Located on the banks of the picturesque Credit River, Streetsville, originally settled in 1819 became a village in 1858. Officially a town by 1974 when Mississauga was incorporated as a city, Streetsville along with several other small towns was amalgamated with the newly formed city.
Today the village atmosphere has been preserved along with many of the historical buildings. Take a walk along and around Main Street and you will discover a thriving business district offering modern day services in yesterdays atmosphere.
Just off Bristol Road a few hundred feet to the East you'll find the Credit River. Here you can run, jog, bike, rollerblade or simply take a relaxing walk along the river.
On your way back stop by Murphy's ice cream store on Bristol Road and ........... well you know what to do next.
If you need to get to Toronto the GO station is located on Thomas Street.
Housing here tends to be detached homes on large lots with a price range starting about $475,000 to over $750,000, although less expensive Townhouses, Condos and small bungalows can still be found in limited quantities.
John Lavin is a full time realtor with 24 years experience helping buyers and sellers of homes, condominiums and investment properties in Mississauga and Toronto. If you are in the market for Mississauga Homes for Sale please visit www.john-lavin.com
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