Brentwood, Simcoe

Brentwood is a township in Simcoe County, Canada. It is located in the southwestern part of Ontario, near the beautiful Lake Erie. Simcoe is situated at the junction of Highway 3 and Highway 24. It has a humid continental climate. The neighbourhood is dotted with quaint shops and well-established parks. It has many landmarks of historic significance to the Canadian people who died in overseas conflicts, like the Norfolk County Memorial tower.

The liveability of the Brentwood neighbourhood is high with respect to other parts of Canada and Ontario. The housing in the place has a higher grade of A+, and the cost of living does not seem too high. The crime rate in the neighbourhood has decreased by 42% and is rated as A+. This is another aspect which makes the neighbourhood of Brentwood more compelling for residents.

The median income of the people of Brentwood is pretty high in comparison to Ontario. However, the income is low in comparison to Brampton. The unemployment rate in the place is very low. The labour participation of Brentwood is 66.8%. Maximum people of Brentwood (94.6%) speak English, and only 0.01% people speak French.

The neighbourhood offers all necessary amenities and facilities to its residents. From educational institutions and healthcare centres to restaurants and shopping centres, everything is available at the fingertips of those who stay in this community.

Schools

There are some schools in the area that offer residents of Brentwood a high-quality education. The following list of schools' names is provided:

• New Lowell Central Public School
• Nottawasaga Pines Secondary School
• Angus Morrison Elementary School

Restaurants

Many upscale businesses are located close to Brentwood, which is also a very posh area. The following is a list of some of the popular restaurants in the neighbourhood:

• The Shire
• Barrel Restaurant
• The Combine
• Simcoe Arms
• Bey's Chip Wagon
• The Highway Restaurant
• Authentic Taste of Latin
• Boston's Pizza

Shopping Mall

In addition to these, a few shopping centres and their proximity make it convenient for the nearby residents to obtain the goods and services they require. The names of these are as follows:

• Simcoe Town Centre
• Simcoe Mall
• Ardene
• Giant Tiger

Hospitals

Numerous medical facilities have also been built in the Brentwood neighbourhood. These facilities are in charge of handling local residents' health and medical-related issues. Some of the healthcare centres in the neighbourhood are:  

• Norfolk General Hospital
• Southlake Regional Health Centre

There are multiple attractions and other popular destinations in the Brentwood neighbourhood. These include a major shopping mall, parks, and more. The area is always bustling with activities and things to do.

Wellington Park

Wellington Park conducts amazing art and crafts exhibitions, festivals, and celebrations. In the summertime, many people gather here for the Lynn River Music and Arts Festival. Winters are fun, filled with the Christmas Panorama, where Christmas decorations and lights fill up the whole park. The park has a well-designed bridge going across the water, leading a path to a lighthouse next to the lake. It is called the Veterans Memorial Bell Tower, and during special events, one can hear carillons chiming. Even when there isn’t an occasion, it is a lush, tranquil park to stroll around and relax.

Simcoe County Trail Brentwood Tract

It is a 4.0 km trail, setting up an example of a man-made plantation forest. From the Brentwood Trail, you can head onto the Ganaraska Trail for an exotic trail marked with white pallet paint shining on trees. If you are into geocaching, you'll find one halfway along this trail. It has a wide variety of ravines with comfortable grades for walking and hiking, and snowshoeing all year round. This area serves as a favourite spot for other trailers, like motorcycle riders.

Norfolk Arts Centre

It is a heritage building designed in a traditional artistic style. An array of art and craft pieces designed by local artists are displayed here. It showcases the rich cultural heritage and history of the region. There are plenty of high-end restaurants and luxurious gift boutiques nearby.

War Memorial Carillon Tower

This is a picturesque and well-built limestone bell tower, 60 feet in height. It was built in 1925 to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in World War II. There are numerous heavy bells played on special occasions here. The tower is maintained by the Norfolk tourism department.

Residents will never run out of things to do in Brentwood. The area is famous for its shopping centres and also for its lush greenery and well-planned parks. There are tons of activities available here for locals and tourists alike.

Beer Tasting at New Limburg Beer Co

A must-visit brewery with a wide range of beer options. You can spend quality time with family and friends while you relish delicious pizzas, wine, and Belgian beer. It is a perfect location for fine dining during Christmas. The entire place is well-lit, vibrant, and trendy. It has a European flair in terms of ambience.

Go Hiking and Picnicking in Brentwood Tract

A popular hiking region in Canada. Large green meadows and vibrant scenic beauty make this countryside trail an exhilarating experience. Options for bike hiking are also available. You can walk, hike, or cycle across the Brentwood track heading over to the Ganaraska trail.

Go Shopping at Capitol Arts Market

There are many brilliant works by local artists on display at the Capitol Arts Market. It hosts a wide range of goods- from pottery to paintings. You can also register yourself for creative classes here. They host many exciting activities like in-house painting and craft-making workshops.

Many nearby locations are accessible for those who stay in Brentwood. Some of them are given below for your perusal:

• Brantford Railway Station is the nearby railway station of Brentwood, Simcoe, which is 42.2 km away.
• Simcoe Dennison Field Airport is located 3.7 km away from Simcoe
• Wyndham Simcoe is a place near Brentwood, which is a great place for restaurants and food places.

There are numerous popular local markets in Brentwood, offering everything from daily essentials to other necessities. From food markets and other stores to supermarkets, there are plenty of options nearby for its residents.

Brentwood Farmer's Market

The Brentwood Farmers' Market is open from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday year-round. The market features local and organic-grown seasonal fruits, vegetables, baked goods, gourmet food items, farm fresh eggs, honey, live music, family fun, and entertainment. There is enough parking space in the downtown area. However, one needs to keep in mind that pets are not allowed at the Brentwood Farmers market.

Simcoe Town Centre

This is a high-end mall with a tinge of rustic infrastructure. It has cobblestone flooring from the 80s. You can shop at a wide range of retail shops and grocery outlets. There is a gaming zone for kids' rides, and the food court offers a vast range of menus. Some of the renowned stores here are Ardene, Bubbles Coin Laundry, Dollar Stop, and Giant Tiger.

Capitol Arts Market

This is an antique and collectible market with a tinge of artistic flair. You can choose from a wide range of unique gift ideas. Most of the goods represent the art and culture of Norfolk.

The demographic character of Brentwood comprises good diversification. The neighbourhood's demographics and associated data and services are as follows:

The variety of amusements available to browse at the Funnery Play Park and Cafe is amazing when you visit there with your kids. There are numerous fun games, activity centres, and fun zones here. You can visit the Capitol Art Market or the Norfolk Arts Centre with your kids to take a quick stroll into the world of art, culture, heritage, and history of Brentwood, Simcoe, and neighbouring localities. You can go for outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, picnicking, and snowshoeing in the Simcoe County Brentwood Tract. Your pets can accompany you on a walk or a picnic. You can take your pets to the Long Point Provincial park or the Hometown Brew Company, which are within close range of Simcoe county for fun activities.

The cost of living in Brentwood is not very high. The following table will give you a good idea of the cost of living in the neighbourhood in terms of the affordability of various amenities.

The median listing price in Brentwood, Clearview, is $741K, and the typical price per square foot is $741,488. Properties here typically stay on the market for 43 days on average. There are a number of condominium townhouses, detached bungalows, townhouses, semi-detached homes, and more available. Apartments of various kinds are also available here. In general, prices fall between $1.2M and $745K. Multiple Brentwood houses are available for buyers. The Brentwood real estate market is a thriving one.