Arnold & Major Mackenzie

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Townhouse in Richmond Hill

133 Arnold Crescent, Richmond Hill, ON

A well-received house builder from southern Ontario will bring the newest in its long line of successful homes to a site in Richmond Hill that is well-served by local amenities and public transit.

Arnold & Major Mackenzie is a residential townhouse development in Richmond Hill by Acorn Developments. This new pre-construction project is situated at 133 Arnold Crescent in Richmond Hill, near the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Major Mackenzie Drive West. This spectacular new addition to downtown Richmond Hill is comprised of 63 condo townhouse apartments and 7 detached single family houses, and aims to capitalize on its prominent position by providing residents with convenient access to the city’s primary attractions and historic places.

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Highlights

Located at Richmond Hill
40 minute walk from Port Credit Go station and Future Hurontario LRT
Set in a 75-acre environment of rolling hills and mature trees, impresses on a grand scale with its single-detached houses marked by traditional stone and brick architecture.
10 minute walk from Richmond Hill GO
8 minute drive to Richmond Hill David Dunlap Observatory
Easy access to Highway 400, 404 and 407

Neighborhood

Richmond Hill is a popular residential location for new families due to its availability of facilities and closeness to Toronto. It was once the fastest-growing town in Canada. Having capitalized on a strategic position in the city’s central business district, this development is within walking distance of many of these excellent amenities. This neighborhood is just west of Yonge Street and Major Mackenzie Drive West, so it is close to a lot of services.

Transportation

Local commuters have access to a variety of choices to facilitate their daily travel. In addition to the local GO Train Station, cars may readily reach neighboring Highways 404 and 407, allowing for sub-hour city journeys. A variety of bus stations are positioned conveniently for locals to board regular buses. The Richmond Hill GO station is about 12 minutes away for commuters. Anyone driving into downtown Toronto may get it in less than one hour.

Education

In addition to key services such as shopping, transit, and entertainment, the neighborhood also has a solid educational infrastructure. There are several excellent schools for pupils of all ages in the neighborhood. It takes around twenty minutes to reach Seneca King Campus. About a quarter-drive hour’s separates York University from Tyndale University. Alexander Mackenzie High School is situated next door to the west, and Mackenzie Health, a local health care provider, serves as the next neighborhood.

Outdoor

Across the street are the local departmental branches of York Region police, fire, and ambulance, as well as Mt. Pleasant Park and the main branch of the public library. In less than 10 minutes, people may stroll to the historic Village of Richmond Hill and get access to a variety of retail businesses and services, including daycare centers, banks, and pharmacies. Also, the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts and the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre give the town culture and history.

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Amenities

Acorn Developments, a major builder in the Greater Toronto Area, has developed a vast variety of aesthetically appealing and distinctive houses. As the most recent in a long series of accomplishments, it is probable that this development will have many of the same amenities and features that have made Acorn homes so popular with its consumers. On a 75-acre environment of rolling hills and mature trees, Acorn’s Oak Knoll has traditional single-family homes made of stone and brick. Meanwhile, the historically influenced neighborhood of Hometown Sharon consists of beautiful detached houses packed around tree-lined lanes and peaceful cul-de-sacs.

Developer

Acorn Developments’ intergenerational enterprise has played an important part in the Greater Toronto housing sector for the last 60 years. Despite the passage of time, they have stayed committed to three key values: integrity, honesty, and loyalty. They have recognized from the beginning that they are long-term stakeholders in the communities they build, championing better industry communication; maintaining honest and lasting relationships with their stakeholders, trade partners, and community leaders; and caring about the quality of their workmanship, always striving to provide the best experience to their clients. They believe in building communities that will last, and they work hard to set industry standards and go above and beyond what their many homebuyers expect.