Mississauga's freehold market spans a wide range — from entry-level backsplits to large family homes with real multi-unit potential. This week's picks run from $699,000 in Erin Mills and Malton up to $1,899,900 in Cooksville, covering nine neighbourhoods including Port Credit, Lisgar, Churchill Meadows, and East Credit. All ten have open houses scheduled.
Note: These properties were automatically surfaced by AI from this week's Toronto listings on roofup.ca. Not paid placements or agent recommendations — just a data-driven snapshot of what's worth a look right now.
5229 Palomar Crescent, Hurontario
$949,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · Hurontario · 5 bed · 4 bath · 1500–2000 sqft · 4 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Five bedrooms and four bathrooms at under $950K puts this Hurontario two-storey in a genuinely competitive spot. The Palomar Crescent location sits close to Highway 10 and Square One, which makes daily errands and commuting straightforward. A basement adds flexibility — extra living space, storage, or a rental suite down the line. At this price point for a 5-bed freehold with parking for four, it's worth showing up to the open house in person.
7554 Black Walnut Trail, Lisgar
$929,900 · Freehold 2-Storey · Lisgar · 3 bed · 4 bath · 1500–2000 sqft · 3 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Four bathrooms in a three-bedroom home is a detail worth pausing on — it means the layout is set up for comfortable multi-generational living or simply no morning traffic jams. Lisgar is one of Mississauga's quieter family neighbourhoods, close to the GO station and major box stores without feeling suburban-hectic. The basement adds square footage beyond what the main floor count suggests. Check the virtual tour first, then come to the open house if it clicks.
3753 Densbury Drive, Lisgar
$865,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · Lisgar · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1100–1500 sqft · 3 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
At $865,000 this is the more accessible of the two Lisgar listings this week, and a solid entry point into freehold ownership in the area. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms fits a growing household without the overhead of a larger home. The basement gives you wiggle room on storage or an eventual renovation. Lisgar's proximity to the 401 and 407 makes it a practical base for anyone commuting west or east.
2075 South Millway, Erin Mills
$699,000 · Freehold Backsplit 3 · Erin Mills · 3 bed · 2 bath · 1100–1500 sqft · 4 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
The lowest-priced freehold in this week's batch, and it's in Erin Mills — one of Mississauga's more established and walkable neighbourhoods. The backsplit layout tends to offer better livability than the square footage implies, with split-level separation between living and sleeping zones. Four parking spots is a genuine bonus at this price. For a first-time buyer who wants into a freehold without stretching their budget, this one deserves a serious look at the open house.
4777 Crystal Rose Drive, East Credit
$1,199,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · East Credit · 8 bed · 6 bath · 3000–3500 sqft · 6 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Eight bedrooms, six bathrooms, 3,000-plus square feet, and six parking spots at $1.199M — this is the standout value play for investors and large households this week. East Credit is a well-connected part of Mississauga with good school catchments and easy highway access. A home this size with a basement has real multi-unit or multi-generational potential. The numbers per square foot are hard to argue with; walk through the open house with that lens in mind.
1595 Sir Monty's Drive, East Credit
$1,199,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · East Credit · 4 bed · 3 bath · 2000–2500 sqft · 4 parking · Open House
Same asking price as the Crystal Rose listing, but this one is a more traditional family home — four bedrooms, 2,000-plus square feet, and a basement in a mature East Credit pocket. The layout at this size works well for a household that wants defined spaces rather than an open floor plan. Four parking spots and a good-sized footprint make it practical day-to-day. If the Crystal Rose feels too large, Sir Monty's is the dialled-back alternative worth seeing at the open house.
3435 Jorie Crescent, Churchill Meadows
$1,175,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · Churchill Meadows · 4 bed · 4 bath · 2000–2500 sqft · 2 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Churchill Meadows consistently draws families for its parks, trail system, and newer housing stock, and this crescent location puts you right in the middle of that. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms across 2,000-plus square feet is a solid family configuration. The two-parking note is worth factoring in if you're a two-car household. The virtual tour is up — take a look before the open house to decide if this neighbourhood feels right for you.
21 Cumberland Drive, Port Credit
$1,750,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · Port Credit · 3 bed · 3 bath · 1500–2000 sqft · 5 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
Port Credit commands a premium for good reason — the waterfront village feel, the GO station, the restaurants on Lakeshore — and this is your entry point into it. Five parking spaces is unusual for the neighbourhood and adds real practical value. The home is 51–99 years old, which typically means character details and solid construction, though it warrants a careful inspection. For buyers who want a lifestyle address over raw square footage, Port Credit consistently delivers.
3106 Redbank Crescent, Malton
$699,000 · Freehold 2-Storey · Malton · 6 bed · 3 bath · 1500–2000 sqft · 4 parking · Open House
Six bedrooms at $699,000 — that's the headline. Malton is one of Mississauga's more affordable pockets, close to Pearson Airport and with good transit connections into Brampton and the broader region. A home with this many bedrooms and a basement has genuine multi-generational or rental income potential. Investors looking for a high-bedroom count at an accessible price point should put this open house on the list.
2192 Castlestone Court, Cooksville
$1,899,900 · Freehold 2-Storey · Cooksville · 5 bed · 4 bath · 2500–3000 sqft · 6 parking · Open House · Virtual Tour
The top of this week's price range, and the numbers justify it — nearly 3,000 square feet, five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and six parking spots on a court location in Cooksville. A cul-de-sac address means minimal through traffic, which families tend to value. Cooksville sits near the future Hurontario LRT corridor, which adds a long-term transit angle for investors. If you're in the upper end of your budget and want space without going fully custom, the open house here is worth your Saturday.
Listings sourced from roofup.ca. Property details are current as of the publish date and may change. Verify all information directly with the listing agent before making any decisions.
