Go To Mackenzie Towns

Go To Mackenzie Towns is a new townhouse development located at 215 Major Mackenzie Drive East in Richmond Hill. This new project is develop by Go-To Developments and Capital North Communities proposed 61 units in total which size range from 1,838 square feet. Estimated completion is in 2023.

Go To Mackenzie Towns Highlights:

• Located in the heart of downtown Richmond Hill
• Located just steps to Yonge Street
• 10 mins walking distance from Richmond Hill GO Station
• 5 mins drive from Hillcrest Mall
• Close to several public transportation options
• amazing shopping, delicious restaurants, and many entertainment options nearby
• Close to schools
• Nearby parks include Town Park, Mount Pleasant Park, Richmond Hill and Pioneer Park

Top Reasons to Invest in Go To Mackenzie Towns

1.Location

Go To Mackenzie Towns will be in a central location of Richmond Hill. Local points of interest include Central Library, Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts, Richmond Hill Heritage Centre, Thornhill Golfclub, Richmond Green Sports Centre, as well as Mackenzie Health Hospital.

Active families looking for adventure and outdoor activities will be right at home in Richmond Hill. The region has over 200 parks, and greenspaces, some of which are minutes away, like Town Park, essentially across the street, as well as Mt. Pleasant Park and Mill Pond Park. – families can enjoy dog parks, bbq grills, even a fun aquatic playground. About 20% of its land is moraine and greenbelt, with dozens of attractions, and community spaces throughout.

Further, residents will have access to countless nearby amenities, stores, restaurants, and services. Pleasantville Public School, Walter Scott Public School, St. Anne Catholic Elementary School are all within a 5 minute drive, providing families with many opportunities for education. Meanwhile, stores like Winners, T&T Supermarket, Leons Furniture, Loblaws and many other resources are just a short trip in the car away, making errands simple.

2.Transit Options

Richmond Hill is in many ways a crossroads for the GTA. To its east, the Highway 404, leads directly into the core of Toronto via the Don Valley Parkway, and makes commutes simple. Travelling throughout the boroughs and neighbourhoods of the city is easy too – Highway 401, one of the busiest highways in North America, travels east-west and just south of Richmond Hill, connecting the York Region to Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, and the rest of Southern Ontario.

As Richmond Hill grows, and traffic becomes more dense, residents of Richmond Hill have many other options for their commutes. York Region Transit (YRT) runs an unparalleled bus service throughout the entire northern region of the GTA, providing simple connections to Vaughan, Aurora, Markham, Newmarket, and Whitchurch-Stouffville, with simple connections to the TTC line. Though the TTC itself does not operate within Richmond Hill, plans are being prepared to extend the primary subway lines to the intersection of Yonge and Highway 7, at the areas southern border.

Commuters can also rely on GO Transit. The primary commuter rail has two stations within the city – Richmond Hill Station and Langstaff Station, both providing regular trains in and out of the city.

3.Features & Finishes

Spacious and sophisticated three-storey living spaces that creates a distinct atmosphere, are designed and built to be both functional, sophisticated and to the most exacting specifications. Home owners will enjoy modern designer custom cabinetry, hard surface countertops, European style appliances, wide plank engineered wood flooring and so much more. Find your comfort zone, surrounded by artistically inspired aesthetics.

4.Investment Opportunities

Richmond Hill is a town located in the southern portion of York Region, Ontario, Canada. Its population is approximately 200,000. In just five years the city grew by over 23%. The town in recent years has seen a considerable population upsurge, being Canadas fastest- growing community in the 1990s. It is an affluent town with a large number of people employed in areas of business, finance, industry and healthcare. Richmond Hill has 166 parks, of which most are small urban parks and 544 hectares of undeveloped natural areas for recreation. The town has an affluent community with more than 52% of families reporting incomes of greater than $70,000 and over 31% of households reporting incomes higher than $100,000. The average household income in Richmond Hill is $100,900 which is 34% higher than the Canadian average and 26% higher than the provincial average.