Rattray Marsh & Meadow Wood

Rattray Marsh and Meadow Wood is Clarkson's estate pocket: mansion streets like Meadow Wood Road and Watersedge Road wrapped around the 94-acre Rattray Marsh Conservation Area — the last lakefront marsh of its kind between Toronto and Burlington.

The marsh
94 acres · boardwalk trails · protected since 1975
The streets
Meadow Wood Rd, Watersedge Rd, Bexhill Rd
Parks
Jack Darling Memorial Park next door — beach, trails, dog park
Turnover
Estate lots, very low turnover

For sale and for rent in Rattray Marsh & Meadow Wood

Live TRREB listings, updated continuously.

$3,999,000
5 bd · 7 ba · Detached
362 Meadow Wood Lane
MLS® W13579612
$2,688,000
4 bd · 4 ba · Detached
1421 Watersedge Road
MLS® W13529200
$2,349,000
4 bd · 3 ba · Detached
725 Bexhill Road
MLS® W13209144
$2,280,000
4 bd · 4 ba · Detached
560 Meadow Wood Road
MLS® W13547244

This is the quietest money in South Mississauga: large treed lots on streets that dead-end into conservation land, with the Waterfront Trail running through Jack Darling to the marsh boardwalk.

Homes here trade rarely and privately-feeling — when a Meadow Wood or Watersedge property lists, it's an event. The marsh itself exists because residents fought off a 1960s plan for luxury homes and a yacht basin.

Can you build on Rattray Marsh?

No — it's been a protected conservation area since 1975, which is exactly what anchors the value of the estate streets around it.

Nearby: Clarkson Village · Lorne Park · All of Clarkson & West