding areas.


Outstanding Educational Institutions

Longmoor is served by top-performing public and Catholic schools. Local students attend Pauline Johnson Public School, Pineland Public School (offering French Immersion), St. Raphael Catholic Elementary, Assumption Catholic Secondary, and Nelson High School—well known for both its academic achievements and strong athletic tradition. To view full catchment details, explore our comprehensive guide on Burlington schools.


Parks, Recreation, and Outdoor Fun

Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy direct access to Nelson Park, home to an outdoor 50-metre pool with a climbing wall, a splash pad, baseball diamonds, a BMX track, and the Appleby Tennis Club. Longmoor Park and Iroquois Park provide additional green space, while the Centennial Bikeway offers a dedicated, off-road path for walking, jogging, and cycling right through the neighborhood. Beautiful Paletta Lakefront Park along Lake Ontario is also just a short drive away.


Shopping, Dining, and Daily Essentials

Residents enjoy everyday convenience with Appleby Village Shopping Centre and local plazas right at their doorstep. The area features specialty grocery hot spots like Marilu’s Market alongside Fortinos, local bakeries, fitness centres, and popular dining spots like Jackson's Landing.


Seamless Transportation and Commuting

Commuters benefit from exceptional regional connectivity. With instant access to the QEW, Highway 403, and the nearby Appleby GO Station—which offers express train services directly into Union Station—traveling across the GTA or into downtown Burlington is simple and fast.


Longmoor Real Estate FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions for Sellers

What makes homes in Longmoor attractive to prospective buyers?

Buyers are drawn to Longmoor because it delivers large lot sizes, mature canopy trees, and solid structural floor plans at a great value compared to adjacent lakeshore pockets. Proximity to top-tier schools, Nelson Park, and Appleby GO Station makes it a top pick for growing families and GTA commuters seeking long-term value.

Which home features drive the highest selling price in Longmoor?

Properties featuring open-concept main floor renovations, modernized kitchens, updated mechanical systems, and professional backyard landscaping tend to command premium offers. Preserved split-level and bungalow layouts also attract strong interest from buyers looking to customize or downsize into a single-level footprint.

How long does it typically take to sell a home in Longmoor?

Because Longmoor sits in a high-demand school district with limited housing turnover, well-priced and properly staged homes move quickly. Partnering with a team that combines targeted local digital marketing with off-market buyer matching ensures your home reaches qualified buyers right away.

Is now a good time to sell a property in Longmoor?

Demand for mature south Burlington neighbourhoods remains consistently strong throughout the year. Low inventory in central, family-centric pockets creates ideal leverage for sellers looking to maximize equity before bringing their home to market.


Discover Your Future in Longmoor

Whether you are attracted to top-ranked schools, expansive community parks, or seamless transit access, Longmoor offers a lifestyle that is balanced, connected, and deeply welcoming.

Don't let the perfect home or selling opportunity pass you by in this sought-after pocket. Call Martin Group today for a custom valuation of your property or to receive our exclusive list of Longmoor homes, including off-market and private opportunities!


 

Overview for Longmoor, Ontario

6,961 people live in Longmoor, where the median age is 45 and the average individual income is $142,792. Data provided by Statistics Canada.

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Total Population

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$142,792

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Around Longmoor, Ontario

There's plenty to do around Longmoor, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Points of Interest

Explore popular things to do in the area, including Mrs B's Gifthouse, Q B Sports Bar Grill Games, and Meltwich.

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Dining 0.45 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars
Dining · $$ 0.52 miles 30 reviews 4.1/5 stars
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Dining 0.58 miles 4 reviews 2.3/5 stars
Dining · $ 0.58 miles 7 reviews 2.7/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Longmoor, Ontario

Longmoor has 2,680 households, with an average household size of 3. Data provided by Statistics Canada. Here’s what the people living in Longmoor do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by Statistics Canada. 6,961 people call Longmoor home. The population density is 2 and the largest age group is Data provided by Statistics Canada.

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Schools in Longmoor, Ontario

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The following schools are within or nearby Longmoor. The rating and statistics can serve as a starting point to make baseline comparisons on the right schools for your family. Data provided by Statistics Canada.
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