Park District Towns is a new pre-construction townhouse development by Icon Homes. Coming soon to Brock Road in Pickering.

A Place To Come Together

Family time begins in your Park District’s stylishly appointed open concept Kitchen and Dining Room. Your Kitchen and Dining Room flow naturally into one another, defined by sleek laminate flooring and designer cabinetry, with beautiful, oversized windows to elevate the bright, open atmosphere. This is where you’ll laugh, grow, and learn, whether you’re teaching the kids to bake, helping with homework while dinner is cooking, or celebrating a win during family game night. Gourmet meals, holiday feasts, and everyday occurrences all take place here, in the heart of the home. Pickering’s most desirable natural setting, where trails, rivers, and forests fill your neighbourhood, just moments from every urban convenience, will soon have a Park District. Explore the woods, learn about your surroundings, and discover stunning style in a community of distinct modern towns.

Highlights At Park District Towns

Park District Towns is in the city of Pickering, while on Toronto’s east side. The Rouge Park Valley, which is approximately 2,000 acres in size and one of the largest urban parks in North America, specifically forms Pickering’s western border. Pickering’s northern edge are made up of rural hamlets as well as villages. Also, The land north of Highway 407 has been designated for a regional airport. Pickering, which has some of the most affordable real estate in the Greater Toronto Area, has attracted both homebuyers and investors. Known as one of the most unique places to live, and the fact that it is close to the lake and has a small-town atmosphere is reason enough to move to Pickering.

• Pickering shares a border with the City of Toronto
• Approximately 91,000 residents
• Among the most multicultural communities within Durham Region
• Pickering Millennium Waterfront Trail while overlooking Frenchman’s Bay
• Rural Pickering is comprised of quaint hamlets, farms as well as conservation areas
• Oak Ridges Moraine
• Slower-paced suburban lifestyle
• Access to Lake Ontario
• Housing prices in Pickering are low
• School for all ages and education levels
• Convenient place for commuters
• Easy access to Highway 407, 412 and 401
• Pickering GO Station
• Future Durham-Scarborough BRT
• Rouge National Urban Park and over 50km of Ontario’s best scenic trails