Union Glen Homes | Markham

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Union Glen Homes Highlights

• Sits at a fantastic location in downtown Markham
• Offers easy access to Highways 7, 407 and 404
• Less than 5 minutes’ drive to the Mount Joy GO Station
• Minutes to shopping, numerous restaurants, cafes, recreational, and entertainment options
• Moments to the prestigious Angus Glen Golf Club
• Just one hour commute time to Union Station by Mount Joy Go Train
• Only 10 minutes to Bruce’s Mill Conservation Park

Transit Options

Union Glen Homes is 12 minutes’ driving distance to Unionville GO station hence making commutes simple and affordable. There are many TTC stops within the community such as Warden Ave., Birchmount Rd., McCowan Rd., and Markham Rd, allowing for seamless North-South commutes.

Also, York Region Transit provides unmatched bus service between the regions’ numerous communities making travel within the York Region a breeze, too.

Markham has a robust transit infrastructure and just like many of the GTA’s more northern communities, it is a gateway to the whole province.

The major highways such as Hwy 404 and Hwy 407 run east-to-west through the whole GTA and connect to highways such as Hwy 400 thus making short commute to Barrie as well as the Muskoka area. Driving into Toronto is easy.

Location and Neighbourhood

Union Glen Homes are located in a family-friendly area that perfectly blends peaceful bliss and contemporary conveniences. The upcoming residence is close to modern amenities like Angus Glen Community Centre which houses an arena, sport centre, public swimming pool, conference centre, and Markham Public Library.

There is a chain of shops and services including George’s Convenience, as well as Blue Skies IDA Pharmacy, a TD Canada Trust, and a lovely local restaurant – the Symposium Café.

Also, just a little further down the road is a shopping mall known as Oak Plaza that has additional eateries, pharmacies, plus other convenience services. A short drive away is Main Street of Unionville – a great place to spend the day strolling, shopping and dining.

When this is combined with a direct commute to Downtown Toronto, it is widely expected that these new residences will be in high demand when they are released.

Markham has many walking paths as well as trails. The upcoming residence is bordered by acres of greenspace. Bruce’s Mill Conservation Park and the Angus Glen Golf Course are both just 10 minutes away.

Unionville has an abundance of exciting area events plus festivals. They include the Unionville Heritage Festival, Unionville Village Festival, Markham Jazz Festival, the Stiver Mills Farmers’ Market, and the Olde Time Christmas Candlelight Parade among many others.

There are several schools within a short walk of the project site. They include Angus Glen Montessori, Castlemore Public as well as Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School, while Unionville Montessori, Beckett Farm Public School, and some other schools are just a short drive away.

Markham is set to become a destination city in the larger Greater Toronto Area, with several other exciting projects such as the Remington Centre, an 800,000 sq. ft. shopping mall, designed to be a tourist attraction.

Coupled with the Yamaha Music School, plus Markham Movieland, these complexes are poised to become major attractions for the city. Markham is growing rapidly and Union Glen Homes promises to become one of the region’s most flourishing communities. This is the perfect time to invest in a home in this city.

About the developer

Based in Vaughan, Greenpark Group is a reputable real estate developer as well as builder. The company was established in 1967 and has built over 75,000 homes.

The firm is committed to conceptualizing and providing quality real estate projects in a range of areas and communities. The developer has amassed a wealth of knowledge and skill in developing residential and commercial communities.