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A top choice neighbourhood in Mississauga, Central Erin Mills is an established residential and commercial hub on the west side of the GTA. Developed as a planned community back in the 70s and 80s, you’ll see many two-storey detached and bungalow style houses here, as well as modern Toronto condos for sale at affordable entry prices.
The neighbourhood is home to Erin Mills Town Centre, the second largest shopping mall in Mississauga and the main market for local shoppers. Good elementary and high schools abound, offering a secure setting for young families to create a home. Another staple of the area is the Credit Valley Hospital, one of the best-ranked hospitals in the GTA. For a feeling of downtown, residents can pop over to Streetsville, the “Village in the City”, for a mix of pubs and local shops.
Local drivers will become well acquainted with Winston Churchill Boulevard, as well as Highway 403 for trips south to Oakville or east to the City of Toronto. There are local bus routes that service the neighbourhood, while the nearby village of Streetsville has a GO Transit station, helpful for commuters working in downtown Toronto.
Recommended nearby places to eat are Shanghai 360, Sbarro and Fit For Life Fresh Food. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Starbucks. Groceries can be found at Nations Fresh Foods which is a 10-minute walk and you'll find IDA Erin Centre Pharmacy only a 4 minute walk as well. For nearby green space, Quenippenon Meadows, Cancer Survivor Park and O'Connor Park could be good to get out of your home and catch some fresh air or to take your dog for a walk.
Without a car, you can get around rather easily. The closest transit stop is a BusStop ("Erin Centre Blvd At John Fraser Secondary School") and is only steps away, but there is also a Subway stop, KIPLING STATION - SUBWAY PLATFORM, a 20-minute drive connecting you to the TTC. It also has (Bus) route 49 "mcdowell", (Bus) route 13 "glen Erin", and more nearby.
