Victoria Grand

Families here are within easy reach of Sir Wilfrid Laurier Public School, a short three-minute drive of about 1.5 kilometres. Green space is close at hand, with Gordon Stollery Park roughly a two-minute drive away and additional parkland nearby.

Victoria Square sits at the northern edge of Markham, where newer residential subdivisions meet established farmland and conservation lands. It is a quieter, family-oriented pocket that still keeps the big-box retail and services of central Markham and Richmond Hill within a short drive.

This part of north Markham is built around the car, with Highway 404 a short drive west and Highway 407 to the south linking the area to the broader GTA road network. Major arterials such as Woodbine Avenue and Elgin Mills Road carry traffic toward Highway 404 and the surrounding employment areas.

For regional transit, the Richmond Hill GO line runs to the west and York Region Transit buses serve the corridor, while the Highway 404 interchange makes drives toward downtown Toronto and the 407 corridor straightforward outside peak hours.

Victoria Grand is a joint effort by three established Greater Toronto builders — Aspen Ridge Homes, CountryWide Homes and Regal Crest Homes — each with a long track record of low-rise communities across York Region and beyond. Bringing several builders into one community is a common approach for larger master-planned neighbourhoods, allowing a range of home designs and elevations within a single development.

Buying a freehold townhome pre-construction in Ontario usually starts with registering your interest so you're notified when a release opens. Early registrants often get first access to available lots and floor plans, which can matter when a release is small — Victoria Grand has just 51 homes.

For freehold homes, deposits are typically staged over a set schedule rather than paid all at once, with the exact structure set by the builder and outlined in your purchase agreement. It's worth noting that the 10-day statutory cooling-off period under Ontario's condo rules applies to new condominiums, not to freehold townhomes, so it wouldn't apply here.

Because construction happens over time, your final closing date is set by the builder and may be adjusted as the project progresses. Buying early in a release can mean broader choice of layouts and lots, though it also means relying on the builder's estimated occupancy — here, February 2025 — until firm dates are confirmed. Always review your agreement carefully and consider professional advice before committing.