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Bayview Northeast is a thriving and rapidly developing community in Aurora, Ontario, known for its modern homes, family-friendly atmosphere, and convenient access to a wide range of amenities. This neighborhood offers a perfect blend of suburban comfort and urban convenience, making it an appealing destination for families, young professionals, and retirees alike.

Bayview Northeast is ideally situated along Bayview Avenue and Wellington Street East, with easy access to Highway 404, making it a convenient choice for commuters traveling to Toronto or other parts of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The Aurora GO Station is also nearby, providing seamless public transit options for those who prefer to avoid the drive.

The real estate landscape in Bayview Northeast features a variety of contemporary housing options, including townhomes, semi-detached homes, and spacious detached properties. Many homes are newly built or recently developed, offering modern designs, open floor plans, and energy-efficient features. This diversity of housing styles caters to different needs, from first-time buyers to growing families and downsizers.

Bayview Northeast is designed with families in mind, offering excellent schools, parks, and recreational facilities. Notable schools in the area include:

• Rick Hansen Public School
• St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School
• Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School

The neighborhood is also home to several well-maintained parks, such as Hickson Park and Hartwell Way Park, which offer playgrounds, walking trails, and sports fields. The Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex (SARC) is a key highlight, featuring an aquatic center, fitness facilities, and community programs for all ages.

Bayview Northeast offers a variety of shopping and dining options, making everyday errands and nights out effortless. Residents have easy access to:

• SmartCentres Aurora: A large retail complex with grocery stores, big-box retailers, and casual dining options.
• Bayview Avenue: Lined with a variety of local shops, cafes, and restaurants catering to different tastes.
• Aurora Centre: A growing commercial hub offering everything from healthcare services to boutique shopping.

Nature lovers will appreciate the neighborhood’s proximity to several natural spaces and trails. The nearby Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area provides a peaceful retreat for hiking and biking, while the Aurora Community Arboretum offers beautifully landscaped gardens and scenic walking paths.

Bayview Northeast offers the perfect combination of modern living, convenience, and community. Its strategic location, diverse housing options, and access to top-tier amenities make it a sought-after neighborhood in Aurora. Whether you're starting a family, looking for a vibrant community, or simply searching for a peaceful place to call home, Bayview Northeast provides an exceptional living experience.

If you're considering a move to Aurora, Ontario, Bayview Northeast is a neighborhood that promises a bright future and a strong sense of belonging.able, family-oriented environment and the benefits of living in a growing, dynamic community.

MLS LISTINGS IN BAYVIEW NORTHEAST

 Mount Albert, as its name would suggest, sits atop a high plateau of land in the beautiful Oak Ridges Moraine. This community is situated in the eastern-most reaches of East Gwillimbury surrounded by countryside. Mount Albert Road is situated east off Highway 48. A long and winding road meanders up a steep hill to Centre Street where you turn north and then descend back down yet another steep hill into the heart of the Mount Albert community.Mt. Albert has a proud history and promising future. This community is growing with a number of new home subdivisions on the periphery of the Town. Neighbourhood landmarks include the Ross Family Complex and Library off Centre Street and the Vivian Creek Park off Centre Street. The Mount Albert Public School is another pillar of the community. An ancient First Nations Trail carved out of the mountain was still intact when the first settlers arrived here in the early 1800's. That trail became Centre Street which is now the main thoroughfare in the Village. Two of the earliest settlers were brothers Rufus and Samuel Birchard who were of Quaker background. The Birchard’s arrived here in 1821 from Vermont. They were instrumental in establishing a community, that for a time, became known as Birchardville. In the 1840's the name was changed to Newland, and in 1864, following a visit by Prince Albert, the name was changed once again to the present day Mount Albert.Most of the first settlers were farmers, however there were also a complex of mills operating along Mount Albert Creek. The railway passed through Mount Albert in the 1870's connecting it to the rest of York County. The modern era for this community began in 1967 with the opening of the Mount Albert Public School. The boundaries of Mount Albert expanded beyond Centre Street in the 1990s. These new residential developments continued on the outskirts of Mount Albert through the early 2000's right up to the present. Mount Albert currently has about 4,200 residents and is expected to grow to approximately 6,000 residents in the coming years. There is a Woodland grocery store and a Home Hardware on Highway 48. Along Centre Street in town, are a number of small restaurants serving up Chinese food, wings and pizza. There are also a number of professional service businesses. East Gwillimbury Sports Complex, located at 1914B Mount Albert Road, has an indoor ice rink and community meeting rooms. Outdoor facilities include a baseball diamond, soccer field and children’s playground. The Mount Albert Lion’s Club and Community Centre locatedat 5057 Mount Albert Road has five mini soccer fields.The Ross Family Complex, located at 19300 Centre Street in town, has a large gymnasium and community meeting rooms. Across the street from the Ross Family Complex, is Vivian Creek Park, a beautiful green space that offers picnic areas, hiking and bicycle trails, and x-country skiing.  There is a nice collection of heritage homes around Centre Street and Mount Albert Road. The core of the community also features ranch-style bungalows and detached homes. The newer sections feature pockets of subdivisions that have their own unique identities. Some pockets feature detached Colonial-style homes, while other subdivisions feature semi-detached homes or townhomes.  

