Mayfield Collection

Caledon sits at the northern edge of Peel Region, where suburban conveniences meet the rolling countryside of the Greater Toronto Area's fringe. Everyday shopping, dining, and services are within reach in nearby Brampton to the south, while the surrounding Caledon area is known for its green space, trails, and rural character. Families will find schools and community amenities across the growing communities along the Mayfield Road corridor.

Mayfield Road is a key east–west route across the top of Peel Region, giving residents direct connections toward Brampton and neighbouring communities. Highways 410 and 400, along with Highway 50, put the wider Greater Toronto Area within driving distance, and GO Transit service in nearby Brampton offers rail and bus links toward downtown Toronto for commuters.

Rosehaven Homes is a well-established Ontario builder with a long track record of detached homes, towns, and condominiums across the Greater Toronto Area, known for traditional design and attention to finish. Townwood Homes is another Ontario homebuilder active in communities throughout the region. Together, the two builders bring their combined experience to the Mayfield Collection in Caledon.

Buying pre-construction at a community like Mayfield Collection usually begins with registering for updates, which can provide first access to pricing, floor plans, and release information before homes are widely available. Getting in early on a release can matter when a project has a limited number of homes, as this one does with just 30.

Purchases of new freehold homes are typically secured with a deposit paid in staged instalments over time rather than all at once; the exact structure will be set out in your purchase agreement and confirmed by the builder. Because this is a freehold detached community rather than a condominium, the closing process moves from signing your agreement to final closing when the home is complete.

Note that Ontario's 10-day statutory cooling-off period under the Condominium Act applies to new condominium purchases and does not apply to freehold homes. Buyers should review their agreement carefully and consider seeking independent legal advice before signing.