Take a Trip Back in History in Streetsville

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With a population of nearly 60,000 people, Streetsville manages to maintain its "small town" atmosphere - which is exactly why it is referred to as the "Village in the City of Mississauga". This mostly upper-middle class community is located within the W20 district in the northwest corner of the city and runs along both the east and the west banks of Credit River. As such, it offers plenty of recreational opportunities for nature lovers. Streetsville also has a rich history, which its residents pay tribute to by maintaining historical buildings and by retaining the street names that were used when the neighborhood was still an independent village.

Streetsville Sites and Attractions

There are numerous sites and attractions for visitors and residents of Streetsville to enjoy. Some of these include:

Walking tours - visit the many historical buildings in the area, which has the greatest concentration of historical buildings in all of Mississauga
Abigail Street House - Home of Abigal Street, whose husband Timothy was one of Streetsville's founders
Streetsville Memorial Park - located on the banks of the Credit River and featuring a soccer field, a baseball diamond, fishing opportunities, nature trails and more
Cenotaph - memorial to soldiers who lived in Streetsville and the surrounding area
Gallery Streetsville - features work from local artists
Bread and Honey Festival - annual festival usually held during the first weekend in June at Streetsville Memorial Park
Mississauga Santa Claus Parade - starts on Queen Street South and ends at Britannia Road

Streetsville also offers several unique shopping opportunities as well as numerous beauty boutiques and salons.

Living in Streetsville

Streetsville is the ideal location for those who are interested in living in a community with a small town feel. Due to the historical nature of the town, however, these condos opportunities are in the form of homes within the Streetville neighborhood rather than high-rise facilities.