Highbush Real Estate, Pickering

Highbush neighbourhood in Pickering. Popular communities include Rougemount, Woodlands, Dunbarton, Amberlea, Rouge Park.

Highbush has 15 homes on the market. Of the 515 total properties listed in Pickering, Highbush makes up just 2.9%. The average asking price of a property in Highbush is $1,010,840, with an estimated mortgage of $3,424 per month. That is 1.5 times less of the average asking price of $1,496,029 in Pickering. Properties listed in Highbush are an average of 930 square feet, with 3.2 beds and 3.4 baths. Highbush has 0% apartments relative to all the other listings in this neighbourhood.

Highbush Neighbourhood Guide

Highbush is an attractive neighbourhood full of spacious homes and abundant park space.

Highbush homes for sale are situated in a neighbourhood full of trees and greenery, with parks such as Pinegrove Park and Valleyview Park within walking distance. The neighbourhood is bounded on the west by woodland.

Homes

Highbush is an ideal neighbourhood for families with children, thanks to its proximity to schools and parks. Because the community is also located near several major roads, it is also a very convenient area for commuters.

MLS listings for Highbush feature a good mix of two-story detached homes, semi-detached homes, and townhouses.

Transportation

Major roads that pass through Highbush include Sheppard Avenue and Altona Road. Highway 401 and Kingston Road are located just a short drive south of Highbush.

Retail and Schools

Pickering Town Centre (1355 Kingston Road), a large shopping mall, is located a few minutes east of Highbush. Here shoppers can find a wide variety of big-name clothing retailers, jewellery stores, electronics stores, restaurants, and more.

Schools available to Highbush families include Westcreek Public School (1779 Westcreek Drive), St. Monica Catholic School (275 Twyn Rivers Drive), and Dunbarton High School (655 Sheppard Avenue).

Entertainment

Rouge Park, located a stone’s throw west of Highbush, is a popular spot among both locals and visitors. On over 12,000 acres of conservation land, visitors can enjoy hiking trails of all lengths and difficulty levels, a campground, a beach, and scenic fishing spots.