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LUXURY TOWNHOME LIVING in KLEINBURG PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 1 2020-09-16 6:09 PM where URBAN LIVING comes NATURAL Rich in history, nature and culture, Kleinburg is one of the most prestigious and desirable residential neighbourhoods in the Greater Toronto Area. Here, amidst rolling landscapes and million-dollar mansions, Pine Valley Estates invites you to live your dream in an intimate, charming, modern family community. Welcome home to Urban Green, your piece of paradise in Vaughan. PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 2-3 2020-09-16 6:09 PM it takes a VILLAGE to INSPIRE YOU Imagine a community where pristine nature is intimately woven into daily life. Breathe the clean, fresh, pine-scented air while enjoying all the comforts and conveniences of modern urban living right next door. Live in the heart of the GTA’s prettiest village adorned with historic buildings, art galleries, museums and more. Shops, boutiques, cafes and farmers markets enrich life, while schools, libraries and community centres are all conveniently close by. At Urban Green, exceptional living comes naturally. PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 4-5 2020-09-16 6:09 PM GOOD TASTE meets GOOD TIMES Living at Urban Green, you are surrounded by an incredible variety of recreational and cultural treasures. Sink a hole in one at the panoramic Copper Creek Golf Club. Take the kids on an educational nature tour at the Kortright Centre or Boyd Conservation Park. Discover the scenic trails along the winding Humber River. Drive the serene backcountry roads and stop by for farm-fresh goodies at local favourites. Explore the charming Main Street and enjoy a gourmet meal prepared by master chefs at a fine restaurant. This is Kleinburg living at its most inspired. PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 6-7 2020-09-16 6:09 PM IMMERSE YOURSELF in HISTORIC CHARM Incorporated in the mid-19th century, the Village of Kleinburg still retains the historic charm that can be seen in its period architecture and graceful way of life. It is home to one of Canada’s top cultural landmarks, the McMichael Art Galley and Museum, famed for its collection of the Group of Seven paintings. Experience fi ne and casual dining at many restaurants, bakeries, cafes and bistros. Pamper your body and mind at leading spas and salons. Enjoy country life with its fairs and festivals, including the Binder Twine Festival. Family life doesn’t get any better than this. PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 8-9 2020-09-16 6:10 PM Home Depot LAWFORD RD. Bindertwine Park Buffalo Wings William Granger Villaggio Avenue Cibi e Vini Ristorante Greenway PINEVALLEY DR. Avlyn Gardens Freshco The Doctor’s Ristorante House McMichael Canadian Art Collection XXI Chophouse William Granger Greenway Belsito Trattoria Humber Trail Kleinburg Cookie Crumble Café Sculpture Garden at NASHVILLE RD. McMichael's Canadian Humber River Kleinburg Collection Spizzico Ristorante HWY Public School 56 Kleinburg Library Studio 88 LIVE School of Music NASHVILLE HWY ISLINGTON AVE. 27 HERE Pierre Berton Park William T. Foster Woods MAJOR MACKENZIE DR. W. Pierre Berton Park KLEINBURG HWY Village Green Park go 25 Matthew Park Elementary School DAVOS RD. La Fontaine ANYWHERE Kortright Centre FOSSIL HILL RD. Sonoma Height For Conservation Community Park HWY 57 LA ROCCA AVE. HWY Humber River 17 Via Campanile Park No Frills Shoppers Drug Mart ISLINGTON VIA CAMPANILE HWY VILLAGE CENTRE ST. FRANCIS AVE. VELMAR DR. Swiss Chalet 25 SUNSET RIDGE Tim Hortons Food Basics Woodbridge Paramedic Response Station Motorino Fire Station 7 Vaughan NAPA VALLEY AVE. Asian One Restaurant Lorna Jackson Flame Mediterranean Grill BABAK BLVD. Public School Pizza Pizza Sunset Ridge AVOS Churrasqueira Rotisserie Grill Humber River Park Sister Carmelina Located at the crossroads of two main Preschool Academy RUTHERFORD RD. ORR AVE. FOREST FOUNTAIN DR. arteries, Highway 27 and Rutherford Harry Putter SONOMA BLVD. NAPA Golf Academy Road, Urban Green is close to St. Andrew Catholic St. Philips St. Clare Elementary School Children’s everything that’s important to your VELMAR DR. McGILLVERY RD. Pizza Nova Emily Carr Centre VALLEY AVE. Secondary School family. Schools, libraries, parks, Shoppers Drug Mart Al Palladini Community Centre playgrounds and community centres Michael Fitzgerald o er rich and diverse experiences for Elder’s Mills Elder’s Mills Longo’s