Oakville Luxury Condos: The Complete 2026 List

By Jatin Dua · Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty — 29 Oakville condo buildings by area: addresses, developers, year built, suite sizes, sample fees and what is under construction.

Want to hear when a suite comes up in one of these buildings? Tell me which ones and I will send you listings.

What counts as a luxury condo in Oakville?

Oakville does not have glass towers by the lake. Its condo market near the water is mostly low-rise: four-storey boutique buildings downtown, a handful of 1970s and 1980s towers in Bronte, and mid-rise buildings on Lakeshore Road. So “luxury” here means something different from downtown Toronto.

When a buyer asks me for an Oakville luxury shortlist, I look at four things:

• Suite size. Most of the buildings people want have suites that start near 1,500 to 1,800 sq ft. Several have no suite under 2,000 sq ft.
• Suite count. Seven, twelve or 36 suites, not 400. Fewer neighbours, fewer elevator waits, a quieter lobby.
• Walkability. A short walk to Lakeshore Road East shops, the harbours, the lake trail or Bronte Village.
• Outdoor space and views. Rooftop terraces, big balconies, or a tower floor high enough to see Lake Ontario.

Below is my working list for 2026, grouped by area. Every building was checked against a building directory, developer or project record. Where a detail such as the developer or suite count was not listed, I left the cell blank rather than guess.

Which luxury condos are in downtown Oakville (Old Oakville)?

Downtown Oakville is the small grid around Lakeshore Road East, Church Street, Randall Street and Trafalgar Road, east of Sixteen Mile Creek. It is where most of Oakville’s true boutique condos are. Almost all of them are four storeys or less, which fits the low-rise character of the area. If you want the bigger picture on the houses around these streets, read my Old Oakville luxury real estate guide.

Two things stand out. First, the buildings with the biggest suites are tiny: The Sixteen has seven suites and One Eleven Forsythe has twelve. That means resale supply is thin, and a good suite may only come up occasionally. Second, The Granary and Royal Oakville Club are the only downtown buildings here with ten or more floors, so they are where you go if you want a full-service lobby rather than a boutique walk-up feel.

Which condos are in Kerr Village?

Kerr Village sits just west of Sixteen Mile Creek. The Kerr Village Business Improvement Area describes its boundary as running along Speers Road, Lakeshore Road West, Rebecca Street and Kerr Street. Building directories usually file these buildings under “Old Oakville”, but buyers and locals talk about them as Kerr Village or “west of the creek”. It is a little more relaxed and a little less expensive than the Lakeshore Road East core, and it is where most of the new condo construction is happening.

If you are downsizing from a house and want one floor with no stairs, The Wave and Harbour Place are the two I would look at first here. Both have suites above 2,100 sq ft and very few neighbours.

Which condos are on the water in Bronte?

Bronte is the old harbour village at the mouth of Bronte Creek in west Oakville. It is the only part of Oakville with real condo towers near the lake, mostly along Marine Drive and Bronte Road. Most of these are older buildings, from the late 1970s to 1990, with big suites and all-inclusive fees. The one modern exception is The Shores. I wrote about the lifestyle side in Bronte Harbour: living on the lake west of Toronto.

The trade-off in Bronte is simple. The older towers give you more space and better lake views for the money, but you are buying a building that is about 36 to 48 years old. The Shores gives you a newer building with a marina view, but its suites are smaller on average.

Are there luxury condos in Glen Abbey?

Honestly, not many. Glen Abbey is known for its detached homes, its trails and its schools. The condos there are mostly low-rise buildings from the late 1980s and early 2000s. They are good value and quiet, but they are not luxury in the way the downtown boutique buildings are.

If a buyer tells me “Glen Abbey” and “luxury” in the same sentence, I usually steer the conversation to a house or a townhouse there, or to a downtown boutique condo a 10-minute drive south.

What about the Uptown Core and Oakvillage?

North of the QEW, near Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street, Oakville has its newest and tallest condo buildings. These are amenity buildings, not boutique luxury, but they are worth knowing because they offer newer construction, more amenities and lower prices per square foot.

• Oak & Co. Condos, 297 Oak Walk Dr (Cortel Group, 2021): 25 floors, 242 suites of about 540 to 2,299 sq ft, with a pool, spa, yoga studio and wine-tasting area.
• The Renaissance Oak Park, 216 Oak Park Blvd (Ballantry, 2017): 4 floors, 108 suites of about 628 to 1,696 sq ft.
• The Cosmopolitan Oak Park, 150 Oak Park Blvd (Ballantry Homes, 2020): 5 floors, 100 suites of about 738 to 1,627 sq ft.
• The Greenwich at Oakvillage, 3240 William Coltson Ave (Branthaven Homes, Kirkor Architect + Planners, 2025): 20 storeys, 349 suites, rooftop terrace, concierge and pet spa.

