Lorne Park Homes for Sale
Mississauga's premier luxury detached neighbourhood — mature estate streets, large lots, and the city's strongest hold-value segment.
Lorne Park is the address that settles arguments about Mississauga's luxury corner. A half-square-mile of mature-canopy streets between Mississauga Road and the QEW, south of Truscott, where lot frontages run 75–150 ft, every other house is a 2015+ custom rebuild, and the original 1950s–70s estate stock has nearly all been land-banked for teardown. If you're buying detached in Mississauga over $3M, Lorne Park or Mineola are the two addresses you're looking at.
Typical Lorne Park detached at the $1.5M+ tier starts around $1.6M–$2M for the handful of smaller-lot original-owner homes that come up each year, sits most commonly at $2.5M–$4M for well-renovated 4-bed family inventory on 60–80 ft lots, and reaches $5M–$8M+ for 2018+ custom builds on premium 100+ ft lots. A small number of landmark ravine-frontage properties clear $10M when they come available.
Listings below are every active Lorne Park MLS property at the $1.5M+ tier right now, pulled live from the TRREB feed.
Why buyers search Lorne Park
- 75–150 ft lot frontages — rare in Mississauga
- Mature tree canopy — many streets are 60+ years old
- Closest luxury detached to downtown Toronto (QEW + GO combined)
- Port Credit village amenities 5 minutes south
- Historically one of the strongest-held-value 905 luxury segments
Active Lorne Park listings
63 active MLS listings, $1.5M and up. Updated every 15 minutes.
Why Lorne Park prices hold firm
Three structural reasons. One: lot supply. Lorne Park's boundaries are fixed — there's no greenfield expansion, no new subdivision creating competing inventory. The ~1,200 homes in the neighbourhood are the entire permanent supply. Two: teardown dynamics. The 1950s–70s original housing stock has been progressively replaced by 2010+ custom rebuilds, so the neighbourhood's average home has been getting newer and more expensive for twenty years. Three: buyer profile. Lorne Park buyers are typically established high-income professionals or business owners — long-hold, low-turnover, low-distress-sale. The result is steady appreciation and very few forced-sale comps to pull the market down.
For buyers, that means two things. First, you're rarely getting a deal in Lorne Park — the neighbourhood prices discipline on both directions, so you pay close to market. Second, once you're in, you tend to stay in. Long-hold owner-occupiers are the standard Lorne Park profile, and if you think 10+ year hold, the math has historically worked out well.
Lorne Park — frequently asked
How much does a home in Lorne Park cost?
Entry-level Lorne Park (smaller 50–60 ft lot, original-owner 1960s–70s home) lists around $1.6M–$2M. Renovated or rebuilt 4-bed family inventory on 60–80 ft lots is the bulk of the market at $2.5M–$4M. Newer 2018+ custom builds on premium 100+ ft lots run $5M–$8M. Ravine-frontage or landmark properties reach $10M+. Lorne Park consistently sits in Mississauga's top luxury tier alongside Mineola and direct-lakefront Port Credit.
Is Lorne Park the same as Clarkson?
No — they're adjacent but quite different markets. Lorne Park is the luxury-established corner, mostly detached, 75–150 ft lots, $2M+ median. Clarkson is mainstream family detached, 40–55 ft lots, $1.2M–$1.8M median. They share a border along Truscott Road but trade like different cities.
Are Lorne Park schools good?
Among the strongest in Peel Region. Public elementary options include Hillcrest PS and Whiteoaks PS, both consistently top-decile EQAO. The catchment high school is Lorne Park Secondary School (English public), one of the most sought-after public secondaries in the GTA. Catholic schools are similarly above-average. This is one of the specific reasons Lorne Park pricing stays firm — school catchment lock-in is a meaningful driver.
What's the commute from Lorne Park?
Excellent. Clarkson GO station is 5 minutes by car — Union Station 25–30 minutes via the Lakeshore West line at peak frequency. Direct QEW + Gardiner drive to downtown is 30–40 minutes off-peak. Pearson Airport is 20 minutes. This is one of the few luxury 905 neighbourhoods with genuinely practical GO-rail access as a primary commute.
How does Lorne Park compare to Kleinburg?
Two different luxury flavours. Lorne Park is walkable-suburban luxury with proximity to Lake Ontario and the best commute. Kleinburg is quasi-rural luxury with larger lots and the village-estate character. Both trade $2.5M–$5M median for family-home inventory. Lorne Park works better for downtown-oriented professionals; Kleinburg works better for buyers prioritising acreage feel and a quieter street.
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