Kleinburg homes for sale & market guide
Kleinburg is a historic village in the City of Vaughan set along the Humber River valley, home to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, a walkable village core and large estate lots.
Written by Michael Barillari, Broker · Updated October 2026
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Living in Kleinburg
Schools
- Kleinburg Public School: Public (York Region DSB), JK to Grade 8, on Islington Avenue next to the McMichael gallery.
- Pope Francis Catholic Elementary School: Catholic (York Catholic DSB), JK to Grade 8, on Secord Avenue.
- Emily Carr Secondary School: Public high school serving part of Kleinburg.
- King City Secondary School: Public high school for other Kleinburg addresses. Check your address with YRDSB's Find My School tool.
Parks and recreation
- McMichael Canadian Art Collection: Gallery just south of the village core, known for its Group of Seven collection.
- Bindertwine Park: Kleinburg's largest park, in the East Humber River valley east of the village.
- Humber River trails: Forested valley trails for hiking and biking around the village.
- Kortright Centre for Conservation: Nature and conservation centre on the East Humber River, a short drive south.
- William Granger Greenway: Part of the Humber trail system, linking south toward Boyd Conservation Area.
Shopping and dining
- Islington Avenue village core: Historic main street with local shops, cafés and restaurants.
- The Doctor's House: Well-known restaurant and event venue in the village.
- Nashville Road and Major Mackenzie Drive: Everyday services for the newer Kleinburg-Nashville neighbourhoods.
- Vaughan Mills: Large indoor mall at Highway 400 and Rutherford Road, a short drive away.
Getting around
Kleinburg sits near Highway 27 and Major Mackenzie Drive. Highway 427 now runs north to Major Mackenzie Drive (opened in 2021), giving a fast route to Highway 407 and Highway 401. York Region Transit buses serve the area, and Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, the north end of TTC Line 1, is a short drive away. The closest GO train is Maple GO on the Barrie line.
What is changing
- Highway 427 extension: In 2026 Ontario began looking for builders to extend Highway 427 north from Major Mackenzie Drive to the future Highway 413.
- Kleinburg-Nashville growth: New subdivisions and parks are planned or under way west of the village.
School boundaries change; confirm your address with the school board before you buy.
Kleinburg questions, answered
Is Kleinburg a good place to raise a family?
Yes. Kleinburg has public and Catholic elementary schools right in the village, plus trails along the Humber River, Bindertwine Park and the McMichael gallery close to home. New parks are planned as the Kleinburg-Nashville area grows.
How do I get to downtown Toronto from Kleinburg?
By car, take Highway 427 south from Major Mackenzie Drive to Highway 407 or Highway 401, then into the city. By transit, get to Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station and ride TTC Line 1 south to Union Station.
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