Brightstone
555 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario
Schoolhaus Towns is a pre-construction stacked townhome project by Brightstone, planned for 555 Rossland Road West in Oshawa. With 175 homes rising across four storeys, it adds a new residential option to Durham Region.
The community is in the coming-soon stage, meaning many specifics are still to be confirmed. It offers a chance to follow a townhome development from the ground up in one of the east GTA's larger cities.
Oshawa offers a full range of everyday conveniences, from shopping and dining along its major corridors to parks, schools, and community services throughout the city. As one of Durham Region's largest urban centres, it provides access to healthcare, retail, and recreation without leaving town.
As more details about the immediate surroundings of Schoolhaus Towns become available, they will help paint a clearer picture of the day-to-day amenities within reach of 555 Rossland Road West.
Oshawa is well connected within the eastern Greater Toronto Area. Highway 401 runs along the city's south end, while Highway 407 provides an alternative east-west route to the north, making driving across Durham Region and toward Toronto straightforward. GO Transit service links Oshawa to downtown Toronto by rail, and local transit serves neighbourhoods across the city, giving residents of Schoolhaus Towns a mix of commuting options.
Brightstone is the builder behind Schoolhaus Towns. The company is developing this stacked townhome community in Oshawa, contributing to new housing supply in Durham Region. As the project moves forward, additional information about the builder's approach and plans for the community is expected to become available.
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Buying pre-construction begins with registering for first access. For coming-soon communities like Schoolhaus Towns, registering early can put you in line to receive pricing, floor plans, and priority selection when the development launches — which can matter when a limited number of homes are released at a time.
Pre-construction purchases in Ontario are typically structured with a deposit paid in stages over time rather than all at once, with the specifics set by the builder. Buyers should also understand the difference between the final closing, when ownership transfers, and any interim period between move-in readiness and title transfer, which is more common with condominium projects.
Because Schoolhaus Towns is a freehold-style townhome community, the 10-day cooling-off period under Ontario's Condominium Act applies specifically to new condominiums and may not apply here. Confirm the ownership structure and applicable buyer protections directly with Brightstone before signing.
Schoolhaus Towns is a pre-construction stacked townhome community by Brightstone, planned for 555 Rossland Road West in Oshawa, Ontario. The development is set to include 175 homes across a four-storey design.
The community is located at 555 Rossland Road West in Oshawa, within Durham Region in the eastern Greater Toronto Area.
The project is planned to include 175 stacked townhomes across four storeys.
Pricing has not yet been released. As a coming-soon community, prices in Canadian dollars will be confirmed by Brightstone closer to launch. Registering for updates is the best way to receive pricing as soon as it is available.
An occupancy timeline has not been announced. The project is currently in pre-construction, and estimated occupancy dates will be shared by the builder as the development advances.
Schoolhaus Towns is being developed by Brightstone, the builder behind this Oshawa townhome community.
Since the community is in the coming-soon stage, interested buyers can register their interest to receive first access to pricing, floor plans, and launch details as they are released by the builder.
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.