
ON-89 & Boyne St, New Tecumseth, Ontario
Parkside Landing brings new single-family homes to New Tecumseth, positioned near Highway 89 and Boyne Street in Simcoe County, Ontario. The community suits buyers looking for detached living in a growing part of the region.
At this stage, specifics such as pricing, home sizes, and occupancy timing are still to be confirmed. Interested buyers can register to be among the first to receive details as they are released.
Everyday conveniences in New Tecumseth are centred around the communities of Alliston, Beeton, and Tottenham, where residents find grocery stores, shops, restaurants, and local services. The surrounding area combines a small-town feel with the practical amenities of an established Simcoe County community, and green space and recreation are part of daily life here.
As specific nearby shops, schools, and services for Parkside Landing are confirmed, this section will highlight the closest and most relevant options.
Highway 89 runs directly past the site, giving residents a straightforward east–west route through New Tecumseth and connections toward Highway 400 for travel south to the Greater Toronto Area. Nearby Highway 9 and regional roads add further options for reaching neighbouring communities. Getting around this area is primarily car-based, with local roads linking Alliston and the surrounding towns.
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The builder behind Parkside Landing has not yet been confirmed. Once announced, this section will provide factual background on the developer and their work in New Tecumseth and the wider Simcoe County region.
Buying pre-construction in New Tecumseth usually begins with registering your interest, which can put you in line for first access to floor plans, pricing, and early release incentives before homes reach the wider public. Getting in early during a release can matter, since desirable lots and layouts often move quickly.
Deposits on new homes are typically structured in stages over time rather than paid all at once, with the schedule set by the builder. For freehold single-family homes, buyers should review the purchase agreement carefully and work with their own lawyer to understand the terms before signing.
Ontario's 10-day cooling-off period applies to new condominium purchases under the Condominium Act; it does not apply to freehold single-family homes like these. Because rules and protections differ by home type, confirm all specifics with the builder and your legal advisor.
Parkside Landing is in New Tecumseth, Ontario, near the intersection of Highway 89 and Boyne Street in Simcoe County. The community sits within one of the area's growing residential districts.
Parkside Landing is a single-family home community. Details on specific home designs, sizes, and layouts will be confirmed by the builder as the project advances.
Pricing has not yet been released. Prices for new homes here will be listed in Canadian dollars (CAD) once available. Register for updates to receive pricing as it is announced.
An occupancy timeline has not been announced. For pre-construction homes, closing and move-in dates are set by the builder and can shift as construction progresses; details will be confirmed closer to launch.
The builder has not been confirmed at this time. Once the developer is announced, information will be updated here.
You can register your interest to receive early access to floor plans, pricing, and release details as they become available. Early registration typically gives buyers a first look before broader public sales.
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.