La Dolce Vita; Largest Freehold Townhouse Model "Clainborne" built by Times Developments, No monthly maintenance fee, Nestled in a peaceful residential area with park, pond, playground and high-ranking schools like St. Robert's, Doncrest, Thornlea. interlocking double driveway with no sidewalk and 2 parking spaces built in garage, landscaped, large eat-in kitchen, walk to balcony from breakfast area, extra kitchen cabinetry, combined open concept living/Dining, large family room in lower level with walk out to yard, large prime Br with 5 pc ensuite, oval top. newer hardwood flooring, fresh paint and upgraded some windows. Close all amenities, shops, restaurants, grocery stores and major highways like 404, Hwy 7.
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Markham
Markham is one of the fastest growing and largest communities in southern Ontario. It has one of Canada’s most vibrant business communities with over 400 companies headquartered in the city making Markham a great place to live and work. With over one thousand high technology and life sciences companies, Markham is Canada's high technology capital.
Markham also boasts a wide range of parks, shopping, and cultural sites showcasing the city’s rich history and diversity. Markham sustains a thriving arts community highlighted by its galleries and theatres. The city’s rich history is showcased throughout the cities museums, historic old downtown, and one of the oldest country fairs in Canada. With dozens of public parks and green spaces as well as great shopping and recreation Markham is one of the very best live work communities in the country.
FLATO Markham Theatre
FLATO Markham Theatre is one of Canada's premier theatre houses serving the greater Toronto area and Markham residents. With over three hundred live performances each year, the theatre presents a performance calendar that showcases the cultural diversity of the community.
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Markham
Markham was first surveyed as a township in 1793 by William Berczy, who in 1794 led a group of German families from Upstate New York to an area of Markham now known as German Mills. Markham's early years blended the rigours of the frontier with the development of agriculture-based industries. The many rivers and streams in the township soon supported water-powered industry that, along with improved roads and infrastructure helped further grow its population. Finally, in 1972, Markham was incorporated as a town, by 2012 Markham had officially been designated a city.
Historic Unionville
Nestled in the heart of the thriving City of Markham, is one of the city’s most beautiful heritage sites. The historic village of Unionville attracts thousands of visitors each year. Whether you live in the area and come to town often or are visiting for the first time, there's plenty to discover along the charming Main Street including many shops and restaurants.
Markham Museum
Markham Museum is a twenty-five acre open-air museum that is open year round. It is dedicated to the preservation the history of Markham. The site features nearly thirty buildings, including houses, barns, sheds, a train station, a school, a general store, a church, a blacksmith, a harness shop, a saw mill and a cider mill. One of the oldest buildings is the Hoover House, built in 1824 by a Mennonite family who were originally from Pennsylvania. The Markham museum receives national attention for its unique way of connecting with its community, and it is an attraction you won't want to miss.
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Markham
Markham offers its residents a wide array of recreational sites. The city is home to premier golfing destinations, including the renowned Angus Glen Golf Club, recognized as one of Canada’s top golf courses and host to numerous prestigious tournaments, and the Upper Unionville Golf Club, a 6,728-yard, par-71 course that challenges golfers of all skill levels. Additionally, the Angus Glen Community Centre, a state-of-the-art facility, features basketball courts, two NHL-size skating rinks with spectator seating, and a modern library with study rooms and a children’s section. Pair these with world-class shopping centres, a wide range of fine dining locations, a vibrant arts community, and Markham’s wonderful historical sites, museums, and parks, and you will always find plenty of places to explore and enjoy.
Frederick Horsman Varley Art Gallery
Frederick Horsman Varley Art Gallery is named after Frederick Varley, an artist from the Group of Seven. Located on main street in Unionville, its collection includes over a hundred pieces by Frederick Varley. The gallery features a frequent changing of displays of the artwork from local, national, and international artists. With group tours, school programs, studio courses and workshops, courses and lectures, and family activities, there is always something to do and see at this great art gallery.
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