Homes For Sale in Millcroft Grove

About Millcroft Grove

Millcroft Grove is a golf-course community in Burlington set around adjacent Millcroft G&CC. Homes here are typically detached houses and townhomes, many with fairway frontage.

Golf-course buyers are buying a lifestyle: morning tee times, generous lots, and a built-in view. Every listing below sits inside the community boundary shown on the map.

The homes of Millcroft Grove

Millcroft Grove is the newer townhome community tucked against the Millcroft Golf & Country Club in north Burlington — the accessible entry point to a golf-course address that otherwise starts in the high-$1Ms. The stock is modern condo townhomes, two- and three-storey designs with attached garages, open-concept mains and finished lower levels, built in the 2010s on the last developable parcels around the club. Where Millcroft proper is executive detached homes on winding streets, the Grove is efficient, low-maintenance attached product for buyers who want the neighbourhood without the estate.

Asking prices on 2026 listings show the positioning clearly. A two-storey condo townhome at 18 Broomfield Drive was listed at $849,900 in October 2026; a three-storey end-unit townhome at 42 McGillivray Court was offered at $899,000; and a three-bedroom, three-bath townhome at 7 Saffron Court was listed at $949,900. Monthly condo fees seen in listings run roughly $350 to $450, covering the exterior maintenance and common elements that make the product lock-and-leave.

The trade is straightforward: roughly half the entry price of Millcroft detached, with a monthly fee and attached walls instead of a private lot. For first-time luxury buyers, downsizers and investors, the Grove's math works — but underwrite the condo corporation like any condo purchase, because the fee history and reserve fund decide whether the discount to Millcroft proper is real or borrowed from the future.

Amenities and daily life

The Millcroft Golf & Country Club is next door rather than wrapped around the homes — close enough for membership to be the lifestyle anchor, without the fairway-frontage premiums (or the 6:30 a.m. mowers) of the detached streets. The private 18-hole club's membership categories, initiation and dues apply equally here; confirm the current schedule with the club and decide honestly whether you'll use it before paying the golf-address premium.

Daily life runs on the same north Burlington base as Millcroft: the Millcroft Shopping Centre and surrounding plazas for groceries and services, well-regarded Halton schools nearby, and trail connections into Burlington's park system. Downtown Burlington's waterfront and GO station are about 10 minutes south. The Grove's townhome buyers tend to be younger and more commuter-oriented than the detached streets — the community's rhythm reflects that.

Location and the commute

Millcroft Grove shares Millcroft's north Burlington geography — roughly bounded by Dundas Street and Walkers Line — with Highway 403 access about 5 to 10 minutes away via Dundas or Walkers. Downtown Toronto is roughly 40 to 55 minutes off-peak, longer at rush hour; the Burlington and Aldershot GO stations are both about 10 to 15 minutes away.

For the Grove's buyer profile — professionals commuting to the GTA, Mississauga or Oakville — the location is the product as much as the home. Test the Dundas-to-403 connection at your actual travel times, and weigh the GO option honestly: many townhome buyers here are one-car or transit-flexible households, and the rail stations' 10-to-15-minute distance is the number that decides that.

Millcroft Grove market snapshot

No published market-data source for Millcroft Grove was seen this session, so the snapshot is built from October 2026 asking prices: condo townhomes from $849,900 (18 Broomfield Drive) through $899,000 (42 McGillivray Court) to $949,900 (7 Saffron Court). The band is tight — about $100,000 — reflecting the community's uniform product and young resale history.

The investment read is about the spread to Millcroft proper: the Grove trades at roughly half the detached entry price for the same postal code and school catchment, which gives it a defined buyer pool (first-time luxury, downsizers, investors) and steadier turnover than the estate streets. Pull sold comparables from within the Grove's condo corporations over the last 12 months — not from Millcroft detached — and watch the fee trend line: in young townhome communities, the first special assessment is the event that reprices the band.

Buying in Millcroft Grove: what to check

First, diligence the condo corporation. Get the status certificate, read the reserve-fund study, and confirm the fee history — roughly $350 to $450 a month in 2026 listings — plus any planned special assessments. In 2010s townhome blocks, the first major common-element cycles are approaching; a healthy reserve is what separates a well-run corporation from a fee hike waiting to happen.

Second, calibrate the golf premium. You're buying adjacency to the Millcroft Golf & Country Club, not frontage on it — price against comparable Burlington townhome communities, not against Millcroft detached, and don't pay a view premium the survey doesn't support. If the club membership is part of your plan, get the current initiation and dues in writing before you offer.

Third, think about resale competition. The Grove's strength — uniform, modern townhomes — is also its resale risk: your unit competes directly with every other unit in the corporation. Buy the best position available (end units, greenbelt or pond outlooks, extra parking), keep finishes neutral, and assume the next seller is listing the identical floor plan.

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