Maple
Good schools, easy highway and GO access, and homes that hold their value.
Established,
Connected,
and Dependable
Maple is one of the steadiest communities in Vaughan. It has strong schools, quick access to Highway 400, a GO station, mature parks, and homes that work for first-time buyers and growing families. It's less flashy than the newer developments, and that's part of why it holds up so well.
The neighbourhood is anchored by the Maple GO station on the Barrie line, making it one of the few Vaughan communities with direct rail access to Union Station. That transit premium is increasingly reflected in pricing, and buyers who act now ahead of further corridor development are positioned well.
I've helped families buy their first home in Maple and move up within it. South of Major Mackenzie you'll find more townhomes; further north the streets are mostly larger detached homes. I know which pockets offer the best value.
Detached homes about $900K to $1.6M; towns and semis about $650K to $950K. One of Vaughan's more affordable markets.
Mix of detached, semi-detached, and townhome options for varied buyer profiles.
Maple High School (YRDSB) with its IB program, Blessed Trinity Catholic Elementary, and French Immersion at Julliard PS.
Maple GO station (Barrie line) and Hwy 400 on-ramp make commuting to the city straightforward.
Life in Maple
Maple's school boundaries are some of the most sought-after in York Region. Families move here for the public and Catholic schools, and that steady demand helps support prices year after year.
Maple GO station gets you to Union Station in under an hour, which is rare in a suburb built around the car. Add Highway 400 and the 407 and Maple is one of the best-connected communities in York Region.
Maple doesn't rely on a luxury premium or a redevelopment story. Demand is steady, prices are sensible, and buyers here care about the house and the schools, so homes sell reliably and tend to gain value over time.
Common questions
How much do homes cost in Maple?
Detached homes about $900K to $1.6M; towns and semis about $650K to $950K. One of Vaughan's more affordable markets.
What types of homes are in Maple?
Mix of detached, semi-detached, and townhome options for varied buyer profiles.
Which schools serve Maple?
Schools that serve all or part of Maple include Blessed Trinity CES, Divine Mercy CES, St. David CES, Julliard PS, Maple High School and St. Joan of Arc CHS. Boundaries can change by street, so check the exact address with the school board.
How can I see the homes for sale in Maple?
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Schools & Catchment Areas
These schools serve all or part of Maple, based on the school boards' boundary maps. Other schools not in this guide may also serve parts of the area.
Blessed Trinity CES
Catholic Elementary · YCDSBDivine Mercy CES
Catholic Elementary · YCDSBSt. David CES
Public Elementary · YRDSBJulliard PS
Public Secondary · YRDSBMaple High School
Catholic Secondary · YCDSBSt. Joan of Arc CHS
School boundaries are subject to change. Always confirm your catchment with YRDSB or YCDSB before purchasing. View full Vaughan Schools Guide →
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