Clarington

MODO 51 Clarington Modern and affordable living in downtown Bowmanville. Source: MODO 51

Location: 3051-3147 Courtice Rd., Courtice Parcel Count: 5 Parcels Status: Application Submitted Design: Freehold Townhouses and Condominium Townhouses Unit Count: 80 Source: Trolleybus Development

Location: 3051-3147 Courtice Rd., Courtice Parcel Count: 5 Parcels Status: Application Submitted Design: Freehold Townhouses and Condominium Townhouses Unit Count: 80 Source: Trolleybus Development

Welcome to Gracefields Redux2, in the quaint Village of Newcastle. A wonderful country setting located at Rudell Rd and Grady Dr, our new collection of 37’ and 39’ Singles in this master-planned community is comprised of a mix of beautifully designed, classically styled homes. Gracefields Redux2 has something for everyone. These stylish homes feature spacious floorplans and stunning exteriors, making them ideal for families. The site is just minutes away from the charming town of Newcastle, home to an impressive selection of services and amenities. Located in the Municipality of Clarington, Newcastle is a tight-knit community that perfectly embodies the idea of “small-town charm”. The gateway to the Kawarthas, Newcastle is situated just south of the Kawartha Lakes, 10 minutes east of Bowmanville along Lake Ontario. Source: Lindvest

Live larger for less. Phase 1 is now sold out, sign up now to receive information about Phase 2 Source: My Eden Park

EXPERIENCE RIPPLES OF EXCITMENT WHERE LAND MEETS WATER COMING SOON TO BOWMANVILLE’S WATERFRONT The next wave in Bowmanville’s exciting evolution is coming into view with Aquaview, the newest addition to Kaitlin’s Lakebreeze community – the last largest and most spectacular urban waterfront master-planned development in the GTA. Gently caressing Lake Ontario’s magnificent shoreline, this 5-building collection of 270 condominiums ranging from one-bedroom up to three-bedroom designs, is taking shape amidst this tranquil and beauteous setting. WHERE EVERY VIEW IS BLUE Almost unheard of for a waterfront condominium, virtually every suite will offer inspiring water views. Imagine waking up and gazing out along Lake Ontario’s endless vistas as a sense of peace and serenity washes over you like never before. A true waterfront community, Aquaview’s enviable location boasts an intricate network of waterfront trails, beautiful marinas, gorgeous community parks and preserved parklands, nearby shops and restaurants, schools and services, and all the modern amenities today’s homeowners crave. Source: Aquaview Condo

Location: 3051-3147 Courtice Rd., Courtice Parcel Count: 5 Parcels Status: Application Submitted Design: Freehold Townhouses and Condominium Townhouses Unit Count: 80 Source: Trolleybus Development

Bowmanville Has A Spectacular New Address Townhomes & Singles Coming Soon Let The Path Less Travelled Lead You Home To The Natural Beauty Of Timber Trails Backing onto mature woodland with miles of trails at your door, Timber Trails will feature an exciting collection of family inspired townhomes and single family homes including two-storey designs. Located on Lambs road at King Street East in Bowmanville this exceptional master planned community captures the convenience of modern living within a wonderfully relaxing setting. Source: FarSight

NOW SELLING - NEW RELEASE OF 37’ & 39’ SINGLE DETACHED HOMES Welcome to Gracefields Redux3, in the quaint Village of Newcastle. A wonderful country setting located at Rudell Rd and Grady Dr, our new collection of 37’ and 39’ Singles in this master-planned community is comprised of a mix of beautifully designed, classically styled homes. Gracefields Redux3 has something for everyone. These stylish homes feature spacious floorplans and stunning exteriors, making them ideal for families. The site is just minutes away from the charming town of Newcastle, home to an impressive selection of services and amenities. Located in the Municipality of Clarington, Newcastle is a tight-knit community that perfectly embodies the idea of “small-town charm”. The gateway to the Kawarthas, Newcastle is situated just south of the Kawartha Lakes, 10 minutes east of Bowmanville along Lake Ontario. Source: Lindvest

