Townhouses in Cooksville, Mississauga
Browse 25 townhouse listings in the Cooksville area of Mississauga, Ontario.
67 - 601 SHORELINE DRIVE, Mississauga
11 - 435 HENSALL CIRCLE, Mississauga
About Cooksville Townhouses
Cooksville is one of Mississauga's oldest and most centrally located neighbourhoods, with roots dating back to the early 1800s when it served as a crossroads settlement at the intersection of Dundas Street and Hurontario. Today the area is undergoing a dramatic transformation driven by the Hazel McCallion LRT line along Hurontario Street, which is spurring transit-oriented development and new residential construction. Cooksville's townhouse market is among the most affordable in central Mississauga, offering both established freehold rows in quieter residential pockets and newer condo townhome projects near the transit corridor. The neighbourhood's central location means residents are equidistant from the lakefront to the south and the 401 employment corridor to the north. Cooksville attracts first-time buyers, young professionals, and investors who see the LRT as a catalyst for significant value appreciation. The area's multicultural character is reflected in a remarkably diverse food scene along Dundas and Hurontario that includes South Asian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern, and East Asian cuisine.
There are currently 25 townhouses for sale in Cooksville, with prices ranging from $359,900 to $849,000 and an average asking price of $637,372.
Transit & Commuting from Cooksville
The Hazel McCallion LRT along Hurontario Street is the transformative transit project for Cooksville, with multiple stops planned within the neighbourhood providing direct connections north to Brampton and south to Port Credit GO. Cooksville GO station on the Milton line offers weekday commuter service to Union Station. MiWay routes 1 and 2 along Dundas Street provide frequent east-west bus service. Highway 403 is accessible at the Hurontario interchange, making car-based commuting efficient in multiple directions. The neighbourhood is among the best-connected in Mississauga by any measure.
Schools Near Cooksville
T.L. Kennedy Secondary School is the neighbourhood's main public high school, offering a diverse student body and a range of programs. Cooksville Public School and Floradale Public School serve the elementary level. Father Michael Goetz Catholic Secondary School is a short distance north, and St. Hilary Catholic Elementary is within the neighbourhood. Sheridan College's Hazel McCallion Campus on the Hurontario corridor adds post-secondary options directly in the community. The proximity to UTM also benefits older students.
Parks & Recreation in Cooksville
Cooksville Creek flows through the neighbourhood, with a trail system that connects to the broader Credit River valley network. Cooksville Park and Kirwin Park offer playgrounds, sports fields, and community gathering spaces. The Mississauga Valley Community Centre, located nearby, provides indoor swimming, skating, and fitness programs. Sgt. David Fandel Park adds additional green space and recreation amenities. The neighbourhood's central location also means quick access to larger parks in Erindale and the waterfront, both within a ten-minute drive.
Shopping & Dining in Cooksville
The Dundas Street and Hurontario Street corridors form a commercial crossroads with an extraordinary diversity of small restaurants, bakeries, and specialty food shops. Cooksville is widely considered Mississauga's best neighbourhood for affordable, authentic international cuisine, with standout options in South Asian, Afghan, and Caribbean cooking. For everyday shopping, Cooksville has multiple grocery stores, pharmacies, and banks within walking distance. Square One Shopping Centre is a short bus ride or drive north, providing access to major retailers, a cinema, and a full food court.
Why Buy a Townhouse in Cooksville?
Cooksville offers the lowest townhouse prices in central Mississauga, making it an exceptional value play for buyers who want to be in the geographic heart of the city. The Hazel McCallion LRT is expected to drive significant property value increases as the line becomes operational and transit-oriented development matures. The neighbourhood's walkability to everyday services and its remarkable dining scene add lifestyle value that punch above the price point. For investors and first-time buyers alike, Cooksville represents the strongest upside potential in Mississauga's townhouse market.