#606 - 5250 Lakeshore Road, Burlington

#606 - 5250 Lakeshore Road Burlington, ON

Harvey & McCreery

360 Pearl Street Exterior

“If there is magic on this planet, it’s contained in water.”

- Loren Eiseley

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Living Room & Family Room

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Balcony and Lake Views

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Dining Room & Kitchen

Master Bedroom & Ensuite

Second Bedroom & Main Bathroom

Building Amenities

Lake Ontario Views

“I love views that make me realize most of my problems aren’t that big of a deal.”

- Anthony Gucciardi

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Suite #606 9

Floor Plan

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Balcony 12' x 10'

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Family Room

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13'1" x 9'9" Ceiling: 8'9"

Bedroom Ceiling: 8'9"

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17'2" x 12'5"

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Living Room 21'5" x 11'7"

Ceiling: 8'9"

Ceiling: 8'9"

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Linen

11'11" x 11'

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Foyer 9'6" x 5'7" Ceiling: 8'9"

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Dining Room Ceiling: 8'9"

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10'9" x 9'6"

Master Bedroom

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Pantry/

Storage/ Storage Laundry

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Kitchen 13 13'7" x 9'2" Ceiling: 8'9"

1 10' Measurements may not be 100% accurate and should be used as a guideline only.

January - 2021

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Living Area 1,411 square feet + 130 sf (balcony)

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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PUBLIC SCHOOLS - FRENCH TRACK

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Public School Elementary Mohawk Gardens (JK - 06) 5280 Spruce Ave, Burlington (905) 632-3946

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Public School Elementary Frontenac (07 - 08) 5140 Pinedale Ave, Burlington (905) 632-1690

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Public School Secondary Nelson (09 - 12) 4181 New St, Burlington (905) 637-3825

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS - FRENCH TRACK 8

Catholic French Immersion Elementary Sacred Heart of Jesus CES (01 - 08) 2222 Country Club Drive, Burlington, 905-331-4656

French Immersion Elementary Pineland (02 - 06) 5121 Meadowhill Rd, Burlington Phone: (905) 634-2311 French Immersion Secondary Nelson (09 - 12) 4181 New St, Burlington (905) 637-3825

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Ashwood Glen (Preschool - 08) 3430 Fairview St, Burlington

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Glenn Arbour Academy (JK - 08) 5051 Mainway, Burlington Blyth Academy Burlington (05 - 12) Village Square, 422 Pearl St, Burlington

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SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT

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Spencer Smith Park 1400 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington

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Paletta Lakefront Park 4280 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington

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RioCan Centre Burloak 3506 Wyecroft Rd, Burlington

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Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park 2350 Ontario St, Burlington

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Village Square 418 Pearl St, Burlington

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Cineplex Cinemas Oakville & VIP 3531 Wyecroft Rd, Oakville

Burlington GO 2101 Fairview St

COMMUNITY ATTRACTIONS

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PARKS AND TRAILS

Catholic School Secondary Assumption CSS (09 - 12) 3230 Woodward Ave 905-634-1835

GO TRAINS

PRIVATE SCHOOLS 9

Catholic School Elementary St. Patrick CES (JK - 08) 200 Kenwood Ave, Burlington 905-639-3975

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The Burlington Performing Arts Centre 440 Locust St, Burlington Beach Canal Lighthouse 1159 Beach Blvd, Burlington Burlington Public Library Central Branch 2331 New St, Burlington

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Burlington

Welcome to Burlington

Burlington is one of Canada’s best cities. Among being situated on the shores of Lake Ontario and being conveniently located within an hour of Toronto and Niagara Falls, Burlington has been named the best mid-sized city in Canada by MoneySense magazine. Burlington is located on the north shore of Lake Ontario between Toronto and Hamilton with an approximate population of 193,000, whom in which represent a diverse population. Burlington has a great record of employment opportunities, low crime rates and a safe community feel.

History

The natural advantages of Burlington attracted aboriginal people years prior to the first settlers that attained the lakefront in the late 1700s.

In 1669 French explorer, Rene Robert Cavalier, and Sieur de La Salle arrived where La Salle park is now located. In 1784 the British admitted a generous amount of land to Captain Joseph Brant in honor of fighting in the US War of Independence. Two structures nearby Brant’s home are the Joseph Brant Museum and the Joseph Brant Hospital, both in which are memorials to his name. Between1820 and 1850, oak and pine timbers were the area’s principal export, and by 1900, Burlington had developed into a prosperous farming community with mixed farms and plentiful crops.

Home to Residents and Visitors

Burlington offers many appeals including; a variety of trails, waterfront attractions, Royal Botanical Gardens, Historic Museums, Burlington Art Center, Joseph Brant Hospital, Bronte Creek Provincial Park, the Niagara Escarpment. There are also many special events for all to participate in such as The Sound of Music Festival, Burlington Jazz n’ Blues Festival, Art in the Park, Lakeside Festival of Lights and Rotary Ribfest and much more! Burlington is the home to 580.78 hectares of park land, 4 indoor and 2 outdoor pools, 3 splash pads, 12 ice pads, 6 community centers, and 9 golf courses. Burlington’s climate generally consists of warm humid summers and cold, dry winters, due to the proximity of Lake Ontario, which tends to reduce temperature extremes.

Each community in Burlington offers homeowners a variety of safety, opportunity and fun. The prices of homes in each community of the city vary based on their proximity to Lake Ontario, the convenience of neighborhood amenities, property taxes, and proximity to schools and healthcare facilities.

Downtown Burlington Downtown Burlington is the spot to be in Burlington, Ontario the waterfront community has much to offer including everything from a vibrant mix of residential neighborhoods, must-visit restaurants, shops, parks, the most beautiful waterfront setting, and of course featuring the Pier that was newly built in 2013. The quaint and relaxed atmosphere is the best part of living there. Everything you need is a short walk away.

References; https://www.burlington.ca/en/your-city/About-Your-City.asp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burlington,_Ontario

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