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Neighborhood Overview

Sheridan, Peel

Sale : 1836559 - 4998800
Rent : 4174 - 9999
58 Houses for Sale in Sheridan
18 Houses for Rent in Sheridan

Sheridan Neighbourhood Overview

Sheridan is a spectacular place bordering river Credit in Mississauga. The Credit River, The Queen Elizabeth Way, Dundas Street, and the Town of Oakville form the western, southern, and northern boundaries of Sheridan, respectively. This tranquil residential area is next to the Credit River Valley. Some of the notable local landmarks are The Sheridan Shopping Center, Sheridan Public Library, Thornlodge Park, Sheridan Library, and Sheridan Park. The locality is equipped with exclusive community amenities and due to that factor, it becomes the best space to reside. The city features various arts events in the past and present including Shakespeare in the Park and Concert in the Park. Numerous art programs are organised in Sheridan Library, making it one of the art hubs in Canada. The city is best known for its liveliness where you can unwind and stay away from the hustle and bustle of life. In addition, it is a family-oriented community and here you may find just about every kind of property, from modest townhouses to split-level houses, ranch bungalows, and bigger detached houses, as well as some infill custom-designed homes. Wide lots with two-car garages are typical in this area. These mostly brick-sided houses were mainly constructed in the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

Buildings in Sheridan

2095 Roche Crt

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2121 Roche Crt

Sheridan, Peel

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2605 Woodchester Dr

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Liveability and Lifestyle of Sheridan

According to our sources, with a population of 17,172, Sheridan scores 77/100 on the liveability index. It has secured 27th rank in terms of neighbourhood score in Mississauga and 893rd in Ontario. Moreover, Sheridan is in the 2% club in terms of rankings. Sheridan has created a decent image in terms of offered amenities. The city is equipped with several community amenities such as educational institutions, healthcare facilities, corporate parks, business parks, malls, shopping marts, cafés and so on. In terms of crime, the city ranks well, the percentage of crime is 64% and is decreasing over time. Refer to the below-mentioned tabulated data to know more about the City of Sheridan:

Overview	Percent/ Grade
Liveability Index	77
Amenities	A+
Cost of Living	F
Crime	A+
Employment	C-
Housing	A+
School	C-

People and Culture of Sheridan

The reason behind Sheridan getting its name revolves around early pioneer Willaim Hammond. He opened a general store at Queen Elizabeth Way and Winston Churchill Boulevard. Later, the village that grew around the general store became known as Hammonsville. However, in the year 1857, the name was changed to Sheridan after the village post office was inaugurated. The story behind changing the name goes like the local Stephen Oughtred who was a blacksmith came up with this name in honour of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. He was an Irish satirist, playwright and poet. Moreover, he was also the owner of an esteemed London theatre. Refer to the tabulated data below to know more about the demographic details of Sheridan.

Visible Minority Population

Data	Percent
South Asian	26.9%
Chinese	7.7%
Black	7.2%
Arab	5.9%
Filipino	4.4%

Immigrants By Place Of Birth

Data	Percent
India	8.1%
Pakistan	5.2%
Philippines	4.5%
China	3.5%
Poland	2.8%

Note: Language isn’t a barrier here, the people of Sheridan speak both English and French.

Neighbourhood Nearby Sheridan

Sheridan is witnessing an ever-increasing influx of visitors and residents. The family and student-friendly neighbourhoods have evolved. There are multiple facilities for students, tourists and residents for leisure. The Sheridan neighbourhood features several market palaces, cafes, institutions and restaurants that serve flavoursome food.

