Maple / Brant

Find your perfect home in Maple Neighbourhood, where family-friendly living, top-rated schools, and convenient amenities come together in Burlington.

Welcome to Maple Neighbourhood – A Family-Friendly Community in Burlington

Last Updated: July 2026

Maple is one of Burlington's established residential neighbourhoods, offering a welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere with convenient access to schools, parks, shopping, and major transportation routes. Known for its mature streetscapes, excellent amenities, and central location, Maple appeals to families, professionals, and retirees looking for a balanced lifestyle in one of Burlington's most desirable communities.


Convenient Transportation

Maple offers excellent connectivity throughout Burlington and the Greater Toronto Area. Residents enjoy quick access to the QEW, Highway 407, and Appleby Line, making commuting simple whether you're travelling to Oakville, Hamilton, Mississauga, or Toronto. Appleby GO Station is only a few minutes away, providing regular GO Train and GO Bus service for commuters heading across the GTA.


Excellent Schools

Families are drawn to Maple for its access to highly regarded schools within the Halton District School Board and Halton Catholic District School Board.

Nearby schools include:

  • Maplehurst Public School

  • Frontenac Public School

  • Charles R. Beaudoin Public School

  • Nelson High School

  • Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School

  • St. Timothy Catholic Elementary School

The neighbourhood is also close to libraries, recreation centres, and numerous extracurricular programs that support children of all ages.

Looking for school information? Visit our Burlington Schools Guide to explore public and Catholic schools, school boundaries, catchment areas, and helpful resources for families moving to Burlington.


Shopping & Everyday Convenience

Everything you need is just minutes from home. Maple residents enjoy easy access to:

  • Burlington Centre

  • Appleby Village Shopping Centre

  • Burlington Power Centre

  • Grocery stores including Fortinos, Longo's, Walmart, and Farm Boy

  • Medical clinics, pharmacies, banks, and professional services

Whether you're running daily errands or planning a shopping trip, convenience is one of Maple's greatest advantages.


Parks & Outdoor Recreation

Nature is always nearby in Maple. Residents enjoy numerous parks, walking trails, playgrounds, and sports facilities throughout the neighbourhood.

Popular nearby outdoor destinations include:

  • Tuck Park

  • Sheldon Creek Woodlot

  • Bronte Creek Provincial Park

  • Ireland Park

  • Haber Recreation Centre

From hiking and cycling to organized sports and family picnics, Maple offers plenty of opportunities to stay active year-round.


Dining & Entertainment

Maple residents have easy access to a wide variety of restaurants, cafés, and entertainment options along Upper Middle Road, Appleby Line, and Fairview Street. Downtown Burlington and Spencer Smith Park are only a short drive away, offering waterfront dining, festivals, live entertainment, boutique shopping, and community events throughout the year.


Health & Wellness

Living in Maple makes maintaining an active lifestyle easy. The neighbourhood is close to fitness centres, yoga studios, sports facilities, medical clinics, and the modern Haber Recreation Centre. Combined with its extensive park system and trails, residents have plenty of opportunities to prioritize health and wellness.


A Safe, Established Community

Maple is known for its quiet residential streets, mature trees, and strong sense of community. Families appreciate the neighbourhood's welcoming atmosphere, well-maintained parks, and excellent municipal services. Its combination of established homes and modern conveniences continues to make Maple one of Burlington's most desirable places to live.


What Makes Maple Special?

Maple offers the ideal blend of convenience, community, and outdoor living. Excellent schools, easy highway access, nearby GO Transit, shopping, recreation, and beautiful parks make it a neighbourhood that appeals to buyers at every stage of life. Its central Burlington location and strong long-term demand also make Maple an attractive choice for homeowners and real estate investors alike.

Want to explore more of Burlington? Check out our Burlington Neighbourhood Guides to compare Maple with communities like Millcroft, Alton Village, Orchard, Headon Forest, Palmer, Brant Hills, Shoreacres, Roseland, Tyandaga, Mountainside, Tansley, Longmoor, Elizabeth Gardens, Aldershot, and Downtown Burlington to find the neighbourhood that's the best fit for your lifestyle.


Frequently Asked Questions About Selling a Home in Maple

How much is my Maple home worth?

Your home's value depends on several factors, including its size, condition, upgrades, lot characteristics, location within the neighbourhood, and recent comparable sales. A professional Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) provides the most accurate estimate based on current Burlington market conditions.

Is now a good time to sell a home in Maple?

Maple continues to attract buyers because of its family-friendly atmosphere, excellent schools, parks, commuter access, and central Burlington location. While market conditions fluctuate throughout the year, a local REALTOR® can help determine the ideal time to list based on your goals and current market trends.

What improvements should I make before selling?

Simple improvements often deliver the greatest return on investment. Fresh paint, decluttering, professional staging, landscaping, updated lighting, and completing minor repairs can significantly improve buyer appeal and help maximize your sale price.

How long does it usually take to sell a home in Maple?

The time it takes to sell depends on pricing strategy, market conditions, competition, and how well the home is presented. Well-priced, professionally marketed homes in desirable Burlington neighbourhoods often generate strong buyer interest, although timelines vary with current market conditions.


Thinking About Selling Your Maple Home?

If you're considering selling your home in Maple, understanding today's Burlington real estate market is essential. Buyer demand, recent comparable sales, property condition, and neighbourhood trends all play a role in determining your home's value.

The Martin Group combines local expertise with strategic marketing, professional photography, digital exposure, and skilled negotiation to help your home stand out and achieve the best possible result.

Whether you're planning to sell this year or simply want to know what your home is worth, we're here to help.

Contact Martin Group today for a complimentary, no-obligation home evaluation and discover what your Maple home could be worth in today's Burlington market.


 

 

Overview for Maple / Brant, Ontario

14,074 people live in Maple / Brant, where the median age is 52 and the average individual income is $101,686. Data provided by Statistics Canada.

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Around Maple / Brant, Ontario

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

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Explore popular things to do in the area, including Mamchu Wok, The Second Cup, and International News.

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Demographics and Employment Data for Maple / Brant, Ontario

Maple / Brant has 6,963 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by Statistics Canada. Here’s what the people living in Maple / Brant do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by Statistics Canada. 14,074 people call Maple / Brant home. The population density is 3 and the largest age group is Data provided by Statistics Canada.

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The following schools are within or nearby Maple / Brant. 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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