In this white hot market with sellers demanding a king’s ransom for even the most nondescript house, it’s good to know a marquee project like Kleinburg Crown Estates is still well within the reach of many.
It’s a collection of elegant, executive homes on 60 and 70 ft. lots in a picturesque community that seems a million miles from the big city, but it’s really just a short hop to downtown Toronto.
The Village of Kleinburg, located in the City of Vaughan and running along the northern edge of Toronto, is filled with unique restaurants and quaint yet trendy boutiques. It’s home to the renowned McMichael Canadian Art Collection, the expansive Humber River Trails, the Kortright Conservation Centre, and the popular Copper Creek Golf Club.
Vaughan’s mixture of prestigious schools, cycling trails, high end shopping, sports facilities and farmers market completes this delicious recipe for a fulfilling lifestyle.
Simply put, it’s an enviable, established destination—not a subdivision.
The exclusive development, surrounded by ravines and mature woodlots, is just north of Major Mackenzie Drive and west of Highway 27. That’s the route that connects the community with all the 400 series highways in and around the Greater Toronto Area.
The houses range in size from 4,300 sq. ft to 7,840 sq. ft. and are being constructed by two of the industry’s top builders —Caliber Homes and SkyHomes.
Prices start in the low $2 millions but with the current “Spring into Luxury Living” offer, buyers will receive up to $125,000 in upgrades. As well, the deal also includes eligibility in a draw with two winners ultimately parking a luxury BMW vehicle in their new garages (draw closes end of November, 2016).
With basic “no frill” homes selling for well over the $1 million in Toronto most real estate analysts are recognizing Kleinburg Crown Estates as a wonderful opportunity.
“You’re getting everything with this project,” says Alda Neves Dubé, director of sales and marketing at Intercity Realty Inc., the developments brokerage firm. “A quick look around the quiet community sees kids playing and families going for long walks. But if you want to go to Toronto (for theatre, a Raptors or Jays game) Highway 27 is right there.”
Kleinburg is connected to the GTA through extensive services supplied by local and regional transit systems as well as the TTC. There are two GO Train stops in Vaughan, (one close to Kleinburg.) Also, Vaughan is soon to be the site of a subway station (end of 2017) for the Toronto—York Spadina Extension at Jane St. and Highway 7.
The elegance of the community—featuring only fully detached homes—is only surpassed by the actual homes themselves.
