New Street
2386-2400 New St,
Burlington, ON L7R 1J6
$2,186 - $2,609
1-2 Beds
Area Guide
Sitting right on the shores of Lake Ontario, Burlington blends scenic lakefront views with easy access to big-city conveniences. Many people look for apartments for rent in Burlington because it offers a relaxed lifestyle without giving up quick commutes.
Toronto is less than an hour away by GO Transit or highway, and Hamilton is just down the road. Popular neighbourhoods like Downtown Burlington, Aldershot, and Alton Village offer a mix of modern rentals and charming low-rise homes, often within walking distance of cafés, shops, and parks.
The city is especially known for its outdoor spaces. Spencer Smith Park along the waterfront is a local favourite for walking, cycling, and festivals, while the Royal Botanical Gardens provides a peaceful escape with trails and gardens to explore. Renting near these landmarks means you’re never far from green space, whether you want a morning jog or an evening stroll.
Mapleview Centre and the downtown strip bring plenty of shopping and dining options, from casual bites to upscale restaurants, making it easy to enjoy a night out close to home. Living in Burlington also means you’re well-connected. Rentals close to the Burlington GO Station make commuting to Toronto or Mississauga a breeze, while access to the QEW and Highway 403 keeps weekend getaways simple.
Whether you’re drawn to lakeside views, lively festivals, or convenient access to nearby cities, Burlington has a lot to offer. Explore available apartments in Burlington today and see what makes this lakeside city such a great place to call home.
Burlington Canal pier lighthouse at sunset.
Aerial view of the Burlington Canal Lift Bridge connecting Hamilton Harbour to Lake Ontario.
Grindstone Creek in Burlington.
As of May 2026, the average apartment rent in Burlington, ON is $1,675 for a studio, $2,093 for one bedroom, $2,457 for two bedrooms, and $2,935 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in Burlington has increased by 1.5% in the past year.
Explore how walkable, bikeable, drivable, and transit-friendly Burlington, ON is for everyday living.
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St. Mark Catholic Elementary School
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Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School
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Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School
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Burlington Central High School
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Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School
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