Groveside Towns

Buying a new freehold home like those at Groveside Towns typically begins with registering for updates, which puts you in line for first access to floor plans and pricing before wider release. In a limited community of only 10 homes, early registration can matter for securing the layout you want.

For freehold townhomes, purchase agreements are made directly with the builder, and deposits are usually staged over time rather than paid all at once. Your agreement will set out the deposit schedule and closing details, and closing occurs when the home is complete and ownership transfers to you.

Note that the 10-day cooling-off period under Ontario's Condominium Act applies to new condominium purchases and does not apply to freehold homes. Because freehold purchases work differently, it's wise to have a real estate lawyer review your agreement of purchase and sale before you commit.