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Longmoor Terrace Apartments
4067 Longmoor Drive, Burlington, ON, L7L 1X4
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4067 Longmoor Drive, Burlington, ON, L7L 1X4
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
(905) 639-1346
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Location
Walk Score 53%. Transit Score 45%. 
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Longmoor Terrace Apartments4067 Longmoor Drive, Burlington, ON$2,260 - $2,6101 Bedroom - 3 Bedroom -
Building Details
Building Details
These well-kept apartments for rent in Burlington in the heart of a mature residential neighbourhood are well-sought-after.
- Newly renovated corridors
- Beautifully landscaped grounds
- Lockers available for $25 per month
- Party room
- Male/Female exercise rooms and saunas
- On-site professional and friendly staff
- Modern laundry facilities
- Elevator
- Pets welcome
- Indoor, outdoor, and visitors parking available
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Neighbourhood
Get to Know the Neighbourhood
Conveniently located south of the QEW, east of Walker’s Line and north of New Street, Longmoor Terrace Apartments is within walking distance of the Eastway Plaza and 10 minutes to downtown.
- 10-minutes to downtown Burlington & Joseph Brant Hospital
- Appleby and Fairview GO Station are easily accessible
- Bus Stop at the corner
- 5-minutes to QEW, 403 & 407
- Close to Burlington Mall, and other ‘big box’ retailers
- 5-minute drive to Spencer Smith Park
- Indoor and outdoor pools nearby
- Grocery stores nearby include: Marilu’s Market
- Close to Restaurants including Ye Olde Squire, Tim Horton and The Sly Fox
- Nearby schools include Lord Elgin Public School, Nelson High School, and St. Rapheal’s
Burlington, Greater Toronto Area (GTA), ON
Burlington is a surburban city in the Halton Region of the Greater Toronto Area, and is located less than an hour away from both Toronto & Niagara Falls. Burlington is at the western end of the Greater Toronto Area along the shores of Lake Ontario. Burlington provides the advantages of a well-serviced urban centre, but with a small-town ambiance. Many summer festivals: Ribfest, and the Burlington Sound of Music Festival. There so much to do: Explore the Royal Botanical Gardens, one of North America’s largest gardens, or take a stroll on the Brant Street Pier in the beautiful waterfront Spencer Smith Park – home to Ribfest and the Sound of Music Festival, Canada Day, Children’s Festival and Lakeside Festival of Lights. The area has a robust industrial economy with automotive, manufacturing and food-processing sectors well represented.
Explore BurlingtonNearby:
Schools:
- McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business
- Two main area school boards: Halton District School Board, the Halton Catholic District School Board
Transportation:
- Burlington Transit, the public transport provider in the city, provides service on a transportation grid centred on three commuter GO Train stations: Appleby, Burlington and Aldershot.
- Highways 403, QEW, 407 ETR
Points of Interest:
- Royal Botanical Gardens, Art Gallery of Burlington
- Joseph Brant Hospital
- Spencer Smith Park, the Brant Street Pier
Shopping & Dining:
- Shopping centres: Burlington Centre , Village Square and Mapleview Centre
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What do I love about my Capreit community? It's down to either my huge living room with beautiful original finishes, the amazing skyline view from the building's park, or the historical grounds and mansion.
Britney