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The average rent as of 2024 for Brantford is $1250 for a studio, $1660 for a 1 bedroom, $1940 for a 2 bedroom and $2200 for 3 bedroom apartment.
If you’re a commuter, the best neighborhoods are Greenbrier and Briar Park which are both very close to the 403. They have quiet residential streets, shopping and different styles of houses to choose from, in proximity to community centers, schools and parks.These areas are perfect for city workers who plan on living a quiet lifestyle outside of the city but need easy access for their commute.
For growing families, the best are Holmedale, Henderson and Shellard Lane, complete with many well-regarded schools, community parks and safe streets. Family living is easy in these areas because of the friendly faces, quiet streets, fresh air and plentiful parks and playgrounds to take kids to.
As far as the best waterfront communities in Brantford, the Holmedale neighborhood is the best. As Brantford is mostly landlocked, the best option for waterfront living is riverfront. The Holmedale community specifically offers winding trails along the Grand River with some houses even backing onto the forest or the Grand River making for the perfect waterfront nature oasis.
While living in Brantford, most enjoy quiet living and simple fun. Some things to do in Brantford is visit the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts to see a show. For the sports enthusiasts, visiting Wayne Gretzky Sport Centre is an option. For those interested in classic country-side living and the quiet experience, Bell Homestead, Brantwood Farms, Woodland Cultural Centre all offer rich history and relaxation.
Some notable primary, elementary, secondary and high schools with high ratings in Brantford include Christ the King Catholic School , Our Lady Queen of Peace Montessori, Ryerson Heights Elementary School. As the city is relatively small, so are the schools, making for a more private and hands-on curriculum.
With children as a priority, some top rated daycares in Brantford are Brantford Little School, Creative Minds, A Child’s Paradise. Designed to help your child learn, acclimatize and have fun.
There is only one major hospital in Brantford, being the Brantford General Hospital, with a great medical team ready to attend to all your needs.
Individual parking spot rentals are not very common in cities like Brantford as most apartment/house rentals will include at least one parking space in the price or utility. One of the perks of “small town” living is the parking spots are not oversaturated and there is no need to rent a separate parking space.
86% of public transit is accessible, making it very easy to commute using the transit system.
For those looking for nature, hikes and fresh air some notable parks in Brantford are Donegal Park and Rink, Edith Monture Park, Wayne Gretzky Sport Centre, SC Johnson Trail, Waterworks Park, Brant Conservation Area. All offering different things, but united by beautiful trails, nature and outdoor fun.
Brantford has an exceptional livability score of 78/100, #34 ranked city in Ontario and #151 in Canada.