MLS LISTINGS IN MT ALBERT

 MLS LISTINGS IN RURAL EG 

 Mount Albert, as its name would suggest, sits atop a high plateau of land in the beautiful Oak Ridges Moraine. This community is situated in the eastern-most reaches of East Gwillimbury surrounded by countryside. Mount Albert Road is situated east off Highway 48. A long and winding road meanders up a steep hill to Centre Street where you turn north and then descend back down yet another steep hill into the heart of the Mount Albert community.Mt. Albert has a proud history and promising future. This community is growing with a number of new home subdivisions on the periphery of the Town. Neighbourhood landmarks include the Ross Family Complex and Library off Centre Street and the Vivian Creek Park off Centre Street. The Mount Albert Public School is another pillar of the community. An ancient First Nations Trail carved out of the mountain was still intact when the first settlers arrived here in the early 1800's. That trail became Centre Street which is now the main thoroughfare in the Village. Two of the earliest settlers were brothers Rufus and Samuel Birchard who were of Quaker background. The Birchard’s arrived here in 1821 from Vermont. They were instrumental in establishing a community, that for a time, became known as Birchardville. In the 1840's the name was changed to Newland, and in 1864, following a visit by Prince Albert, the name was changed once again to the present day Mount Albert.Most of the first settlers were farmers, however there were also a complex of mills operating along Mount Albert Creek. The railway passed through Mount Albert in the 1870's connecting it to the rest of York County. The modern era for this community began in 1967 with the opening of the Mount Albert Public School. The boundaries of Mount Albert expanded beyond Centre Street in the 1990s. These new residential developments continued on the outskirts of Mount Albert through the early 2000's right up to the present. Mount Albert currently has about 4,200 residents and is expected to grow to approximately 6,000 residents in the coming years. There is a Woodland grocery store and a Home Hardware on Highway 48. Along Centre Street in town, are a number of small restaurants serving up Chinese food, wings and pizza. There are also a number of professional service businesses. East Gwillimbury Sports Complex, located at 1914B Mount Albert Road, has an indoor ice rink and community meeting rooms. Outdoor facilities include a baseball diamond, soccer field and children’s playground. The Mount Albert Lion’s Club and Community Centre locatedat 5057 Mount Albert Road has five mini soccer fields.The Ross Family Complex, located at 19300 Centre Street in town, has a large gymnasium and community meeting rooms. Across the street from the Ross Family Complex, is Vivian Creek Park, a beautiful green space that offers picnic areas, hiking and bicycle trails, and x-country skiing.  There is a nice collection of heritage homes around Centre Street and Mount Albert Road. The core of the community also features ranch-style bungalows and detached homes. The newer sections feature pockets of subdivisions that have their own unique identities. Some pockets feature detached Colonial-style homes, while other subdivisions feature semi-detached homes or townhomes.  

