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Vellore Village is one of Vaughan's largest, youngest, and most diverse communities — 52,000 residents across 165 ethnic origins, with a neighbourhood population that's 25% children under 14. If you're a family looking for space, schools, and energy, this is the centre of it all.
Vellore Village is Vaughan's largest and most demographically diverse neighbourhood — a 52,000-person community where 165 ethnic origins coexist in relative harmony across wide residential streets and 22 well-equipped parks. Built mostly between 1991 and 2010, it has that recognizable Vaughan shape: big detached homes, young families, dual-income households, and a lifestyle oriented around the car.
What sets Vellore apart is its sheer scale and completeness. You have Maple GO Station for Toronto commuters, Vaughan Mills Mall a few minutes south, Major Mackenzie Drive connecting east to west, and a school network (17 public, 17 Catholic, 2 private) dense enough to serve the neighbourhood's 25% under-14 population without a long bus ride.
Renters here are mostly families priced out of ownership who want the full family experience — space, schools, safety — without buying a $1.5M detached home. It's practical, community-oriented, and genuinely easy to live in.
| Unit Type | Avg. Monthly Rent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / Bachelor | $1,700–$1,900 | Rare — mostly basement units or older low-rise |
| 1 Bedroom | $2,100–$2,500 | Vaughan avg: $2,388 (TRREB Q4 2025) |
| 2 Bedroom | $2,500–$2,900 | Vaughan avg: $2,743 (TRREB Q4 2025) |
| 3 Bedroom | $2,900–$3,300 | Vaughan avg: $3,075 (TRREB Q4 2025) |
Source: TRREB Rental Market Report Q4 2025 (Vaughan). Ranges reflect Vellore Village market variation by unit type, age, and inclusions. Rents across the GTA were down year-over-year in Q4 2025 — renters have real negotiating power.
Vellore Village is Vaughan's best-value family rental market. With 66% detached housing and 56% of units having 4+ bedrooms, the rental stock leans large — basement suites in detached homes and townhouses dominate the available supply.
Most available rentals are basement apartments in single-family homes, with a smaller number of townhouse and semi-detached rentals. Parking is almost always included — essential in a 86% vehicle-commute neighbourhood.
A household with a $2,800–$3,000 budget can secure a proper 2–3 bedroom unit here. That's a significantly better deal than comparable space in Toronto's inner suburbs.
Vellore Village has 327 transit stops — the largest YRT network of any neighbourhood in this guide — anchored by Maple GO Station on the Barrie line. GO service to Union Station runs regularly during peak hours, making this one of the few Vaughan neighbourhoods where car-free commuting to downtown Toronto is genuinely practical.
For drivers, Highways 400 and 407 are easily accessible via Major Mackenzie Drive and Rutherford Road. Pearson Airport is roughly 25 minutes south. Vaughan Mills Mall, big-box retail, and the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital are all within a 10-minute drive.
The 86% vehicle commute rate reflects the neighbourhood's suburban design — most errands still require a car — but the GO connection meaningfully expands options for those working downtown.
Vellore Village has one of the strongest school networks in Vaughan — 17 public, 17 Catholic, and 2 private schools serve the neighbourhood. Special programs include French Immersion, International Baccalaureate, Montessori, and Advanced Placement.
Notable public schools include Maple Creek PS, Fossil Hill PS, Tommy Douglas SS, and Emily Carr SS. On the Catholic side, St Jean de Brebeuf Catholic HS and Father Bressani Catholic HS are well-regarded secondary schools. The Nature School at Kortright offers an outdoor-focused private option.
The density of school choice here — especially at the secondary level — is one of the neighbourhood's genuine advantages for families.
Vellore Village households are predominantly middle-to-upper-middle income — the $100K–$200K band accounts for 42% of households. This is a working professional neighbourhood, not a wealthy enclave, which means landlords are generally practical and understand market reality.
The 2025 GTA rental softening has real effects here. With inventory up and demand cooled, renters have genuine leverage to negotiate on price, parking, inclusions, and lease terms. A pre-qualified, professionally presented application from TheRentalMarket.ca stands out.
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Yes — Vellore Village is purpose-built for families. 71% of households have children. There are 34 public and Catholic schools in the area plus 22 parks with playgrounds, rinks, splash pads, and sports fields. It's one of the strongest family rental destinations in Vaughan.
Yes, with some planning. Maple GO Station (Barrie line) connects to Union Station in under 40 minutes during peak service. YRT buses provide local connections throughout the neighbourhood. That said, 86% of residents drive — most daily errands still require a car.
Primarily basement apartments in detached homes, main-floor rental units, and townhouses. The neighbourhood is 66% single-detached with almost no high-rise, so rental supply skews toward larger units. Condos and apartments are rare.
Based on TRREB Q4 2025 Vaughan data, one-bedroom units average around $2,388 and two-bedrooms around $2,743. Vellore Village tracks close to the Vaughan average. Rents were down year-over-year across the GTA in 2025, giving renters real negotiating leverage.
Vellore Village is one of the safer communities in the GTA. It's a family-oriented, low-crime suburban neighbourhood with strong community cohesion. Vaughan as a city consistently has lower crime rates than most of the GTA.
Only 8% of Vellore Village homes are renter-occupied — supply is tight relative to demand. When a unit appears, it typically attracts multiple applicants. A complete, pre-qualified application significantly improves your chances. The 2025 market softening has reduced competition somewhat, but desirable units still move fast.