Base Living

Getting around Prince Edward County is primarily by car, with County Road 22 and the surrounding county roads connecting Picton to nearby communities. Highway 33 (the Loyalist Parkway) links the region toward Kingston to the east and Highway 401 to the north, keeping Base Living connected to Eastern Ontario's main travel corridors.

The builder behind Base Living has not been publicly confirmed at this stage. As the project advances, details about the developer and their track record in Prince Edward County and the wider Ontario market are expected to be released.

Buying pre-construction at Base Living starts with registering for updates, which puts you in line for first access to pricing, floor plans, and early release information before wider public sales. Buying early in a release can matter, as the first phases often present the broadest selection of home types and layouts.

Pre-construction purchases in Ontario are usually structured with a deposit paid in stages over time rather than all at once, with the specific schedule set by the builder. For condominium homes, there is often a period between interim occupancy — when you can move in — and final closing, when title officially transfers.

If a home at Base Living is a new condominium unit, Ontario's Condominium Act provides a 10-day cooling-off period after signing, during which you may cancel the agreement. This statutory right applies to condos; deposit structures and other terms will be confirmed by the builder.