MLS LISTINGS IN MT ALBERT

 MLS LISTINGS IN RURAL EG 

 Mount Albert, as its name would suggest, sits atop a high plateau of land in the beautiful Oak Ridges Moraine. This community is situated in the eastern-most reaches of East Gwillimbury surrounded by countryside. Mount Albert Road is situated east off Highway 48. A long and winding road meanders up a steep hill to Centre Street where you turn north and then descend back down yet another steep hill into the heart of the Mount Albert community.Mt. Albert has a proud history and promising future. This community is growing with a number of new home subdivisions on the periphery of the Town. Neighbourhood landmarks include the Ross Family Complex and Library off Centre Street and the Vivian Creek Park off Centre Street. The Mount Albert Public School is another pillar of the community. An ancient First Nations Trail carved out of the mountain was still intact when the first settlers arrived here in the early 1800's. That trail became Centre Street which is now the main thoroughfare in the Village. Two of the earliest settlers were brothers Rufus and Samuel Birchard who were of Quaker background. The Birchard’s arrived here in 1821 from Vermont. They were instrumental in establishing a community, that for a time, became known as Birchardville. In the 1840's the name was changed to Newland, and in 1864, following a visit by Prince Albert, the name was changed once again to the present day Mount Albert.Most of the first settlers were farmers, however there were also a complex of mills operating along Mount Albert Creek. The railway passed through Mount Albert in the 1870's connecting it to the rest of York County. The modern era for this community began in 1967 with the opening of the Mount Albert Public School. The boundaries of Mount Albert expanded beyond Centre Street in the 1990s. These new residential developments continued on the outskirts of Mount Albert through the early 2000's right up to the present. Mount Albert currently has about 4,200 residents and is expected to grow to approximately 6,000 residents in the coming years. There is a Woodland grocery store and a Home Hardware on Highway 48. Along Centre Street in town, are a number of small restaurants serving up Chinese food, wings and pizza. There are also a number of professional service businesses. East Gwillimbury Sports Complex, located at 1914B Mount Albert Road, has an indoor ice rink and community meeting rooms. Outdoor facilities include a baseball diamond, soccer field and children’s playground. The Mount Albert Lion’s Club and Community Centre locatedat 5057 Mount Albert Road has five mini soccer fields.The Ross Family Complex, located at 19300 Centre Street in town, has a large gymnasium and community meeting rooms. Across the street from the Ross Family Complex, is Vivian Creek Park, a beautiful green space that offers picnic areas, hiking and bicycle trails, and x-country skiing.  There is a nice collection of heritage homes around Centre Street and Mount Albert Road. The core of the community also features ranch-style bungalows and detached homes. The newer sections feature pockets of subdivisions that have their own unique identities. Some pockets feature detached Colonial-style homes, while other subdivisions feature semi-detached homes or townhomes.  

MLS LISTINGS IN MT ALBERT

 MLS LISTINGS IN RURAL EG 

 Mount Albert, as its name would suggest, sits atop a high plateau of land in the beautiful Oak Ridges Moraine. This community is situated in the eastern-most reaches of East Gwillimbury surrounded by countryside. Mount Albert Road is situated east off Highway 48. A long and winding road meanders up a steep hill to Centre Street where you turn north and then descend back down yet another steep hill into the heart of the Mount Albert community.Mt. Albert has a proud history and promising future. This community is growing with a number of new home subdivisions on the periphery of the Town. Neighbourhood landmarks include the Ross Family Complex and Library off Centre Street and the Vivian Creek Park off Centre Street. The Mount Albert Public School is another pillar of the community. An ancient First Nations Trail carved out of the mountain was still intact when the first settlers arrived here in the early 1800's. That trail became Centre Street which is now the main thoroughfare in the Village. Two of the earliest settlers were brothers Rufus and Samuel Birchard who were of Quaker background. The Birchard’s arrived here in 1821 from Vermont. They were instrumental in establishing a community, that for a time, became known as Birchardville. In the 1840's the name was changed to Newland, and in 1864, following a visit by Prince Albert, the name was changed once again to the present day Mount Albert.Most of the first settlers were farmers, however there were also a complex of mills operating along Mount Albert Creek. The railway passed through Mount Albert in the 1870's connecting it to the rest of York County. The modern era for this community began in 1967 with the opening of the Mount Albert Public School. The boundaries of Mount Albert expanded beyond Centre Street in the 1990s. These new residential developments continued on the outskirts of Mount Albert through the early 2000's right up to the present. Mount Albert currently has about 4,200 residents and is expected to grow to approximately 6,000 residents in the coming years. There is a Woodland grocery store and a Home Hardware on Highway 48. Along Centre Street in town, are a number of small restaurants serving up Chinese food, wings and pizza. There are also a number of professional service businesses. East Gwillimbury Sports Complex, located at 1914B Mount Albert Road, has an indoor ice rink and community meeting rooms. Outdoor facilities include a baseball diamond, soccer field and children’s playground. The Mount Albert Lion’s Club and Community Centre locatedat 5057 Mount Albert Road has five mini soccer fields.The Ross Family Complex, located at 19300 Centre Street in town, has a large gymnasium and community meeting rooms. Across the street from the Ross Family Complex, is Vivian Creek Park, a beautiful green space that offers picnic areas, hiking and bicycle trails, and x-country skiing.  There is a nice collection of heritage homes around Centre Street and Mount Albert Road. The core of the community also features ranch-style bungalows and detached homes. The newer sections feature pockets of subdivisions that have their own unique identities. Some pockets feature detached Colonial-style homes, while other subdivisions feature semi-detached homes or townhomes.  

