Oxford Developments

Known as “The Trail Capital of Canada”, the historic community of Uxbridge has now welcomed Coppin Forest Estates. Measuring from 2,864 to 4,770 sq.ft., these beautiful executive estate homes are sure to suit your lifestyle, with a choice of stunning bungalows and two-storeys on lots ranging from 1.5 - 2.5 acres, many backing directly onto the forest and designated wetland. Source: Twelve Stone

Known as “The Trail Capital of Canada”, the historic community of Uxbridge has now welcomed Coppin Forest Estates. Measuring from 2,864 to 4,770 sq.ft., these beautiful executive estate homes are sure to suit your lifestyle, with a choice of stunning bungalows and two-storeys on lots ranging from 1.5 - 2.5 acres, many backing directly onto the forest and designated wetland. Source: Twelve Stone

NOW OPEN | UNDER CONSTRUCTION A Brand New Collection of 23' Traditional Towns 23' Tradtional Towns & 35' Bungaloft Towns with 2 car garages up to 2712 sq. ft. MODERN-INSPIRED TOWNS & BUNGALOFT TOWNS LIVE EXTRA- ORDINARY Experience EXTRA-ORDINARY living in a lush new community where small town charm with rich heritage is intertwined amongst huge swathes of green space with woodlands, parks and trails. This location is perfect for families who want a comfortable place to call home while also accommodating the changing needs of a growing family. Just minutes from the well known town of Goodwood where Schitt's Creek was filmed and located within town are several world-class golf courses, offering some of the best greens in the region. To the north you will find the Herrema soccer fields, conveniently connected to the Trans-Canada trail, adjacent to Wyldwood Trail. Source: Wyldwood Trail

STOP AND SMELL THE FLOWERS Located just north of Toronto, nestled within the charming Town of East Gwillimbury, sits Mount Albert Village, Oxford Developments’ newest community of luxury towns, semis, and singles. Discover the perfect combination of city amenities and an alfresco lifestyle in East Gwillimbury’s most sought after neighbourhood. Source: Mount Albert Village