Maple, Ontario
As of November 12, 2026, the median asking price in Maple, Vaughan is $1,048,900, across 30 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 47 days.
13 new listings came to market in Maple in the last 30 days.
Detached homes in Maple are listed at an average of $1,844,763 across 14 active listings.
Condos in Maple are listed at an average of $651,440 across 10 active listings.
Townhouses in Maple are listed at an average of $990,398 across 5 active listings.
Transit-anchored, home-focused area with daily conveniences
Maple offers a grounded, practical base with GO access and a detached-led housing mix.
This is a compact, service-rich area where transit access and everyday convenience shape the appeal, and the housing mix stays anchored by detached homes alongside condos and townhouses. The draw is straightforward: nearby schools, fitness, libraries, and shopping add up to an easy routine. It is not a secluded, remote setting, and it is not limited to one single housing type.
Maple GO Station gives the area a clear transit anchor. For many households, that can meaningfully shape how often a car is optional rather than mandatory.
In a small footprint, Maple concentrates day-to-day needs like pharmacies, dental clinics, gyms, and big-box shopping such as Walmart and Marshalls. That density is part of what makes the area feel efficient.
Places like Maple Community Centre, Maple Library, and Civic Centre Resource Library provide built-in options beyond shopping and dining. Reeves Park adds a simple outdoor counterpart.
Multiple nearby schools and early learning options—such as Maple Preschool, Tamim Academy York Region, and St. David Catholic Elementary School—make schooling choices a visible part of the local map.
Housing in Maple is a mix led by detached houses, with condominium apartments and townhouses also common. That blend creates a market where buyers can choose between more independent, property-led ownership and more managed, building-led ownership within the same area.
A typical home in Maple is a detached house, with many alternatives in condo apartment and townhouse formats.
A weekend in Maple can be built around local, practical outings: a visit to Maple Library or Civic Centre Resource Library, time at Maple Community Centre, and a reset in green space at Reeves Park. Dining is a mix of quick staples like Dairy Queen LTD Brazier and sit-down options like Farro Ristorante, with dessert stops like Dip The Tip Desserts.
In Maple, look past the asking price at how the location functions day-to-day: transit access, the nearby service map, and how the property’s housing type changes your ongoing responsibilities.
If Maple GO Station is part of the appeal, confirm how practical it is from the specific address at the times you would use it. Small differences in access can change whether it’s a routine or an occasional option.
Detached houses, townhouses, and condominium apartments each come with different maintenance and oversight expectations. Match the property type to the amount of hands-on responsibility you actually want.
Map your regular stops—shopping, fitness, and health services such as Shoppers Drug Mart or The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy—and verify they align with the home’s location. Convenience in the area is real, but it is address-specific.
There are many nearby options such as Vellore Woods Public School and St. Joan of Arc Catholic High School, but eligibility and enrollment rules can change. Confirm details directly with the relevant school board and the schools.
Selling in Maple works well when buyers can quickly see how your home fits the area’s core housing mix: a market led by detached houses, with condominium apartments and townhouses also common. Make it easy to understand how your property lives day-to-day in relation to nearby anchors like Maple GO Station and everyday shopping options such as Walmart and Nature's Emporium.
Position the listing around what you are selling within Maple’s mix—detached house, condominium apartment, or townhouse—because buyers shop these categories differently even within the same area.
Maple GO Station is nearby; show how straightforward it is to use from this specific address, including walk route, parking setup, and any practical constraints a buyer would want to verify.
Connect the home to the real errand stops buyers will map right away, such as Walmart, Nature's Emporium, and Shoppers Drug Mart, using clear directions and what is actually convenient from the property.
If your home aligns with nearby recreation and culture options like Maple Community Centre, Maple Library, and Civic Centre Resource Library, make those connections visible in the marketing so buyers can picture how they would use the area.
Maple’s differentiator is how much day-to-day infrastructure sits inside a compact area while still being anchored by a detached-led housing mix. The GO station, major shopping, and community facilities create a practical, repeatable routine. If what you want most is a remote, separated setting or a bike-first place, Maple is a tougher match.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Walkability 82 · Transit access 83 · Bikeability 62
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Being near a school does not establish enrolment eligibility. Confirm the exact address, school year and program with the local school board.
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