Townhouses in City Centre, Mississauga
Browse 12 townhouse listings in the City Centre area of Mississauga, Ontario.
About City Centre Townhouses
City Centre is the designated downtown core of Mississauga, a purpose-built urban district anchored by Square One Shopping Centre, the Mississauga Civic Centre, and Celebration Square. Unlike most of Mississauga, which was developed as low-density suburban communities, City Centre was planned as a genuine downtown with high-rise condominiums, cultural venues, and public gathering spaces. Townhouses in this area tend to be newer condo-style constructions that offer a low-maintenance urban lifestyle with access to one of the largest shopping centres in Canada. The neighbourhood has undergone rapid intensification over the past two decades, with dozens of condominium towers and a growing population of young professionals and new Canadians. The Hazel McCallion LRT will further transform the area by providing fast, reliable transit along Hurontario through the heart of City Centre. For buyers who want walkable urban living with the convenience of major retail, dining, and entertainment at their doorstep, City Centre delivers an experience that is closer to downtown Toronto than anything else in Mississauga.
There are currently 12 townhouses for sale in City Centre, with prices ranging from $499,000 to $1,199,000 and an average asking price of $810,275.
Transit & Commuting from City Centre
City Centre is Mississauga's primary transit hub. The MiWay City Centre Transit Terminal is the busiest transfer point in the network, with routes radiating to every corner of the city. The Hazel McCallion LRT will run through City Centre with key stops at the Civic Centre and Square One, connecting north to Brampton Gateway and south to Port Credit GO. MiWay route 109 provides express service to the Islington subway station for TTC connections. Highway 403 is directly accessible, and the QEW, 401, and 407 are all within a short drive.
Schools Near City Centre
Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary School is the nearest public high school, with a diverse student population and a range of academic streams. Nahani Way Public School and Fairview Public School serve elementary students in the area. On the Catholic side, Father Michael Goetz Secondary School is nearby, along with several Catholic elementary schools. The rapid residential growth in City Centre has prompted the Peel District School Board to expand capacity, and new school facilities are in the planning stages. Sheridan College's Hazel McCallion Campus is within walking distance.
Parks & Recreation in City Centre
Celebration Square is City Centre's signature public space, hosting events ranging from New Year's Eve fireworks to summer movie nights, cultural festivals, and a winter ice-skating rink. The Mississauga Central Library, one of the city's flagship branches, is adjacent with extensive programming. Kariya Park, a serene Japanese-inspired garden behind the Civic Centre, offers a peaceful retreat from the urban environment. The Living Arts Centre hosts performing arts, gallery exhibitions, and arts education programs. For active recreation, the Mississauga Valley Community Centre is a short distance south.
Shopping & Dining in City Centre
Square One Shopping Centre is the undeniable centrepiece, with over 360 stores and restaurants making it one of the largest malls in Canada. The adjacent Food District offers an elevated food-hall experience with diverse culinary options. Surrounding the mall, new mixed-use developments have added ground-floor restaurants and cafes along Burnhamthorpe and Confederation Parkway. The City Centre dining scene is heavily influenced by its multicultural population, with strong representation of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Indian, and Middle Eastern cuisines. For everyday needs, grocery stores and pharmacies are integrated into the mixed-use developments throughout the district.
Why Buy a Townhouse in City Centre?
City Centre townhouses provide genuine downtown living in a city that was historically defined by suburban sprawl. The convenience of Square One, the cultural programming at Celebration Square, and the imminent LRT service create a lifestyle package that improves with each passing year. Condo townhomes here offer low-maintenance living at price points below the south Mississauga waterfront, with superior transit and walkability. The ongoing intensification and infrastructure investment in the downtown core position City Centre properties for continued long-term appreciation.