Brockton Guide
Your comprehensive guide to Brockton, Ontario
Neighbourhood Vibe
Family & Community Centric
Safe, friendly streets lined with mature trees and parks.
Property Pulse
$575,898 Avg List
Solid inventory of detached family houses and townhomes.
Community Canvas
6,202,225 Residents
Rich tapestry of families, kids under 10, and professionals.
What You'll Love
Parks & Schools
High academic rankings and beautiful outdoor spaces.
Local Active Listings
Browse active properties for sale in this area.
830 Yonge Street S, Brockton
This home has been in the same family for over 50 years. It is a solid home that is awaiting to be u...
984 14 Concession E, Brockton
Discover the potential of this scenic 8-acre property surrounded by mature forest, offering exceptio...
2440 Bruce 1 Road, Brockton
Excellent opportunity to own an 80-acre Pig farm on Bruce Road 1 between Glammis and Kinloss in the ...
4 George Street, Brockton
First time on the market since 1997! Drive up to the beauty of this Victorian Home with its mature t...
0 14 Concession, Brockton
Possible Building site. Approximately 35 acres tillable - crop excluded in purchase price.
13 BROWNS Avenue, Brockton
Welcome to 13 Browns Avenue in the town of Walkerton. This home sits on a quiet street and is walkin...
33 Dove Road, Brockton
Welcome to the perfect opportunity to get yourself into the housing market at 33 Dove Rd. This is a ...
00 Airport Road, Brockton
Check out this amazing opportunity!! Build your custom dream home on this pristine 2.4-acre treed pa...
23 Bluejay Court, Brockton
23 Bluejay Court is a resale mobile home situated within the well established Country Village Mobile...
2525 14 Concession, Brockton
Secluded 51 acre hobby farm surrounded with privacy. This 2 + 2 bedroom bungalow, features hardwood...
503 Yonge Street S, Brockton
Welcome to 503 Yonge Street, South in the town of Walkerton. For the first time in 40 years, this ho...
130 Durham Street E, Brockton
Welcome to 130 Durham Street East in the heart of Walkerton - a landmark heritage property that has ...
206 Thomas Street, Brockton
Welcome to this beautifully renovated bungalow in one of Walkerton's most sought-after neighbourhood...
8 West River Road, Brockton
This raised bungalow welcomes you with a spacious front entry that provides a convenient walk throug...
313 Bruce 15 Road, Brockton
Escape to a quieter lifestyle in the hamlet of Pinkerton. This well-maintained brick bungalow offers...
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Explore Brockton
Real Estate & Community Overview
Brockton Village, nestled in Toronto’s west end, blends historic charm with urban convenience. The streets are lined with Victorian and Edwardian detached homes, many converted into multi-unit residences, alongside modern townhome infills and low-rise condos along Dundas Street West. This tight-knit community offers a relaxed, park‑filled lifestyle with a lively mix of indie cafés, artisan bakeries, and family‑run shops. Proximity to High Park and the Kensington Market/Queen West corridors makes it a magnet for creatives, young families, and professionals who value walkability and character.
Schools & Transit Connectivity
Families benefit from top‑rated public schools like Parkdale Public School (French Immersion) and Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School. For private education, Montessori schools and The Bishop Strachan School are within a short drive. Commuters enjoy seamless connectivity: Dundas West GO Station (Kitchener Line) and Dundas West TTC Subway provide rapid downtown access, while the QEW and Gardiner Expressway are minutes away via Lake Shore Boulevard. Drivers also rely on Highway 403 and 407 ETR for regional trips, though local streets like Brock Avenue and Dundas Street West offer convenient alternatives.
Buyer & Seller Strategy
Buyers should target listings in the Brockton Triangle (bounded by Dundas, Bloor, and Lansdowne) for premium appreciation – detached homes there often see bidding wars, especially near Brockton High Park. Consider condo townhouses on Sterling Road for more affordable entry points. Sellers must price strategically: homes with updated kitchens and landscaped front yards command 10-15% above average. Spring and early fall are the strongest listing windows, and virtual staging with 3D tours is now expected. Leverage neighbourhood stories (e.g., artist lofts in converted factories) to attract lifestyle buyers.
- ✦Dundas West GO Shortcut: Skip the QEW traffic by parking at Bloor GO Station (a 5-min drive north) – trains run express to Union in 18 minutes, and parking costs half of downtown rates.
- ✦Sixteen Mile Creek Trail? No – Walk the Brockton Linear Park from Sorauren Avenue to Wabash Avenue**: a hidden green corridor with off‑leash dog areas and community gardens, perfect for pre‑home viewing walks.
- ✦School Boundary Caution: Parkdale Public School’s French Immersion boundary shifts east of Lansdowne Avenue – verify catchment with the TDSB site before buying, as a house one street over can mean a different school.
- ✦Best Coffee & Listing Staging Fuel: Ideal Coffee on Dundas West (inside the old textile mill) – grab a flat white while reviewing comparables; their exposed‑brick interior also makes for great listing photography backdrops.
- ✦Summer vs. Winter Selling: List mid‑August – while most wait for September, savvy sellers capture buyers eager to close before school starts. Use the Bloor West Village farmers’ market hype to open‑house traffic on Saturdays.
- ✦Commuter Hack for 403/407: For suburban showings, take Lansdowne Avenue north to Dupont Street, then merge onto 407 ETR at Keele Street – this avoids the crowded 427/Winston Churchill bottleneck during rush hour.
Home Prices & Values in Brockton
The asking price of homes for sale in Brockton has increased 1.23% since last year, while the number of homes for sale has decreased 4.6%. See more Brockton Home Prices & Values.
Find Real Estate & MLS® Listings in Brockton
SousaSells.ca has the most thorough, up-to-date set of Brockton real estate listings. Currently, Brockton has 147 homes for sale, including 129 houses, 14 condos, and 0 townhouses listed for sale. The average price for all home types in Brockton is $576K, which is up 0.1% compared to last year.
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The median age of residents in this area.
Home Ownership
Percentage of owner-occupied households.
People & Families
Demographics, age distribution, household size and makeup.
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Local Schools
Ratings, ranking and classification of elementary and secondary schools.
Elementary Schools
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Homes & Housing
Ownership rates, home structure distributions and listing prices.