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Townhome Project Summary
Welcome to a new set of modern and spacious homes nestled in a family-friendly, suburban development. This new project will consist of townhomes and semi-detached homes that will offer a lot of space for growing families.
High Point Urban Towns is a new townhome development by Laurier Homes in Richmond Hill. This construction project is located at 60 Arnold Crescent, near Major Mackenzie Drive and Yonge Street.
This development will consists of 3 blocks with a total of 88 suites combined amongst the three townhouse blocks. 2 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms plus den or office space and 3 bedroom options are available with suite sizes ranging from 876 sq.ft to 1,512 sq.ft.
This project will offer a range of sizes and layouts to suit any lifestyle. Take advantage of a new suburban development coming to an area that offers quick access to the city’s attractions and local amenities.
Amenities
High Point Urban Towns will sit on the south-side of Arnold Crescent just west of Yonge Street. The area will take up 2.77-acres of land. In total, there will be a total of 88 stacked townhomes that will reach up to 4 to 5-storeys high. Many urban towns here feature rooftop or garden terraces. Peaceful, private outdoor spaces that are perfect for hosting family barbecues, or just enjoying a glass of wine and a good book.
The semi-detached homes will sit on the north-side of this complex fronting Arnold Crescent and will have 3 collections: Garden, Urban and High Point depending on the level and type of suite. Residents will be able to enjoy a secure underground parking for residents and visitors, there will also be bicycle storage within the parking garage and visitor bicycle storage above grade.
This development will be designed by 4 Architecture Inc. These architects have designed a contemporary set of homes that incorporate a good mix of brick and wood cladding.
These homes will have large windows and terraces to give residents the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. This development will range from 876 to 1,512 square-feet, offering enough space for anyone in any stage of life. This complex will be perfectly suited for young couples, families and retirees. Based on past developments from Laurier Homes, we can expect these homes will be finished with modern features and interiors.
Location & Neighbourhood
This development will be just steps from Yonge Street, one of the most vibrant streets that offer many local amenities. Residents can walk a few steps to find many restaurants including fine dining or take out options, cafes, bakeries, supermarkets, delis and big box stores including Winners, Homesense, Shoppers Drug Mart and Walmart. Additionally, Promenade Mall is just 15 minutes away and will offer residents with over 150 retail stores and services as well as a movie theatre and restaurants to choose from.
High Point Urban Towns will be near the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts, Richmond Hill Public Library and public parks including Mt Pleasant Park and Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park that offers a fitness centre, recreational activities and summer camps for kids. For the avid golfer, the Thornhill Club, Maple Downs and Country Club, Richmond Hill Golf Club and Eagles Nest Golf Club are all less than 15 minutes away from this development.
This area is a great place to raise a family as there are many local schools and after-school programs nearby that cater to kids of all ages. Mackenzie Health Hospital is just 4 minutes away from this development, making it a great place for healthcare practitioners to reside. This hospital currently employs over 2,600 people and is currently looking for 1,800 new staff positions to fill, making this a great option for employees or future employees.
Getting around this area is quite easy as there are many major road arteries and highways nearby including Highway 404 and 407 which can bring commuters to Downtown Toronto in just under an hour. For commuters without a car, the Richmond Hill GO Station is just 4 minutes away. The Richmond Hill Centre Terminal is just 10 minutes away and will connect commuters to many buses that frequently run in and out of the city. This public transit system will only get better as the TTC Subway’s Line 1: Yonge-University line was just approved to extend up to Richmond Hill, making transit here a swift and seamless process.