Meadow Towns Now Selling from the low $800’s

Courtice sits within the Municipality of Clarington in eastern Durham Region, a largely residential area where day-to-day needs are served by neighbourhood plazas, groceries, and schools, with the larger retail and services of nearby Oshawa a short drive west. As the community continues to grow, residents have access to local parks and everyday conveniences close to home while remaining within reach of the fuller amenities of the wider Durham area.

Courtice is well positioned for commuters, with Highway 401 running along the south end of the community and Highway 418 and the eastward extension of Highway 407 providing north–south and cross-region connections. Regional GO Transit and Durham Region Transit bus service link the area to Oshawa and the broader GTA, and the ongoing eastward expansion of GO rail service is steadily improving regional access.

Esquire Homes is a residential builder active in Ontario, developing low-rise communities including freehold townhomes. At Meadow Towns in Courtice, the company is delivering 2- and 3-storey homes designed for families and first-time buyers in a growing Durham Region community.

Buying pre-construction begins with registering for first access, which lets you receive floor plans, pricing, and release details before homes are made widely available. Buying early in a release often means the widest choice of lots and layouts, and sometimes the most favourable pricing within a phase.

Deposits on new-build homes in Ontario are typically staged over time rather than paid all at once, with instalments due at signing and at set milestones. For a freehold townhome, purchase timing centres on a firm closing date, at which point you take title and possession — freehold homes do not involve the interim-occupancy period common to condominiums.

Note that Ontario's statutory 10-day cooling-off period applies to new condominiums under the Condominium Act, not to freehold homes; for a freehold purchase, review your agreement carefully and seek independent legal advice. The builder will confirm deposit structure, closing details, and all terms.