 | Discover RoselandNestled along the shores of Lake Ontario, Roseland stands as one of Burlington's most picturesque and historic neighbourhoods. Established in the 1920s, this area boasts a unique garden suburb style reminiscent of early English neighbourhoods. Wide streets are lined with towering old-growth trees, creating a lush, inviting canopy over the road. The homes in Roseland, whether historic or newly built, share a timeless charm, with classical architectural details that reflect a deep pride of ownership. |
 | Housing and AmenitiesRoseland in Burlington offers a variety of home styles, including detached single-family homes, charming bungalows, and townhouses, showcasing both classic and modern architectural designs. Many properties in Roseland boast generous lot sizes with beautifully landscaped yards, offering plenty of outdoor space for families to enjoy. The neighbourhood is known for its mature trees and serene, well-established streets, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that fosters a strong sense of community. |
 | TransitRoseland offers convenient access to Burlington transit, providing residents with easy travel options across the city and beyond. The bus network connects to key areas, including Burlington Go Station, offering seamless transit to nearby cities like Oakville, Hamilton, and the GTA. With frequent service and connection to major hubs, Roseland is an ideal neighbourhood for those seeking reliable public transportation options. |
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 | Brant Street PierA short drive away The Brant Street Pier in Burlington is the perfect place for a walk by the water; a stunning landmark extending 137 meters into Lake Ontario. Open year-round, it offers breathtaking views of the waterfront and skyline. Whether you're taking a stroll or enjoying local events, the pier is a favourite spot for both residents and visits. It's a perfect place to relax, take in the scenery and connect with Burlington's vibrant waterfront community. |