5 active developments by Bayview Wellington Homes across St. Catharines, Bradford West Gwillimbury, Innisfil, Bradford.
Bayview Wellington Homes is building new single-family homes across Ontario, with four projects currently listed on the platform. The builder's active communities span Bradford West Gwillimbury, Innisfil and St. Catharines — a mix of markets north of the GTA and in the Niagara region.
The current lineup is focused on detached, single-family homes rather than condominium or high-density product. Sample communities include Green Valley Estates, Alcona Shores, Green Valley Construction and Victoria Village.
For buyers looking at new construction in these areas, Bayview Wellington's projects offer freehold house options in growing communities. Availability, floor plans and pricing vary by project and release, so it's worth checking each community's current status directly.


From $700,000

From $800,000
Buying a pre-construction home from Bayview Wellington generally starts with registering for a community to get early access to pricing and floor plans. Once you select a home, you sign a purchase agreement and pay deposits on a staged schedule set out in the agreement, then close on the home when construction is complete. Timelines and deposit structures vary by project and release.
One important note for Ontario: the 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act applies to new and pre-construction condominiums, not to freehold houses. Because Bayview Wellington's current listed projects are single-family homes, that condo rescission period does not apply — so review your agreement of purchase and sale carefully and consider having a lawyer look it over before you commit.
Buying pre-construction can let an investor commit to a home today and complete the purchase over a longer timeline through staged deposits, rather than paying the full amount at once. With freehold single-family homes like those Bayview Wellington builds in Bradford West Gwillimbury, Innisfil and St. Catharines, the factors that matter most are local supply and how quickly new homes are being absorbed, rental demand in each town, and how detached houses fit the area's mix of buyers and renters.
Before buying, evaluate the specific community, the projected closing timeline, the deposit schedule, and the ongoing costs of holding a freehold house — property taxes, maintenance and any carrying costs before completion. Because these are single-family homes and not condos, the analysis is different from a condominium purchase: there are no monthly condo fees, but the buyer takes on full responsibility for the property. Review each project on its own terms rather than assuming any particular outcome.
Bayview Wellington Homes has four projects listed on the platform, located in Bradford West Gwillimbury, Innisfil and St. Catharines, Ontario. These communities are north of the GTA and in the Niagara region.
The builder's current listed projects are single-family homes. This lineup is focused on detached, freehold houses rather than condominium units.
Sample communities include Green Valley Estates, Alcona Shores, Green Valley Construction and Victoria Village. Availability and status vary by project, so check each community for current details.
Deposits on pre-construction homes are typically paid in stages according to the schedule in your purchase agreement rather than all at once. The exact amount and timing vary by project and release, so review the specific agreement for each community.

From $700,000
For first-time buyers, a pre-construction single-family home usually involves paying a deposit in stages toward the purchase price rather than a single lump sum, which can make budgeting more manageable than a resale purchase. In Ontario, first-time buyers may qualify for provincial programs such as the Land Transfer Tax refund for first-time homebuyers; check current eligibility and amounts through official sources before you count on any benefit.
Registering early with a community can matter because new releases and available lots often go to buyers on the interest list first. If you're considering one of Bayview Wellington's communities in Bradford West Gwillimbury, Innisfil or St. Catharines, signing up early helps you see pricing and plans as they're released.
No. In Ontario, the 10-day cooling-off (rescission) period under the Condominium Act applies to new and pre-construction condominiums, not to freehold houses. Because these are single-family homes, that rescission period does not apply.
That depends on the specific community and your own analysis. Key factors for freehold houses include local supply, how quickly new homes are selling in the area, rental demand, and the carrying costs of owning a house. Evaluate each project on its own terms rather than assuming a particular result.
Registering early with a community can put you on the interest list, and new releases and available lots often go to registered buyers first. Signing up early also helps you see pricing and floor plans as they become available.
Review the deposit schedule, the projected closing timeline, and the full terms of the agreement of purchase and sale. Since the condo rescission period does not apply to these freehold homes, it's wise to have a lawyer review the agreement before you commit.