Greybrook invested equity capital alongside Cityzen Development Group and Tercot Communities, and is overseeing their development of the Bowmanville III project. The 16-acre development site is situated east of Lambs Road on Concession Street East in Bowmanville, and is expected to be developed into a residential community consisting of over 140 single-detached homes, freehold townhomes and urban condominium townhomes. The property affords convenient access to major highways, including the recently completed Highway 407 extension. In addition, the property is located within a 10-minute drive from the site of the future Bowmanville GO Station, which is scheduled to be complete by 2024. Source: Greybrook

Family Living Comes Home Introducing Newcastle’s New Master-Planned Family Community Though many other communities may claim “family living”, do they truly have the character to support it? Here, Newbrook is going beyond this simple statement. Here, in Newcastle, family living hits its stride. Here is where family living resides. Here is where family living comes alive. Discover a thoughtfully designed collection of traditional and contemporary home designs up to 3,300 sq. ft. Towns & Singles Coming Soon Source: Newbrook

Belmont is a new neighbourhood in the town of Newcastle. It’s located beside its namesake, the historic Belmont House, home to the 19th century politician, surveyor and renaissance man, Samuel Wilmot. Being on the western edge of town, it’s surrounded by the expansive natural beauty of the region and moments from the charming offerings of Newcastle. Newcastle has earned accolades for being one of the best small towns in Ontario. Located in the municipality of Clarington, Newcastle’s downtown is home to dozens of historical buildings and the major thoroughfare, King Street, is lined with all-brick shops and cozy eateries. To the north and south, quaint homesteads are flanked by mature trees. Local trivia: The Jasco Factory in Newcastle was built in 1848 by Daniel Massey. It was the beginning of what is today the largest agricultural equipment business in Canada. The factory’s purpose has shifted with time. During the First World War, it manufactured wooden munitions cases. Afterwards, silver jewelry. The simpler pleasures of life by the lake. The Newcastle Marina is just 10 minutes southeast of Belmont, with accessible moorings, boat launches and kilometres of waterfront trails. The Port of Newcastle Park sits atop a bluff, with seating areas and walking paths, and the Samuel Wilmot Nature Area to the west boasts 77-hectares of lakeside trails and outlooks. Local trivia: In addition to his other achievements, Samuel Wilmot established one of North America’s first fish hatcheries on his farm in Newcastle. Wilmot Creek, which his property overlooked, became an important location for breeding salmon and his methods made him a pioneer of pisciculture. Small town life, no sacrifices. Life in Newcastle isn’t like life in the city. You’ll enjoy modern conveniences as well as the rustic pleasures of the Ontario countryside. On the western edge of Newcastle and with the amenities of Bowmanville less than 10 minutes away, Belmont is a modern enclave in a warm community. Get where you’re going faster from Belmont. Belmont is nestled near the interchange of Highway 35/115 and King Street, which travels east-west, just north of Highway 401 between Port Hope and Oshawa, and Highway 35/115 which begins at the 401 and travels north through the Kawarthas to Peterborough. Amid spaced out concession roads, immediate access to these two major thoroughfares are convenient perks of life when you live at Belmont. In 2019, Clarington was named municipality of the year by Festivals and Events Ontario. In the winter, there’s Brimacombe, one of the top ski hills in the area, where you can enjoy live music and delicious food during its annual festival in February. In the summer, check out Food Truck Alley, famous for delicious down-home dishes from local vendors. In July, the Clarington Motorsport Park is the only Canadian stop on the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, where exotic GT sports car prototypes roar around the track. Cap off the summer with the Orono Fair, a 165-year tradition, and in the fall, explore the local farms and the unique shopping experiences along A Country Path. This is to say nothing of the golf courses, fishing, and dozens of other attractions that are yours to enjoy, moments from Belmont. Source: Treasure Hill

Live larger for less. Phase 1 is now sold out, sign up now to receive information about Phase 2 Source: My Eden Park

Greybrook invested equity capital alongside Cityzen Development Group and Tercot Communities, and is overseeing their development of the Bowmanville III project. The 16-acre development site is situated east of Lambs Road on Concession Street East in Bowmanville, and is expected to be developed into a residential community consisting of over 140 single-detached homes, freehold townhomes and urban condominium townhomes. The property affords convenient access to major highways, including the recently completed Highway 407 extension. In addition, the property is located within a 10-minute drive from the site of the future Bowmanville GO Station, which is scheduled to be complete by 2024. Source: Greybrook

MODO 51 Clarington Modern and affordable living in downtown Bowmanville. Source: MODO 51