Schools

Sheridan features some of the top-rated educational institutions. This includes:

Homelands Sr. Public School
Thorn Lodge Public School
Sheridan Park Public School
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School
Olive Grove School
Brookmede Public School
Garthwood Park Public School

Restaurants and Cafes

The neighbourhood, Sheridan is lauded with several eateries and community centres which give you an amazing dining experience. Furthermore, there are some popular eatery joints are mentioned below:

Quik Chik - Winston Churchill Blvd
Watan Kabob - Dundas
Symposium Cafe Restaurant & Lounge
Sunbeam Grill
Harvey’s
PHO BIG BOWL
Pita Pit
Burrito Boyz
Wendy’s
Pita Grill
Bumma’s Burritos

Shopping Complex

There are numerous shopping complexes in Sheridan, a few of them are mentioned below:

Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Erin Mills Town Centre
Square One Shopping Centre
Sherwood Forest Village
SmartCentres Oakville
Ceremonial Plaza
CF Sherway Gardens
Oakville Place
Central Parkway Mall

Healthcare Centres

Healthcare is one of the community amenities that is a must in any neighbourhood. Sheridan is equipped with some of the most advanced hospitals. Refer to the information below to know the details:

Credit Valley Hospital
Trillium Health Partners
Milton District Hospital
Humber River Hospital
Toronto General Hospital
West Park Healthcare Centre
Joseph Brant Hospital
Michael Garron Hospital
Toronto West Hospital
University Health Network
Hamilton General Hospital
North York General Hospital

Top Attractions & Places to Visit in Sheridan

Sheridan is an amazing place that is lauded with several tourist attractions for locals and tourists. Refer to the information below to know more:

CN Tower
Old Wagon
iFly Oakville Indoor Skydiving
Niagara Falls
Kariya Park
City Sightseeing Toronto
Oakville Lighthouse
Lake Aquitaine Park
Port Credit Lighthouse
Lions Valley Park
Hewick Meadows
Oakville Museum

Things to Do in Sheridan

Sheridan is an awe-inspiring place that has much to offer to the residents and visitors. The district features an ample amount of tourist attractions, from museums to water parks. You can indulge in the wide range of restaurants that offer mouth-watering foods, cafes that serve stress-busting coffees, museums that feature ancient antiques and so on. Here are a few activities that you can do while visiting Sheridan.

Visit the museum at the Bighorns which tells you a story of this part of the west.
Get in touch with your artistic side at SAGE Community Arts.
Unwind and get entertained at WYO Theater.
Visit the Historic Sheridan Inn.
Visit the Black Tooth Brewing Company to give yourself a treat of freshly brewed beer.
A trek to the Bighorn National Forest is highly recommended. You can take a glimpse into nature to its wildest form, and ice sports is one of the perks of this place.

Distance & Commute from Popular Locations

Brampton is just 32.9 km away from Sheridan which may take about 23 minutes to reach.
Burlington is accessible via roads as it is just 28.4 km away from Sheridan which may take about 20 minutes.
Vaughan is approximately 49.7 km away from Sheridan which may about 33 minutes.
Richmond hill is about 53.7 km away from Sheridan. It may take about 38 minutes to reach there via road.
Markam is situated 59.9 km away from Sheridan. It is well-connected via road and it may take about 38 minutes to reach Markam from Sheridan.

Popular Markets in Sheridan

Sheridan features an ample amount of marketplaces to fulfil all types of demands of the inhabitants and visitors. Such markets include unadulterated organic goods. Moreover, daily necessities can also be purchased from here such as organic and fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products and meats. Refer to the information below to know more about popular markets in Sheridan:

Popular Markets in and around Sheridan	Popularity in terms of Ratings (5 stars)
Terra Foodmart	4.0
Longo’s Winston Churchill	4.5
Galleria Supermarket	4.5
Kaf African Caribbean Market	4.1
Anora Turkish Food Market	4.6
M&M Food Market	4.3
Freshway Market	4.6
Herridege’s Farm Fresh Market	4.4
Hasty Market	3.9
Clarkson Quick Market

Sheridan Demographics

The average population density in Sheridan is relatively lower compared to other neighbouring cities. The population statistics for The Sheridan neighbourhood are given below -

Statistic	Sheridan	Mississauga	Ontario
Population	17,171	764,342	14,804,681
Population density (sq km)	2,267	2,669	15
Median age	41.5	39.9	40.9
Male/Female ratio	1.1:1	1.0:1	1.0:1
Married couples	77%	76%	71%
Families w/ kids at home	52%	55%	46%
Speak English only	88.7%	89.1%	86.1%
Speak French only	0.3%	0.1%	0.3%

