2170 Bromsgrove Road Townhouses

2170 Bromsgrove Rd, Mississauga

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Price/Sqft Range

1200 sqft - 1399 sqft

Avg Price/Sqft

$439 / sq. ft.

Completed

Built: 1976

Building Scale

Floors: 2 | Total Units: 186

Building Details

Building Type

High-Rise condo

Property Management

Built in 1976

Condo Corp

PCC-120

Date Registered

Dec 17, 1976

Maintenance Fees Include

Building Insurance

Water

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Description

About 2170 Bromsgrove Road Townhouses

Address: 2170 Bromsgrove Rd, Mississauga
Neighbourhood: Clarkson, Mississauga, Peel
Storeys: 2
Units: 186
Built Year: 1976
Builder: Clarkson
Building Type: Townhouse/Condo

Overview of 2170 Bromsgrove Road Townhouses

Established in 1976, this residential complex is located in the Clarkson neighbourhood of Mississauga. The property is a low-rise townhouse community consisting of 186 units across two storeys, providing a residential footprint within a transit-oriented pocket of Peel Region.

The site is included in the Clarkson Transit Station Area Study and the Clarkson Village Study. These planning initiatives focus on public space improvements and community revitalization. The property serves as a low-rise alternative to high-density developments along the Lakeshore West corridor.

Suite Sizes & Value

Units are housed within two-storey structures. These layouts typically offer more expansive floor plans than contemporary high-rise suites.

Building Amenities & Features

Specific building amenities for 2170 Bromsgrove Road are not currently listed.

Location Highlights

Clarkson GO Station: Walking distance to the Lakeshore West GO line, which is scheduled for future electrification.
Benares Historic House: A heritage site located on Clarkson Road.
Clarkson Village: Access to the commercial core and shops along the "Main Street" corridor.
Industrial Sites: Proximity to the Suncor oil refinery and Holcim Canada cement plant.
Planning Zones: Situated within the Clarkson Transit Station Area Study zone.

Lifestyle Near 2170 Bromsgrove Road Townhouses

The locality has a heritage village character, as Clarkson is one of Mississauga's oldest communities. Originally settled in 1807, the area was once known as the "Strawberry Capital of Ontario."

The environment suits those who value established suburban neighbourhoods. Residents have access to the Lakeshore West rail line for transit to downtown Toronto.

About the Developer

The developer is listed as Clarkson. The name is tied to the local history of the area, which was named after the Clarkson family and the 1855 train station. This station established the region as a transportation hub in Peel.