Clarkson Homes for Sale
South-west Mississauga's family corridor — Clarkson GO, QEW access, and the neighbourhood that bridges Lorne Park luxury with Oakville.
Clarkson is the south-west corner of Mississauga, stretching from Mississauga Road west to the Oakville border and from the QEW south to Lake Ontario. Established family-suburban housing stock, mostly 1960s–90s detached on 40–55 ft lots, with a strong infill pipeline replacing the oldest inventory with 2010+ custom rebuilds. Anchored commute-wise by Clarkson GO (Lakeshore West line), which is one of the most productive commuter stops in the 905.
Typical Clarkson detached sits $1.15M–$1.55M for 3–4 bed established inventory, with newer-build or heavily-renovated homes reaching $1.7M–$2.2M. Premium lots south of Lakeshore (closer to the water) trade $2M–$3.5M. Semi-detached runs $900K–$1.2M; freehold townhomes $850K–$1.05M. One of the more consistently-accessible detached price points in south-west Mississauga.
Listings below are every active Clarkson MLS match in the freehold family-home segment right now, from the TRREB feed.
Why buyers search Clarkson
- Clarkson GO — 25 minutes to Union, most service on the Lakeshore line
- Established 1960s–90s housing stock, mature trees
- QEW + Winston Churchill access for Oakville / 403 / Brampton
- Lake Ontario trail access along the southern edge
- $200K–$400K cheaper than equivalent Oakville family detached
Active Clarkson listings
51 active MLS listings, $1.5M and up. Updated every 15 minutes.
Why Clarkson works for family buyers
Clarkson hits a specific sweet spot that's getting rarer in the GTA: genuine family detached on conventional 40–55 ft lots, in a mature neighbourhood with established schools, within a 25-minute GO train of downtown. Port Credit is more expensive and has smaller lots. Erin Mills is cheaper but inland and farther from rail transit. Oakville's Glen Abbey or Bronte are similar character but 15–20% more expensive. For dual-income families at $1.3M–$1.7M who want rail-commute access and a real backyard, Clarkson is consistently on the shortlist.
The one thing to watch: housing-stock condition varies widely within Clarkson. A 1970s 3-bed that's been untouched since 1995 can list for $1.1M on a street where a renovated 2020-build equivalent would trade $1.7M. That gap is the opportunity if you're renovation-comfortable, and the trap if you're not. Get a proper inspection and renovation scoping done before you offer on pre-2000 Clarkson inventory.
Clarkson — frequently asked
How much does a home in Clarkson cost?
Established 3–4 bed detached homes in Clarkson typically list $1.15M–$1.55M. Renovated or newer-build inventory runs $1.7M–$2.2M. Premium south-of-Lakeshore lots reach $2M–$3.5M. Semi-detached in the area runs $900K–$1.2M; freehold townhomes $850K–$1.05M. This is one of the few Mississauga neighbourhoods where dual-income families at $1.3M–$1.5M can still find meaningful detached inventory.
How's the Clarkson commute?
Excellent. Clarkson GO is the anchor — 25 minutes to Union Station on the Lakeshore West line, with frequent peak and reasonable off-peak service. Downtown by car is 30–45 minutes off-peak via the QEW. Pearson Airport is 25 minutes via the 427. Hurontario LRT (under construction) will add an additional rapid-transit option along the Hurontario corridor when it opens.
Are Clarkson schools good?
Above-average for Peel Region. Public elementary options include Green Glade SS and Sheridan Park PS. The catchment high school is Clarkson Secondary School (English public), consistently in Peel's upper-middle tier. Catholic schools are similarly solid. The school catchment isn't Lorne Park-level top-tier, but it's firmly above the regional median.
What's the difference between Clarkson and Lorne Park?
Clarkson is mainstream family detached — 40–55 ft lots, established 1970s–90s housing stock, $1.2M–$1.8M median. Lorne Park is premier luxury — 75–150 ft lots, heavily rebuilt in 2010+, $2.5M–$4M median. They share a border and some overlapping school catchments, but they trade like different markets. Buyers typically shortlist Clarkson or Lorne Park based on budget, not preference — the two neighbourhoods are meaningfully different in character and price tier.
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