
CountryWide Homes
15 Woodend Place, Vellore Village, Vaughan, Ontario
Woodend Place is a 57-unit townhome community by CountryWide Homes in the Vellore Village area of Vaughan. Homes are priced from $1,269,990 to $1,509,990, with occupancy estimated for 2025.
Set in one of Vaughan's most popular family neighbourhoods, it appeals to buyers who want a new townhome close to parks, schools and the city's growing commercial core.
Parks are a short stroll away, with Oakwood Parkette about a five-minute walk and Village Green Park nearby for everyday recreation. Vellore Village is a well-established, family-oriented Vaughan community with schools, plazas and community facilities already in place. The wider area benefits from Vaughan's substantial retail and entertainment options, including major shopping a short drive away.
Highway 400 runs nearby, giving drivers a direct route south into Toronto and north toward cottage country, with connections to Highways 407 and 401. York Region Transit covers local bus service, and Vaughan's expanding transit network, including the subway extension at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, has improved links into the city. Most trips from Vellore Village are quickest by car given the highway access.
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CountryWide Homes is an Ontario builder known for townhome and detached communities across York Region and the broader Greater Toronto Area. The company has an established record in Vaughan and surrounding municipalities.
Buying pre-construction in Ontario usually begins with registering your interest, which gives you first access to pricing, floor plans, and early release information ahead of the general public. Because early phases can sell before later ones, registering and being ready to act can matter.
Deposits on freehold townhomes are generally staged over time rather than paid all at once, with the exact structure set by the builder. It's worth noting that the 10-day statutory cooling-off period in Ontario applies to new condominiums; freehold purchases like Woodend Place are governed by the terms of your agreement of purchase and sale, so review it carefully with a lawyer.
For freehold homes you typically move directly to your closing date once the home is complete, rather than passing through an interim occupancy period as condo buyers do. Always confirm deposit terms, closing details, and included features directly with CountryWide Homes.
Woodend Place is a new development of 57 freehold row townhomes by CountryWide Homes in the Vellore Village neighbourhood of Vaughan, Ontario. It is located at 15 Woodend Place.
Published pricing has ranged from about $1,269,990 to $1,509,990. Pricing and availability can change, so confirm current figures with the builder or your sales representative.
Floor plans range from roughly 1,538 to 2,239 square feet. Specific layouts and bedroom counts should be confirmed with CountryWide Homes.
Occupancy is estimated for June 2025. As with most pre-construction homes, timelines can shift, so verify the current schedule with the builder before purchasing.
Yes, Woodend Place offers freehold townhomes, meaning you own the home and the land it sits on. Any applicable common-element or maintenance arrangements should be confirmed in your agreement.
Pierre Berton Public School is a short walk away, and the surrounding area includes Tommy Douglas Secondary School, St. Veronica Catholic Elementary School, and Fossil Hill Public School. Confirm current catchment boundaries with the local school boards.
You can register your interest through LIQWD to receive updates. Registering early typically provides first access to pricing, floor plans, and release information as they become available.
Information last updated July 2, 2026. Details are provided by the builder and may change without notice.
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