The village of Meadowvale became part of Mississauga in 1968. It was developed as a family neighbourhood around a series of trails and parks which connect to 2 man made lakes, Aquitaine and Wayukayne. With established neighbourhoods, schools and infrastructure it remains a popular area of Mississauga for families. New development over the last 5-7 years has pushed the Westerly boundary of Meadowvale over to 9th Line.
The Meadowvale Town Centre at Winston Churchill and Aquitaine is still a popular spot to shop among residents of the area and it also has a terminal for Mississauga Transit attached to it.
Meadowvale GO Transit on Millcreek Road offers train and bus service to Downtown Toronto and York University.
Many historical buildings can still be found in the original Meadowvale Village located on Old Derry Road.
Meadowvale boasts a large business presence and many major corporations have located their offices here, among them, Wal-Mart Canada, Magna Intl, Microsoft, DuPont and Royal Bank offering residents of the area employment opportunities.
Homes in Meadowvale range from condominium apartments, condominium townhouses, freehold townhouses, semi-detached and detached with prices starting at just over $110,000 for an older condo apartment to over $550,000 for some of the new homes built recently.
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 a Meadowvale Home please visit http://www.john-lavin.com
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