Townhouses in Lakeview, Mississauga
Browse 36 townhouse listings in the Lakeview area of Mississauga, Ontario. Including 2 freehold and 34 condo townhouses.
230 - 1062 DOUGLAS MCCURDY COMMON N, Mississauga
4 - 1131 HAIG BOULEVARD, Mississauga
About Lakeview Townhouses
Lakeview is a southeast Mississauga waterfront neighbourhood undergoing one of the most ambitious revitalization projects in the GTA: the Lakeview Village development on the former Ontario Power Generation site. This 177-acre mixed-use community will add thousands of residential units, commercial spaces, parks, and a waterfront promenade, fundamentally transforming the neighbourhood over the coming decade. The existing Lakeview community is a mix of older post-war homes and townhouses with a working-class heritage rooted in the area's industrial past. Current townhouse options range from affordable older freehold rows to new infill projects positioned to capitalize on the waterfront transformation. Lakeview's location along the Lake Ontario shoreline provides waterfront access that is increasingly rare in the GTA, and the neighbourhood's flat topography and grid street pattern give it a walkable, accessible layout. For buyers with a medium-term investment horizon, Lakeview represents one of the most compelling value opportunities in Mississauga, combining current affordability with the substantial upside potential of the Lakeview Village development and associated infrastructure improvements.
There are currently 36 townhouses for sale in Lakeview, with prices ranging from $599,000 to $1,488,000 and an average asking price of $863,746. Of these, 2 are freehold and 34 are condo townhouses.
Transit & Commuting from Lakeview
MiWay routes along Lakeshore Road and Dixie Road connect Lakeview to the broader transit network. The Long Branch GO station on the Lakeshore West line is accessible to the east, providing commuter rail service to Union Station. Bus connections to the Kipling and Islington subway stations provide additional TTC access. The planned Lakeview Village development includes provisions for enhanced transit service, potentially including a new transit hub. The QEW is accessible via Dixie Road, providing highway connections east and west. Cycling infrastructure along the Waterfront Trail connects Lakeview to Port Credit and points beyond.
Schools Near Lakeview
Allan A. Martin Senior Public School and Lakeview Public School serve the neighbourhood's elementary students. Cawthra Park Secondary School, known for its Regional Arts Programme, is one of the most distinctive high schools in the Peel board. Philip Pocock Catholic Secondary School provides a Catholic high school option. The Lakeview Village development is expected to include new school facilities to serve the growing population. Cawthra Park's arts focus brings students from across Mississauga, adding cultural richness to the neighbourhood.
Parks & Recreation in Lakeview
The Lakeview waterfront provides the neighbourhood's primary recreational asset, with shoreline access, fishing, and views across Lake Ontario. Lakefront Promenade Park features a marina, sandy beach, picnic areas, and a playground. The Waterfront Trail runs through Lakeview, connecting cyclists and pedestrians to the broader lakefront trail system. The planned Lakeview Village development will include over 55 acres of new parkland, including a major waterfront park, making Lakeview one of the greenest neighbourhoods in the city. The Jim Chicken Murray Skatepark and Arsenal Lands are local recreational landmarks.
Shopping & Dining in Lakeview
Lakeshore Road is Lakeview's main commercial strip, with local shops, restaurants, and everyday services. The dining scene includes a mix of casual eateries and neighbourhood pubs. For broader shopping, Dixie Road's commercial corridor is nearby, and Square One is about a fifteen-minute drive. Port Credit's dining and entertainment strip is accessible to the west along Lakeshore Road. The Lakeview Village development will add significant commercial retail and dining space, including plans for a waterfront promenade with restaurants and shops that will dramatically expand local options over the coming years.
Why Buy a Townhouse in Lakeview?
Lakeview represents Mississauga's most significant revitalization story, and buying a townhouse here now means getting in ahead of the transformation curve. The Lakeview Village development will bring new parks, transit, shopping, and thousands of new residents to the area, driving demand and property values upward. Current prices reflect the neighbourhood's existing condition rather than its future potential, creating a window of opportunity. Waterfront access, the Waterfront Trail, and Cawthra Park Secondary's arts programme add lifestyle value. For buyers willing to invest in a neighbourhood's future, Lakeview offers the strongest upside potential in Mississauga.