Cooksville Real Estate

Located in South Central Mississauga, just south of Mississauga City Centre, Cooksville is a diverse, urban neighbourhood with a long history in Mississauga’s early development. Cooksville’s many high density homes tend to be more affordable than other Mississauga neighbourhoods, appealing to new immigrants and young families, while older family homes offer a sense of peace and seclusion from the city life. Many of Mississauga’s major amenities, parks and walking trails are also a short distance away, giving Cooksville a unique and affordable atmosphere.

About the Neighbourhood

Cooksville is roughly bounded by Mavis Road in the west, the CN railway in the north, Cawthra Road in the east, and the QEW in the south. Although Cooksville contains a large number of apartment buildings and condos, there are also many family homes with good sized lots and townhomes in the Huron Park, Gordon Woods, and Clay Hill areas. 63% of homes in Clarkson are 27 years old or older; 28% are under 26 years old.

Condo apartments in Cooksville, located mainly in the neighbourhood’s core, range from $179,000 to $285,000. Condo townhomes range from $199,000 to $490,000, and are most common in the Clay Hill area. Click HERE to see all available condominiums in Cooksville. Semi-detached homes range from $469,000 to $619,000 and can be found throughout Cooksville. Detached homes are most common in the Gordon Woods area, and range from $417,000 to $2.7 million. To see single family homes currently available, click HERE.

About the Community

Cooksville is conveniently located close to the QEW. The area is well connected to public transportation, with Mississauga Transit serving the area and providing access both locally and throughout Mississauga. Go Transit provides regular commuter service at the Cooksville Go Station along the Milton train line.

Cooksville is only a short drive or bus ride away from Mississauga’s City Centre, providing residents easy access to the area’s many amenities, including Square One Shopping Centre and the Mississauga Civic Centre. In accordance with the area’s cultural diversity, a great many restaurants, shopping venues, and services can be found in Cooksville that cater to various cultures. The Trillium Health Centre is also located in Cooksville, at the intersection of the Queensway W and Hurontario St. Somewhat of a more urban neighbourhood than most others in Mississauga, residents of Cooksville can still enjoy the surrounding green spaces of Gordon Woods and Huron Park. Huron Park Recreation Centre, just west of Cooksville, offers a number of recreational and fitness activities, with access to a swimming pool, sports leagues, a skating rink, and more.

Schools in Cooksville

Public elementary education in Cooksville is provided by Camilla Road Sr. Public School, Cashmere Public School, Corsair Public School, Floradale Public School, Clifton Public School, Queen Elizabeth Sr. Public School, and Munden Park Public School. Cawthra Park Secondary School and T.L. Kennedy Secondary School are Cooksville's high schools. Visit peelschools.org for more information. Catholic elementary schools serving Cooksville include Mary Fix Catholic School, Metropolitan Andrei Separate School, St. Catherine of Siena Separate School, and St. Timothy Separate School. Father Michael Goetz Secondary School is Cooksville’s Catholic high school.

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