ONE STOP AND YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO LEAVE. Presenting Nottawasaga Station in Stayner, beautiful homes set in the tranquil and storied landscape of the Georgian Triangle. Here you’ll be surrounded by spectacular views, vast expanses of farmland, a host of modern amenities and amazing year-round recreation. Plus, you’ll be minutes from several central Ontario attractions, such as the Bruce Trail, Blue Mountain and Wasaga Beach. Known for its historically rich community, the Town of Stayner was born with the opening of the railway in 1854\. The community, which was originally called Nottawasaga Station, developed into a significant agricultural centre and continues to grow and develop into an attractive place to settle and call home. Source: My Next Stop

Clearview is a charming township in Simcoe County located just 15 minutes south of Collingwood. Sutherland is a collection of 50’ single detached homes in Stayner, right in the heart of Clearview at Highway 26 and Highway 42. Located just steps from the main crossroads, Sutherland offers access to the best of this small town’s shops restaurants and amenities. It’s also moments away from all the natural escapes of the Blue Mountains and Georgian Bay. From mountain sports, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the winter, to fishing, boating, hiking, and beach-going in the summer. It’s also only 15 minutes to Wasaga Beach, 20 minutes to Blue Mountains, 25 minutes west of Barrie and 45 minutes north of Brampton, meaning city amenities are never out of reach. It’s four season living in the quality crafted homes by Treasure Hill. Are you ready to get away? Source: Treasure Hill

DESCRIPTION 42 Townhouses & 39 Detached Homes Private Trail and Park Hunt Design, Architect PROPERTY TYPE Multi-Residential LOCATIONS Stayner, Ontario COMPLETION DATE Coming Early 2021 Source: TownCore Developments

PHASE 1 SOLD OUT - REGISTER FOR NEW RELEASE COMING 2023 Clearview is a charming township in Simcoe County located just 15 minutes south of Collingwood. Sutherland is a collection of 50’ single detached homes in Stayner, right in the heart of Clearview at Highway 26 and Highway 42. Located just steps from the main crossroads, Sutherland offers access to the best of this small town’s shops restaurants and amenities. It’s also moments away from all the natural escapes of the Blue Mountains and Georgian Bay. From mountain sports, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the winter, to fishing, boating, hiking, and beach-going in the summer. It’s also only 15 minutes to Wasaga Beach, 20 minutes to Blue Mountains, 25 minutes west of Barrie and 45 minutes north of Brampton, meaning city amenities are never out of reach. It’s four season living in the quality crafted homes by Treasure Hill. Are you ready to get away? Source: Treasure Hill

Presenting Nottawasaga Station in Stayner, beautiful homes set in the tranquil and storied landscape of the Georgian Triangle. Here you’ll be surrounded by spectacular views, vast expanses of farmland, a host of modern amenities and amazing year-round recreation. Plus, you’ll be minutes from several central Ontario attractions, such as the Bruce Trail, Blue Mountain and Wasaga Beach. Known for its historically rich community, the Town of Stayner was born with the opening of the railway in 1854\. The community, which was originally called Nottawasaga Station, developed into a significant agricultural centre and continues to grow and develop into an attractive place to settle and call home. Source: My Next Stop

Coming Soon 180 Residential Units, Stayner, Ontario Source: Mamta Homes

COMING SOON TO STAYNER Stayner - 304 Single and Semi-detached homes coming to Clearview. Source: Sunrise Homes

ONE STOP AND YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO LEAVE. Presenting Nottawasaga Station in Stayner, beautiful homes set in the tranquil and storied landscape of the Georgian Triangle. Here you’ll be surrounded by spectacular views, vast expanses of farmland, a host of modern amenities and amazing year-round recreation. Plus, you’ll be minutes from several central Ontario attractions, such as the Bruce Trail, Blue Mountain and Wasaga Beach. Known for its historically rich community, the Town of Stayner was born with the opening of the railway in 1854\. The community, which was originally called Nottawasaga Station, developed into a significant agricultural centre and continues to grow and develop into an attractive place to settle and call home. Source: My Next Stop

Adult Lifestyle Community New Homes Development In Prime Location With Convenient Accessibility To All Amenities Like Beaches, Skiing, Golf Courses And Schools In Stayner Ontario Secure Your Paradise! Register for next phase! Source: Mamta Homes

COMING SOON TO STAYNER Stayner - 304 Single and Semi-detached homes coming to Clearview. Source: Sunrise Homes