Laurelcrest Homes
north of Carnwith Drive West, west of Baldwin Street North, Whitby, Ontario
Row townhomes are on the way to north Whitby with Lynden Heights, a new community from Laurelcrest Homes. The project is planned for a site north of Carnwith Drive West and west of Baldwin Street North, within Durham Region.
Now at the coming-soon stage, Lynden Heights has yet to publish full details on home sizes, layouts, and pricing. Early registration is the best way to stay informed as more information is confirmed.
Details on specific nearby amenities for this site have not yet been confirmed. Broadly, north Whitby offers a mix of everyday conveniences typical of a growing Durham Region community, with shopping, schools, groceries, and parks generally found across the wider Whitby area. As the project progresses, more area-specific information is expected to become available.
Whitby is served by Highway 401 along its southern edge and Highway 407 to the north, with Highway 412 providing a connection between the two — useful routes for drivers commuting across Durham Region and toward Toronto. GO Transit's Lakeshore East line also serves Whitby, offering regional rail connections. Precise transit distances from this site will be clearer as the project advances.
Laurelcrest Homes is the builder behind Lynden Heights. As the developer bringing this townhome community to north Whitby, they are responsible for its design and construction. Buyers are encouraged to review the builder's other work in the region as part of their research.
Buying pre-construction begins with registering for first access. Registered buyers are often invited to review floor plans and pricing before the general public, which can matter early in a release when the widest selection of layouts is still available.
Deposits on new construction are typically structured in stages over time rather than paid all at once, with the exact schedule set by the builder. For freehold homes such as townhomes, buyers move directly toward a closing date once construction is complete, whereas condominium purchases can involve an interim occupancy period before final closing.
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In Ontario, the Condominium Act provides a 10-day cooling-off period for new condominiums, during which a buyer may cancel the agreement. This statutory rescission right applies to condos and not to freehold homes, so review your agreement carefully and confirm the ownership structure and specifics with the builder and your own legal advisor.
Lynden Heights is a new row townhome development by Laurelcrest Homes in Whitby, Ontario, within Durham Region. It is currently at the coming-soon stage.
The development is planned for a site north of Carnwith Drive West and west of Baldwin Street North, in the north end of Whitby.
Lynden Heights is being developed by Laurelcrest Homes.
The project features row townhomes. Specific floor plans, sizes, and bedroom counts have not yet been released and will be confirmed by the builder.
Pricing has not yet been announced. As a coming-soon project, prices in Canadian dollars will be released closer to the sales launch and confirmed by the builder.
An occupancy timeline has not yet been published. Details on construction and move-in dates are expected as the project advances toward sales.
You can register your interest to receive updates as details are released. Early registration typically provides first access to pricing, floor plans, and launch information ahead of the general public.
Information last updated July 10, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
First access to pricing, floorplans, and availability — before the public.