Located south of Upper Middle Road, north of the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) between 16 Mile Creek (eastern boundary) and Bronte Road (western boundary) is the lovely neighbourhood of Glen Abbey.

Glen Abbey is a popular Oakville neighbourhood that was a planned community, which began development in 1981.

Glen Abbey was once 1000 acres of farmland; however in a short amount of time, it quickly grew to include a variety of types of dwellings. This includes parks, open spaces, schools, churches, trails and bike paths.

Best of all, the world famous Glen Abbey Golf Course is located in Glen Abbey; it is home to the Canadian Open and designed by Jack Nicklaus.

Glen Abbey Golf overlooks the banks of the 16 Mile Creek, which the eastern boundary for Glen Abbey.

The prestigious homes of Fairview Hills overlook the golf course with many backing onto the gold course themselves.

Providing Glen Abbey with such amenities as shopping, dining, banking and other professional services is the Dorval Crossing shopping plazas, which is located on the South end of Glen Abbey.

Offering family activities, such as swimming and skating is the Glen Abbey Recreational Centre, located on Third Line, not to mention the Oakville Library branch, and the fitness and community rooms.

Within Glen Abbey, the home styles range from condo apartments, condo townhomes, freehold townhomes, semi-detached and fully detached homes.

There are a large amount of Mattamy and Greenpark homes within Glen Abbey, which range in sizes from 3000 - 4000 square feet.

Glen Abbey is a family oriented neighbourhood, and one of Oakville's most sought after neighbourhoods to call home.

 

Schools in the Glen Abbey Area:

Elementary - Heritage Glen Elementary School
Elementary - Pilgrim Wood School
Elementary - St. Bernadette Elementary School
Elementary - Abbey Lane School
Secondary - Abbey Park High School
Secondary - St. Ignatius of Loyola Secondary School
Secondary - White Oaks Centre For Science and Technology