Fernbrook Homes, Zancor Homes
1925 15th Sideroad, King, Ontario
King's Calling is a small community of 39 detached homes taking shape at 1925 15th Sideroad in the township of King, part of Ontario's York Region. The project is a joint effort by Fernbrook Homes and Zancor Homes, two established Greater Toronto Area builders.
With freehold homes ranging from about 3,518 to 4,564 square feet, the development leans toward buyers looking for room to spread out. Homes are selling now, with estimated occupancy in September 2025.
Life in King is defined by its rural character, rolling countryside, and proximity to the wider York Region. Day-to-day shopping, dining, schools, and services are found across the township's villages and neighbouring communities, with the broader amenities of the Greater Toronto Area within reach. Residents here typically trade dense urban conveniences for green space, quieter surroundings, and a more residential pace of life.
King is served by major regional roadways that connect the township to the rest of York Region and the Greater Toronto Area, making commuting by car the most common option in this largely rural community. GO Transit provides regional rail and bus service across York Region for trips into Toronto and surrounding municipalities. Buyers who value space over a downtown address will find King well positioned for drivers.
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King's Calling is a collaboration between Fernbrook Homes and Zancor Homes, two builders with a long presence across the Greater Toronto Area and York Region. Both are known for detached and single-family communities in the region. Working together on this project, they bring established homebuilding experience to the King market.
Buying a home early in a pre-construction community like King's Calling often starts with registering for first access, which puts you in line for pricing and floor-plan information as new phases are released. Getting in early in a release can matter when a community is small — here, only 39 homes are planned.
Deposits on new freehold homes in Ontario are typically staged over a period of time rather than paid all at once, with the exact structure set by the builder. Because these are detached freehold homes rather than condominiums, the timing generally moves from signing an agreement toward a final closing when the home is complete and ready for occupancy.
It's worth noting that the 10-day cooling-off period under Ontario's Condominium Act applies to new condominium purchases and does not extend to freehold homes. Buyers of freehold homes should review their agreement carefully and seek independent legal advice before signing. Details specific to King's Calling will be confirmed by the builder.
King's Calling is a community of 39 detached single-family homes at 1925 15th Sideroad in the township of King, York Region, Ontario. The homes are freehold and built by Fernbrook Homes and Zancor Homes.
Homes are priced from $2,449,990 to $2,899,990 CAD. Pricing can change between release phases, so current figures should be confirmed with the builder.
The detached homes range from approximately 3,518 to 4,564 square feet, offering substantial living space. Specific floor plans and layouts are confirmed by the builder.
Estimated occupancy is September 2025. As with any new-construction project, timelines can shift, so buyers should confirm the current schedule with the builder.
The community is a joint project by Fernbrook Homes and Zancor Homes, two established builders active across the Greater Toronto Area and York Region.
The development is at 1925 15th Sideroad in King, a largely rural township within York Region, Ontario, with connections to the wider Greater Toronto Area by road and regional transit.
Yes. King's Calling homes are freehold detached single-family residences, meaning owners hold title to both the home and the land.
Interested buyers can register to receive updates on availability, pricing, and release phases. Registering early can provide first access to information as new homes are released.
Information last updated July 9, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
First access to pricing, floorplans, and availability — before the public.