The penthouse and corner suites in these buildings can be large, but you give up the lake and the village walk. They suit buyers who want amenities and a newer building more than a postcard address.

How do the areas compare at a glance?

How much are condo fees in Oakville’s luxury buildings?

Fees vary a lot by building age, what the fee covers and suite size, so I would never use a single “Oakville average”. Here is what the published listings and directory pages showed in October 2026:

• The Randall Residences: one 2,016 sq ft suite listed a monthly fee of $3,518, covering common elements, building insurance and water.
• The Granary: one suite of about 1,528 sq ft showed a fee of $2,058.71, which includes heat, water, parking, cable and building insurance.
• Ennisclare on the Lake (2170 Marine Dr): suites for sale listed fees from $1,362 to $1,727 a month.
• Bronte Harbour Club: about $0.86 per square foot, per its building directory page.
• The Arboretum (Glen Abbey): two listed suites showed fees of $1,107 and $1,122.

Two lessons. A small building with a concierge spreads that cost over very few suites, so the boutique downtown buildings can carry high fees. And older Bronte towers often bundle heat, hydro and cable, which makes their fees look high until you compare total monthly cost. I explain how to compare fees properly in why luxury condo maintenance fees are so high.

How do I find a suite in a building with only 7 to 36 units?

In the smallest downtown buildings, listings are rare, and some suites change hands quietly before they are widely advertised. Three things help:

1. Pick your shortlist of buildings first, not your suite. Decide which two or three buildings suit you, then wait for the right suite.
2. Set up alerts by address, not by price range, so you see every new listing in those buildings.
3. Get your financing and your house sale plan ready before a suite comes up. Sellers in these buildings often prefer a clean, firm offer over a slightly higher conditional one.

I help buyers do exactly this across Oakville and the rest of the GTA, and if you already own an Oakville condo and want to know where it sits, my Oakville condo value guide walks through what drives price here.

What should I check before buying an Oakville luxury condo?

• Status certificate and reserve fund study, especially for buildings built before 1995.
• What the fee covers: heat, hydro, water, cable, parking, and whether there is a concierge.
• Parking and lockers: in boutique buildings, a second parking spot can be hard to find.
• Pet and rental rules: some buildings list pet restrictions in their amenities.
• Construction risk for pre-construction projects such as 42 Lakeshore Road West and Claystone: deposit structure, occupancy date and what happens if timelines slip.
• Exposure: in Bronte, a south-facing high floor and a north-facing low floor in the same tower are very different homes.

If you want a second opinion from someone who works these buildings, here is how I would choose a realtor in Oakville, whether or not it is me.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

• condos.ca — Old Oakville condo directory — List of downtown and Kerr Village buildings and addresses
• condos.ca — Bronte West condo directory — List of Bronte buildings and addresses
• condos.ca — The Randall Residences, 300 Randall St — Rosehaven Homes, 2020, 4 storeys, 36 suites, 1,807 to 3,232 sq ft
• REMI Network — Construction starts on luxury Oakville condo — Randall Residences features: ceilings, rooftop terrace, concierge
• condos.ca — Royal Oakville Club, 237 Rebecca St — Daniels, 2009, 12 floors, 68 suites, 810 to 4,990 sq ft
• UrbanToronto — The Shores soon arriving at Oakville’s Bronte Harbour — Fernbrook and Cityzen, Page + Steele / IBI Group, 10 storeys, cruise ship design
• strata.ca — Bronte Harbour Club Condos, 2511 Lakeshore Rd W — 1990, 8 storeys, 208 suites, fee about $0.86 per sq ft
• UrbanToronto — 42 Lakeshore Road West project database — Hirsh and Format, ICON Architects, 10 storeys, 152 suites, pre-construction
• SkyriseCities — Claystone, Graywood, Diamond Schmitt — 7 storeys, 141 suites, groundbreaking targeted for second half of 2026
• Halton Community Services Database — Kerr Village Business Improvement Area — Kerr Village BIA boundary streets

Related reading

• Old Oakville luxury real estate guide
• Living at Bronte Harbour, Oakville
• How much is my condo worth in Oakville?
• Choosing the best realtor in Oakville
• Retiring in Oakville