Things to Do in Sheridan With Kids & Pets

Sheridan has made a decent image for being a tourist attraction. It is a family and kids-friendly place. You along with your kids can indulge in various activities at kid-fun sites. Moreover, the neighbourhood is a pet-friendly community and you can go for a walk with your fluffy furry friend on the streets of Sheridan hassle-freely. Some of the kid-friendly activities in Sheridan are as follows:

Indian Campground
Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum
Fountain of Youth RV park
Hot Springs State Park
Wind River Canyon Whitewater and fly-fishing
Cody Wyoming Adventures
Cody Trolley Tours
Buffalo Bill Dam Visitor Centre

Average Cost of Living in Sheridan

The average of the nation is 100, employed to generate the cost of living index. This neighbourhood is 6% more expensive than the national average according to the grade value of 90. The tabulated data gives you information about relevant research.

The cost of living in Sheridan is 106, which is 6% higher than the national average and around 5% less than the average in Ontario.
Sheridan, Mississauga housing is 2% lower compared to the national average.

Index	Mississauga	Ontario	National
Cost of living	106	111	100
Goods & Services	108	107	100
Groceries	100	101	100
Health care	103	103	100
Housing	98	120	100
Transportation	107	104	100
Utilities	130	119	100

Refer to the below-mentioned table to get more information on the liveability factor of Sheridan:

Average Cost of Living Index	Sheridan Mississauga
Cost of living	106
Goods & Services	108
Groceries	100
Health care	103
Housing	98
Transportation	107
Utilities	130

Real Estate Housing Market of Sheridan

The housing market in the Sheridan neighbourhood is vibrant. You can get any type of property from modest townhouses to split-level houses, ranch bungalows, and bigger detached houses, as well as some infill custom-designed homes. However, the bigger the market, the bigger will be the fluctuations. The average sale price for a property in Sheridan is subject to change depending on market conditions and valuations.

Sheridan - Location Map and Landmarks

Education
Health Care
Shopping & Recreational
Nearby Cross Streets

Mill Valley Junior School, Toronto 4.07 km
Mother Cabrini Catholic Elementary School, Toronto 4.2 km
Seneca School, Toronto 4.32 km
Hollycrest Middle School, Toronto 4.32 km
Michael Power St Joseph Catholic High School, Toronto 4.42 km
Briarcrest Junior School, Toronto 4.77 km
Silverthorn Collegiate Institute, Toronto 4.78 km
Wellesworth Junior School, Toronto 4.8 km
Nativity Of Our Lord Catholic Elementary School, Toronto 4.9 km

Queensway Health Centre, Toronto 7.58 km
Etobicoke General, Toronto 9.09 km
Mississauga, Peel 9.29 km
West Park Hospital, Toronto 11.17 km
Credit Valley, Peel 11.79 km
Runnymede Health Care Centre, Toronto 12.55 km
Brampton Civic, Peel 13.63 km
Brampton Memorial Campus, Peel 13.68 km
Humber River Regional, Toronto 14.32 km
Humber River Reg Hosp - York-Finch Site, Toronto 14.41 km

Chris'S No Frills, Toronto 4.52 km
Galati Market Fresh, Toronto 4.94 km

Eglinton Avenue West and Satellite Drive, Toronto 2.66 km

FAQ

Please refer to our website, www.squareyards.ca to learn about the average home price in Sheridan.

Please refer to our website, www.squareyards.ca to learn about the rental home price in Sheridan.

Some of the nearby neighbourhoods in Sheridan include Brampton, Burlington, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham and so on. All of these neighbourhoods are accessible via roadways. They are well connected with road networks that provide seamless connectivity.

Please refer to our website, www.squareyards.ca to know more about the number of houses up for sale in Sheridan.

As per the Real Estate MLS statistics, properties in the Sheridan neighbourhood stay on the market for a few months. The rental market in the Sheridan neighbourhood is doing exceptionally well as the district emphasises family and student accommodation.

The Sheridan neighbourhood ranks well on the list of neighbourhoods and secures 27th rank in terms of the livability index