1450 Bishops Gate
1450 Bishops Gate, Oakville, ON L6M 4M9
1450 Bishops Gate is a condo building in the Glen Abbey area of Oakville, Ontario. It was built in 2003, has 112 residential units and stands 4 storeys tall.
Market Overview
Last sale: Apr 12, 2025
Condo Fees
Building Features
Policies
Known Issues & Notes
Known Issues (news/court)
[cat_decision 2023 2023 ONCAT 94] Condominium Authority Tribunal case (HSCC 427 v. Foley et ... Foley et al. (2023 ONCAT 94)); issues raised: pets/animals.
SourceRepairs/Projects
Newly renovated party room noted in one listing.
Management
About This Building
1450 Bishops Gate in Oakville's Glen Abbey neighbourhood is a low-rise, four-storey apartment condominium complex built in 2003 and managed by Property Management Guild. The building comprises one-bedroom units with flexible layouts, averaging around 833 square feet. Recent sales have averaged approximately $480,000, with monthly condo fees running roughly $589, or about $0.71 per square foot (including heat, water, and building insurance). The complex offers amenities such as a gym, sauna, party room, car wash, and visitor parking, situated near shopping, dining, schools, and parks. Before finalizing a purchase, retain a condo document specialist to review the status certificate, reserve fund study, budget, financial statements, board minutes, and insurance documentation to ensure full transparency on building condition and obligations.
Nearby condo buildings
- 1470 Bishops Gate · built 2003 · 56 units · 79 m away
- 1460 Bishops Gate · built 2004 · 56 units · 130 m away
- 1480 Bishops Gate · built 2003 · 128 units · 189 m away
- 1450 Glen Abbey Gate · built 1988 · 122 units · 491 m away
- The Arboretum at Glen Abbey – 1901 Pilgrims Way · built 1989 · 144 units · 855 m away
- 1499 Nottinghill Gate · built 2005 · 51 units · 876 m away
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General information, not legal advice. Building figures are approximate; confirm details in the corporation's own documents.
