111 - 5030 HEATHERLEIGH AVENUE, Mississauga
$749,800
Townhouse for Sale in East Credit, Ontario
About This Property
Beautiful, Bright 3 Bedroom Townhouse Located In Central Mississauga. Welcome To This Well-Maintained, Professionally Cleaned,Owner Occupied Home. Pull Up To The Beautiful Brick Townhouse Featuring A Built-In Garage & Private Parking Spot On the Driveway. Step Into The Spacious Raised Open Concept Living Area With Laminate Flooring And California Shutters Across The Front Windows, Allowing For Adjustable Natural Light. Open To The Dining- Great For Hosting- A New Dining Light Fixture Makes Entertaining Easy And Inviting.The Kitchen Features Stainless Steel Appliances, Stone Countertops, Tiled Flooring, And An Adorable Window Above The Sink. Enjoy Space For An Eat-In Breakfast Area With A Juliette Balcony Overlooking Greenspace. A Convenient 2 Piece Bathroom On This Floor Is Perfect For Guests.Upstairs Offers A Bright Second Level With 3 Bedrooms, New Light Fixtures, California Shutters, And Mature Trees Providing Excellent Privacy Throughout. The Bathroom Features A Matching Vanity, Shower, And Convenient Semi- Ensuite 2 Way Entry. The Lower Level Is Freshly Painted And Offers Excellent Work From Home Space With Bright Pot Lights And A Walkout To The Backyard, Perfect For Enjoying Warm Weather. Direct Garage Access Adds Convenience For All Seasons. Amazing Location Close To Everything You Could Need: Hwy 403 & 401, Grocery Stores, Shops, Restaurants, Schools, Parks, Square One, And Transit Are All Just Minutes Away. Perfect For A First-Time Buyer Or Growing Family. Low Maintenance Fees And A Well-Maintained Complex With Plenty Of Visitor Parking Complete This Fantastic Opportunity. (42866013)
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About East Credit, Mississauga
East Credit is a quiet, nature-oriented residential neighbourhood in central-west Mississauga that takes its name from its location along the east bank of the Credit River valley. Developed primarily in the 1980s and 1990s, the area features curving residential streets lined with mature trees and backing onto the ravine system that follows the Credit River. East Credit has a distinctly suburban character with a focus on family living, green space, and proximity to good schools. The townhouse market here is predominantly freehold, with well-built rows that offer generous square footage and private backyards, often with ravine or conservation-area views. East Credit appeals to buyers who prioritize a natural setting and a peaceful residential environment over urban convenience and transit access. The neighbourhood sits between the Erin Mills and Creditview areas, giving residents access to the commercial amenities of both while maintaining its own tranquil residential identity. For families seeking a safe, green, and established community, East Credit is a compelling choice.
Transit
East Credit is primarily car-dependent, which is typical for Mississauga's western residential pockets. MiWay routes along Erin Mills Parkway and Eglinton Avenue provide bus connections to Square One and the City Centre transit terminal. The Erindale GO station on the Milton line is the nearest commuter rail option, located a short drive to the southeast. Highway 403 is accessible via Erin Mills Parkway, providing connections to the QEW southbound and Highway 401 via transfers. Highway 407 is accessible to the north for toll-road commuters.
Schools
East Credit falls within the catchments of some of Mississauga's best schools. John Fraser Secondary School is the primary public high school, well-known for its academic rigour and extracurricular offerings. The Woodlands of Mississauga Secondary is also accessible. Elementary schools including Sawmill Valley and Credit Woodlands Public Schools are well-regarded. Catholic families have access to St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary and multiple Catholic elementary schools. The quality of the school catchment is a defining draw for families choosing East Credit.
