Sandringham-Wellington, Brampton real estate

On the market right now

Live from the TRREB feed. Updates through the day.

For sale: 216
Median ask: $949,000
Range: $399,900 to $2,199,000
Average days listed: 44
For lease: 43
Average rent: $2,648

Sandringham-Wellington sits in northeast Brampton, bounded roughly by Bovaird Drive East, Airport Road, Countryside Drive and Dixie Road. It is one of the largest districts TRREB tracks in the city, and it carries more active inventory than any other Brampton neighbourhood on most days.

That size is the thing to understand before you shop here. A single district covers detached homes on wide lots, freehold townhouses, semis, and a smaller pocket of condo townhomes, and the gap between the cheapest and the most expensive is wide enough that a district average tells you almost nothing on its own. The numbers below split it out.

What is for sale, by type

A district average hides the spread. This is how the 216 homes currently for sale in Sandringham-Wellington break down.

Type	Active	Average ask
Detached	108	$1,143,013
Semi-Detached	35	$836,723
Att/Row/Townhouse	35	$772,560
Condo Townhouse	20	$662,590
Condo Apartment	9	$530,954
Detached Condo	8	$928,787

Who buys in Sandringham-Wellington

Buyers moving up from a Brampton condo or townhouse who want a detached home without leaving the city.
Families who need four bedrooms, since the district skews larger than most of Brampton.
Investors and multi-generational buyers looking at semis and freehold towns, which trade well below the detached band here.
Sellers deciding whether to list now or wait, who need to see how much competition is already on the market.

The layout of the neighbourhood

The district is built around Sandalwood Parkway East and Great Lakes Drive, with Bramalea Road and Torbram Road running north to south through it. Newer phases sit closer to Countryside Drive; the older stock is south, nearer Bovaird.

Getting around

Highway 410 runs along the western edge, with interchanges at Bovaird Drive and Sandalwood Parkway.
Brampton Transit runs along Bramalea Road, Torbram Road and Sandalwood Parkway East, connecting to Bramalea City Centre and the Züm routes.
Toronto Pearson is a short drive south down Airport Road or Torbram Road, which matters to a lot of buyers in this district.

Questions people ask about Sandringham-Wellington

Is Sandringham-Wellington expensive compared to the rest of Brampton?

It sits mid-pack. Detached homes here typically ask more than Fletcher’s Creek South or Madoc and less than Credit Valley or Bram West. The panel above shows today’s live numbers rather than a figure from an old market report.

What kind of homes are actually for sale there?

Detached homes make up the largest share of active listings, followed by freehold townhouses and semi-detached homes, with a smaller number of condo townhomes and apartments. The full breakdown by type is above and it updates through the day.

How long are homes taking to sell?

The days-on-market figure above is the average age of the listings currently active in the district, so it tells you how long the homes still sitting there have been sitting. It is not the same as the average days-to-sell for homes that already sold, which is sold data.

Do you cover this neighbourhood?

Yes. Our team sells across Brampton and has listed and sold in this district, including on Nutwood Way. Send us the address you are watching and we will pull the comparable sales for that specific street.

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