Parkette young and old. Canada’s Wonderland Nature Reserve Public School Napa Valley Boyd is just minutes away. Shopping choices Park HWY Conservation abound, from the giant Vaughan Mills CLARENCE ST. 17 Park Mall to numerous plazas and big box VAUGHAN MILLS RD. stores. And getting around the GTA is easy with convenient access to The National Golf Highway 400, Maple GO Station and HWY Club of Canada RUTHERFORD RD. 27 Rutherford GO Station. Kiloran Park DINING GOLF JOHN Finley Park CAFÉ PARKS EDUCATION LAWRIE ST. St. Margaret Mary HIKING/WALKING TRAILS McClure Elementary School SHOPPING Meadows Park The Country Club GROCERIES MARTIN GROVE RD. Humber River BIKE TRAILS Oca Nera Fine Italian Cuisine PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 10-11 2020-09-16 6:10 PM Welcome to spacious, contemporary, family living. The modern Condominium Townhomes present a striking and harmonious façade with dark brick and beige stone highlighted by large windows and balconies. Each Townhome oers three levels of expansive living with open concept layouts, gourmet kitchens, luxurious A TIMELESS bedrooms and optional lofts. MODERN AESTHETIC ARTIST’S CONCEPT BLOCK 2 PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 12-13 2020-09-16 6:10 PM High quality materials, modern durable finishes and meticulous craftsmanship ensure that you will enjoy living in your dream Urban Green home for years to come. Our architects and designers go the extra mile to create warm, contemporary, livable spaces that help you bond with family members, entertain guests or enjoy quality alone time. URBAN DESIGN AT ITS FINEST BLOCK 3 ARTIST’S CONCEPT PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 14-15 2020-09-16 6:10 PM Indoors at Urban Green are marked by eortless style and easy functionality. The modern gourmet kitchen sparkles with stunning cabinetry, designer fixtures, QUALITY island counter and lots of clever storage space. Clad in warm colours, it’s a great NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE place to connect with friends and family. BLOCK 4 ARTIST’S CONCEPT PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 16-17 2020-09-16 6:10 PM The spacious living room is bright, airy and comfortable, with a walkout to a deck overlooking the rustic greenery outside. A seamless open concept layout oers easy connection with the kitchen and breakfast area. Whether you’re bonding with close family or en- OPEN UP tertaining guests, you have all the space TO CONTEMPORARY LIVING you need to create lasting memories. BLOCK 11 ARTIST’S CONCEPT ARTIST’S CONCEPT BLOCK 5 PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 18-19 2020-09-16 6:10 PM Where our homeowner’s dreams and aspirations come true. DESIGN STUDIO The Pine Valley Estates Design Studio is where it all begins. From the moment you enter our Design Studio, you will be inspired by our vignettes and vast range of fi ne fi nishes and materials which have been selected by our Professional Design Consultant. The materials and fi nishes o ered have been carefully chosen based on quality, performance and the latest trends. Your Design Consultant will guide you and make recommendations to ensure that the vision you have for your new Pine Valley Estates Home becomes a reality. The overall look and style of your new home begins with your personal vision and ends with a truly amazing design experience at Pine Valley Estates. PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 52-53 2020-09-16 6:11 PM FOR OVER 5 YEARS, PINE VALLEY ESTATES HAS BEEN AT THE FOREFRONT OF BUILDING NEW HOMES IN WASAGA BEACH. Bringing high-end finishes and designed homes to vibrant upcoming communities in Wasaga and now Dundalk. We help first time home owners get into the market by providing a great quality home at a reasonable price point. Our company is lead by industry professionals boasting experience and expertise in applying innovative approaches, customization options, and a customer-centric focus to the homes that we build. From the acquisition of land, to architectural design and construction, to hands-on quality control, every aspect of our operation is geared towards building thoughtful, functional, and stylish communities for our valued residents. PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 54-55 2020-09-16 6:11 PM URBANGREENTOWNS.COM DESIGNED BY RYAN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL RYAN DESIGNED BY PINE-URB-G-BRO-11878-5.indd 56 2020-09-16 6:11 PM.
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