Neighbourhood Highlights:

Located in the heart of Whitby, Brooklin Towns is a new pre-construction townhouse development by Madison Group. Families have discovered the many benefits that Whitby has to offer, such as well-designed and affordable new home subdivisions, easy access to Toronto, a beautiful waterfront, highly regarded schools, a revitalized downtown shopping district, and exceptional recreational amenities.

Brooklin Towns is situated at the corner of Baldwin St. South and Roybrook Ave. The development comprises a total of 159 homes across two phases. Phase 1 includes 59 two and three storey townhomes while Phase 2 will include 100 stacked/urban townhomes. There will be ten 2-storey traditional townhomes from 1697 sq. ft. to 1729 sq. ft. Also, 21 street townhomes from 1951 sq. ft. to 2467 sq. ft. and 28 city townhomes from 1944 sq. ft. to 2300 sq. ft.

The development is in proximity to Whitby GO station, with a five-minute drive away. The train ride to downtown Toronto takes just 55 minutes, and it is just one minute’s drive to Highway 407, 20-minute drive to Highway 401, and two-minute walk to the nearest bus stop.

The neighbourhood boasts of a short walk to groceries, healthcare, fitness facilities, animal care, shopping, and daycare. Also, several top-rated schools are within walking distance. Other attractions include the University of Toronto Scarborough, parks and hiking trails, boutique shops, outdoor malls, and restaurants. The community and medical centers are also nearby.

Whitby Grove has a lovely waterfront while on the shores of Lake Ontario. Downtown Whitby has the aesthetic of an old village and is lined with heritage buildings. Rural Whitby is home to several charming towns and villages primarily surrounded by farmland. The region is part of the Oak Ridges Moraine as well as the Ontario Greenbelt. There are also several golf courses nearby.

Project Incentives:

Brooklin Towns comes with a set of exciting incentives. The opening incentive program includes a stainless steel kitchen appliance package (stove, fridge, dishwasher, microwave hood fan), one year of free maintenance fee, $12,000 capped development charges plus HST, and a $10,000 assignment fee.

About the Developer:

Madison Group is the developer of Brooklin Towns. Since 1960, Madison Group has been developing innovative and design-driven homes. Madison has teamed up with some of the industry’s most prominent architects, planners and engineers who share their vision of providing exceptional communities. The company has been behind several landmark developments across the GTA, including commercial, retail, and residential projects.

Amenities:

The Brooklin Towns’ development offers a plethora of amenities. The townhomes range from two and three storeys to stacked/urban townhomes with multiple bedrooms. Each suite has spacious bedrooms, luxurious bathrooms, and open-concept living and dining rooms for a perfect living experience. The development also has a convenient deposit structure that makes it easy for interested buyers to own a suite.

Deposit Structure:

The deposit structure of Brooklin Towns includes just $20,000 on signing, followed by $10,000 in 30 days, $10,000 in 60 days, $10,000 in 90 days, $10,000 in 120 days, $10,000 in 150 days, $10,000 in 180 days, $10,000 in 210 days, $10,000 in 240 days and $10,000 in 270 days. In total, the deposit structure adds up to $110,000.

Brooklin Towns offers an exceptional living experience for families who desire to experience the suburban lifestyle. With its proximity to downtown Toronto and convenient access to highways and transit, the development offers the best of both worlds. The opening incentive program and the deposit structure make it easy for interested buyers to own a suite in the development. Madison Group’s reputation as one of the industry’s most prominent architects, planners, and engineers assures buyers of the development’s quality design and innovative approach to homes. Register today with SG Homes to receive exclusive VIP access to floor plans, sale prices, featured incentives, and unit selection.