SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO ADULT LIFESTYLE NEIGHBOURHOODS

LIFE LEASE COMMUNITY

ADULT life lease interest Townhomes is a legal interest that can be sold or inherited, and can increase in value over time, purchased at market value,exempt from land transfer taxes and gives the resident the exclusive right to occupy or live in their unit, as well as the right to shared use of all common areas and facilities, with monthly occupancy fees which include maintenance fees, property tax payments and capital reserve funding.Application and wait list 

ADULT life lease interest Townhomes is a legal interest that can be sold or inherited, and can increase in value over time, purchased at market value,exempt from land transfer taxes and gives the resident the exclusive right to occupy or live in their unit, as well as the right to shared use of all common areas and facilities, with monthly occupancy fees which include maintenance fees, property tax payments and capital reserve funding.Application and wait list 

 ACTIVE ADULT LIVING

 Home SitesLot sizes have a minimum of 1,000 square meters (10,764 square feet), average size lot 82 feet by 120 feet. Our large lots are 1/4 acre on average, and therefore offer a high degree of privacy. Curved streets with numerous Cul-de-sacs are an attractive feature adding individuality to the lots.  Our homes range from 1152 to 1560 square feet. They are carefully built and easy to care for with either vinyl wallboard, wood paneling or drywall available. 

Houses can be winterized for winter travelers.

Grass cutting services are available at reasonable cost whenever desired

Free year round outdoor parking for boats, RVs, etc.

The Clubhouse

The attractive clubhouse is presently 4,500 square feet. It is situated on 2 ¼ acres and overlooks the swimming pool. Activities are daily, with the billiard room, exercise classes, card games, social nights, movies, dinners and dances. Shuffleboards and tennis courts are outdoors.

Social

People count. The clubhouse is a meeting place with dances and dinners where newcomers are warmly greeted. Shopping tours, holiday charters and theatre trips are easy to arrange. The friendly atmosphere is just not found so readily elsewhere. You are welcomed by interesting people from all walks of life into an active lively community

Park Fee

Here you purchase your own home, and your lot is leased to you on a 20 year re-newable lease with a small yearly increase. The park fee is composed of three items:

(1) your lot rental

(2) taxes on your own house and lot (paid directly to the Municipality by the homeowner.)

(3) A maintenance charge which includes use of the clubhouse, snow plowing your driveway (3” or more) as well as main roads, and water usage.

Sutton-By-The-Lake is an adult village. Its location 35 miles north of Metro Toronto, just off of Highway 48 on York Road 18 ( the Sibbald Provincial Park Road), is acclaimed to be the finest location in Ontario for retirement living. Lake Simcoe, for boating, fishing, and swimming is just over a half mile from the village edge. Golf at the Briar’s Country Club is available with three other pay-as-you play golf courses in the vicinity.

The nearby villages of Sutton and Jackson’s point, just over a mile away are available for you shopping needs.

The famed Briar’s Inn and Red Barn Theatre have long been noted tourist attractions.

Ice fishing on Lake Simcoe, cross country skiing, and curling are at your door step.

 
An active adult community offering 177 bungalows and bungalofts,  An adult community, Homes range in size from 1,476 to 3,029 square feet. There are eight designs but six have loft options for additional bedrooms and bathrooms upstairs.  Residents own their homes and the land and are responsible for its maintenance. Condo fees of about $135 per month cover the costs of the community centre, sewage treatment system and the maintenance of common roads and landscaping. 

    Just north of Orangeville at Hwy 10 & Hockley Rd 

 On the Orangeville/Mono boarder built around 2011. Set adjacent to Monora Park featuring walking trails, a pond and cross country skiing, it’s also very close to Hockley valley.    backs onto 60 hectares (150 acres) of conservation land. It’s also surrounded by leisure opportunities such as lawn bowling, tennis courts, equestrian clubs, 17 kilometres of walking trails and cross-country ski trails.