MLS LISTINGS IN MT ALBERT

 MLS LISTINGS IN RURAL EG 

 Mount Albert, as its name would suggest, sits atop a high plateau of land in the beautiful Oak Ridges Moraine. This community is situated in the eastern-most reaches of East Gwillimbury surrounded by countryside. Mount Albert Road is situated east off Highway 48. A long and winding road meanders up a steep hill to Centre Street where you turn north and then descend back down yet another steep hill into the heart of the Mount Albert community.Mt. Albert has a proud history and promising future. This community is growing with a number of new home subdivisions on the periphery of the Town. Neighbourhood landmarks include the Ross Family Complex and Library off Centre Street and the Vivian Creek Park off Centre Street. The Mount Albert Public School is another pillar of the community. An ancient First Nations Trail carved out of the mountain was still intact when the first settlers arrived here in the early 1800's. That trail became Centre Street which is now the main thoroughfare in the Village. Two of the earliest settlers were brothers Rufus and Samuel Birchard who were of Quaker background. The Birchard’s arrived here in 1821 from Vermont. They were instrumental in establishing a community, that for a time, became known as Birchardville. In the 1840's the name was changed to Newland, and in 1864, following a visit by Prince Albert, the name was changed once again to the present day Mount Albert.Most of the first settlers were farmers, however there were also a complex of mills operating along Mount Albert Creek. The railway passed through Mount Albert in the 1870's connecting it to the rest of York County. The modern era for this community began in 1967 with the opening of the Mount Albert Public School. The boundaries of Mount Albert expanded beyond Centre Street in the 1990s. These new residential developments continued on the outskirts of Mount Albert through the early 2000's right up to the present. Mount Albert currently has about 4,200 residents and is expected to grow to approximately 6,000 residents in the coming years. There is a Woodland grocery store and a Home Hardware on Highway 48. Along Centre Street in town, are a number of small restaurants serving up Chinese food, wings and pizza. There are also a number of professional service businesses. East Gwillimbury Sports Complex, located at 1914B Mount Albert Road, has an indoor ice rink and community meeting rooms. Outdoor facilities include a baseball diamond, soccer field and children’s playground. The Mount Albert Lion’s Club and Community Centre locatedat 5057 Mount Albert Road has five mini soccer fields.The Ross Family Complex, located at 19300 Centre Street in town, has a large gymnasium and community meeting rooms. Across the street from the Ross Family Complex, is Vivian Creek Park, a beautiful green space that offers picnic areas, hiking and bicycle trails, and x-country skiing.  There is a nice collection of heritage homes around Centre Street and Mount Albert Road. The core of the community also features ranch-style bungalows and detached homes. The newer sections feature pockets of subdivisions that have their own unique identities. Some pockets feature detached Colonial-style homes, while other subdivisions feature semi-detached homes or townhomes.  

MLS LISTINGS IN MT ALBERT

 MLS LISTINGS IN RURAL EG