Neighborhood
Aldershot
A green, low-density neighborhood on Burlington's western edge, bordered by the Royal Botanical Gardens, Cootes Paradise, and Hamilton Harbour.
Lifestyle
Quiet, green, and nature-oriented, with larger lots and easy access to both Burlington and Hamilton.
Aldershot sits at the western gateway to Burlington, where the city meets the Royal Botanical Gardens and Cootes Paradise marsh. It’s one of the greener, lower-density parts of Burlington, with larger lots than you’ll typically find closer to the downtown core.
Living in Aldershot
Aldershot’s housing stock leans toward larger bungalows and executive two-storey homes on generous lots, with pockets of newer townhome development near the GO station. The neighborhood appeals to buyers who want quick highway and rail access without giving up green space.
Exploring Aldershot
Whether you’re commuting into Hamilton or Toronto, Aldershot’s GO access and natural surroundings are a draw. See current Burlington listings or request a home valuation if you’re considering selling in Aldershot.
Highlights
- Borders the Royal Botanical Gardens and Cootes Paradise
- Aldershot GO station on the Lakeshore West line
- Larger lots than much of central Burlington
- Quick access to Highway 403 and the Skyway bridge
Aldershot at a glance
- Price range
- $900,000 – $1.8M
- City
- Burlington
Housing types
- Detached bungalows
- Executive two-storey homes
- Some townhome developments near the GO station
Active listings in Burlington
All active listings
Frequently asked questions
Is Aldershot a good area for nature lovers?
Yes — Aldershot borders the Royal Botanical Gardens and Cootes Paradise, with direct access to trails, marshland, and green space that's harder to find elsewhere in Burlington.
What is the commute like from Aldershot?
Aldershot has its own GO station on the Lakeshore West line, plus quick access to Highway 403 and the Burlington Skyway, making it convenient for commuters to Hamilton or Toronto.
What types of homes will I find in Aldershot?
Aldershot is mostly detached bungalows and executive two-storey homes on larger lots, with some newer townhome developments near the GO station.
Is Aldershot part of Burlington or Hamilton?
Aldershot is a Burlington neighborhood, sitting at the city's western edge where it borders Hamilton — giving residents easy access to amenities in both cities.
How do Aldershot prices compare to the rest of Burlington?
Aldershot's larger lots and green-space access typically put it in the $900,000–$1.8M range, broadly comparable to other established Burlington neighborhoods but with more land per dollar than the downtown core.
Curious what's available in Aldershot?
I can put together a shortlist of homes that match what you're looking for, on or off market.