Brampton, Ontario · TRREB community: Fletcher's Meadow
Fletcher's Meadow is a 951-hectare community in northwest Brampton, bounded by Wanless Drive to the north, Bovaird Drive West to the south, McLaughlin Road to the east and Creditview Road to the west. It is freehold-dominant and built mainly in the early 2000s — 55% of homes date from 2001 to 2005, and 68% are single-detached with essentially no condo apartment stock.
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Fletcher's Meadow SS is a grade 9–12 school with an enrolment near 1,460. It offers Core French and university-level French but does not run French Immersion, and it carries two Specialist High Skills Majors: Construction, and Hospitality and Tourism. It also runs a five-level ESL programme.
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| Type | Sales | Average price | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detached | 54 | $970,000 | $959,000 |
| Semi-detached | 26 | $789,000 | $775,000 |
| Att/Row/Townhouse | 3 | $762,000 | $735,000 |
Q1 2026. Source: TRREB Community Housing Market Report — Peel: Brampton, Q1 2026. TRREB suppresses figures where a community records two or fewer transactions, so some types will not appear. Updated August 2026.
| North | Wanless Drive |
| South | CNR mainline / Bovaird Drive West (formerly Highway 7) |
| East | McLaughlin Road |
| West | Creditview Road, extending west around Mount Pleasant GO Station |
Source: City of Brampton Secondary Plan Area 44, Fletcher's Meadow — approximately 951 hectares (2,350 acres) Municipal planning boundaries and TRREB's MLS community boundaries are drawn separately and do not always match at the edges.
Fletcher's Meadow is one of Brampton's largest communities by household count — roughly 15,920 households at an average size of four to five people. It was farmland into the 1970s and built out in earnest in the first half of the 2000s: 55% of the housing stock dates from 2001 to 2005, with infill continuing to 2016.
The mix is 68% single-detached and 17% semi-detached, with 57% of homes at four or more bedrooms and 91% owner-occupied. Secondary sources describe typical product as brick, double-garage, on frontages in the 30 to 50 foot range — treat those frontage figures as a guide and confirm against the actual listing.
There is effectively no apartment market here. TRREB's Q4 2024 Brampton community report recorded zero condo townhouse and zero condo apartment sales in Fletcher's Meadow that quarter. Secondary Plan Area 44 does permit medium and high density at up to 124 units per hectare, so future infill is possible, but the neighbourhood as built is low-rise freehold.
The practical implication of a 2001–2005 build era: most homes are now 20 to 25 years old, which is exactly when roofs, furnaces, air conditioners and windows come due. That is an inspection priority and a negotiating lever, not a defect — but it is the single biggest difference between buying here and buying in Credit Valley or Northwest Brampton.
| Mount Pleasant GO | Kitchener line, at Bovaird Drive and Ashby Field Drive, inside the western edge of the plan area. 1,486 parking spaces. Roughly 50 to 60 minutes to Union depending on the train. |
| Brampton Transit | Routes 3 McLaughlin, 4 Chinguacousy, 5 Bovaird, 23 Sandalwood, 24 Van Kirk, 26 Mount Pleasant, 27 Robert Parkinson, 28 Wanless and 29 Williams, plus 505 Züm Bovaird on the south boundary. |
| Coming | 504 Züm Chinguacousy BRT is under construction along Chinguacousy Road — the neighbourhood's main north–south spine — running to Sandalwood Parkway with 18 stops and new cycling infrastructure. Launches with the Hurontario LRT; no confirmed date. |
| Highways | Highway 410 east via Bovaird Drive or Sandalwood Parkway; Highway 407 south via Mississauga Road or Hurontario; Highway 401 via the 410. Highway 413 construction began August 2025 with planned interchanges at Chinguacousy Road, Bovaird Drive and Mayfield Road — immediately north of the Wanless Drive boundary. |
| Pearson | Route 115 Pearson Airport Express, or 505 Züm Bovaird to Viscount Station and the Terminal Link train. |
| Cassie Campbell Community Centre | 1050 Sandalwood Parkway West — two ice rinks, two pools (lap and leisure, both wheelchair accessible), fitness centre, indoor track, gymnasium, dance studio, hot tub and sauna. Outdoors: basketball, spray pad, BMX and skate park, tennis, cricket pitch and field hockey pitch. Open 5:30am to 11pm weekdays. |
| Creditview Sandalwood Park | 10510 Creditview Road — a 100-acre park opened in spring 2018, containing the Creditview Activity Hub, described by the City as Ontario's first fully AODA-compliant activity hub. A full-size lit senior cricket field with two pavilions opened in summer 2025. |
| Library | Mount Pleasant Village Branch, 100 Commuter Drive, housed in a reconstructed historic railway station. Cyril Clark Branch at 20 Loafer's Lake Lane serves the northeast side. |
| Health | No hospital inside the community. Peel Memorial Centre (20 Lynch Street) for urgent care; Brampton Civic Hospital on Bovaird Drive East for emergency. |
| Parks overall | 20 parks with 64 recreational facilities, including 20 playgrounds, 11 basketball courts and 5 trails. |
Brampton's Residential Rental Licensing programme went city-wide on January 1, 2026, covering rental properties with one to four units. Applications are free but require an online education module and proof of at least $2 million in liability insurance.
Operating without a licence carries escalating fines — $750 for a first offence, $1,250 for a second, $1,500 after that. Separately from licensing, a basement apartment must be a legally registered second unit meeting the Ontario Building Code and Fire Code: ceiling height, egress windows, fire separation and interconnected alarms are the usual failure points in older stock.
"Finished basement with a kitchen" and "legal registered second unit" are not the same thing, and only one of them is financeable as income and insurable as a rental. Ask for the registration, not the renovation photos.
Source: City of Brampton — Residential Rental Licensing expanded city-wide. Confirm current requirements with the City.
City of Brampton Secondary Plan Area 44 covers roughly 951 hectares between Wanless Drive to the north, the CNR mainline and Bovaird Drive West to the south, McLaughlin Road to the east and Creditview Road to the west, with an extension around Mount Pleasant GO Station. Chinguacousy Road runs through the middle as the main spine.
About 55% of the stock was built between 2001 and 2005, so most homes are 20 to 25 years old. Roofs, furnaces, air conditioning and windows are at or near first-replacement age. Make these an inspection priority — they are normal for the vintage, and they are negotiable.
Essentially none. TRREB recorded zero condo townhouse and zero condo apartment sales in the community in Q4 2024, and the stock is 68% detached and 17% semi-detached. The secondary plan does permit higher density up to 124 units per hectare, so future infill is possible, but today this is a freehold neighbourhood.
Cassie Campbell Community Centre at 1050 Sandalwood Parkway West — two ice rinks, two pools, a fitness centre, indoor track, gymnasium and dance studio, plus outdoor basketball, a spray pad, BMX and skate park, tennis, a cricket pitch and a field hockey pitch. Creditview Sandalwood Park adds 100 acres and a lit senior cricket field opened in 2025.
Yes. The 504 Züm Chinguacousy bus rapid transit route is under construction along Chinguacousy Road, running north to Sandalwood Parkway with 18 stops and new cycling infrastructure. It is scheduled to launch alongside the Hurontario LRT, and no firm opening date has been published. Mount Pleasant GO already anchors the west side.
The Province confirmed construction starting in August 2025. The route arcs around Brampton's west and north edge with interchanges planned at Chinguacousy Road, Bovaird Drive and Mayfield Road — north of Wanless Drive, which is Fletcher's Meadow's northern boundary. Expect it to cut drive times, and expect proximity to matter more for the northernmost streets than the rest.
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