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THE CLARKSON TAKE THE GO TRAIN to CLARKSON AND I’LL MEET YOU AT THE STATION WHAT IF THERE WAS A PLACE THAT FELT LIKE home THE CLARKSON urban town homes connect you to the city you love. With the GO at your doorstep, get to Union Station in 25 minutes flat. Shops, restaurants, and BUT WAS RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES. changing parks abound, only a short stroll out your front door. Just north of the lake shore, Be part of the evolution and live in a new community that’s ahead of its time. this inspired residential haven will suit your urban lifestyle. From here, you can GO anywhere. UrbaN TOWNS stacked with style Illustration is artist’s concept. E. & O. E. TakE THE GO TraiN TO CLARKSON I’LL BE WAITING AT THE STATION WE’LL HAVE TIME FOR COFFEE and a bit of conversation Get connected to the city you love. At The Clarkson you’ll discover transit options that will quickly get you to your desired destination. Nearby highways take you through the GTA and beyond. Gain easy access to Toronto and Pearson International Airport. With an abundance of amenities surrounding this location, you may prefer to stay close to home. For those times when you want to get out, you’ll find it easy to get around with the GO Train, MiWay, TTC and scenic cycling and walking trails. THE CLARKSON keeps you close to what’s important for everyday life. Conveniences like grocery stores and pharmacies make it easy to shop for much-needed essentials, including Loblaws in the Clarkson GO station. Become part of a growing community with a local scene of boutique shops, activities like yoga ad racquet ball, and restaurants like Capra’s Kitchen and Casalinga. The proximity to Port Credit, only a five-minute ride on the GO, is certainly a draw as Mississauga’s entertainment hub for events and dining on the waterfront. SHOP, DINE & UNWIND Clarkson is a great place to unwind and relax, lounge, Most people have no idea how much green space Mississauga stroll, or take a bike ride through scenic Jack Darling has. The outdoor enthusiast is sure to find their haven with Park. You’ll always find something exciting happening right miles of walking trails, boardwalks and a scenic path to the around the corner. Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail. Visit one of the many parks to picnic at beachfront areas where the kids can enjoy splash pads on warm summer days. Need any more reasons to love life at THE CLARKSON? GO Transit operates three train lines MiWay is the primary bus operator with a and several GO bus routes through dedicated and fast east to west bus-only Mississauga, with Clarkson Station roadway. MiWay's routes connect with GO being a hub providing connetions to Transit commuter rail and intercity buses. Toronto and beyond. The system also connects with Brampton Transit to the north, Oakville Transit to the west, York Region Transit (YRT) to the northeast, and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) to the east. Thanks to Loblaws and Metrolinx you can order groceries online and pick them up at the Clarkson GO Station on your way home from work, just in time to prepare a fresh meal. CLARKSON TAKE A MIN WALK OUT YOUR FRONT DOOR TO CLARKSON STATION AND GET TO 1 DOWNTOWN TORONTO IN 25MINS Eglinton Ave. W. Eglinton Ave. E. SHOPPING RECREATION & FITNESS Eglinton Ave. W. 59 7 1. Homesense 46. Clarkson Community Centre/Library Glen Erin Dr. 2. Canadian Tire 47. Scooters Roller Palace 403 65 Mavis Rd. 3. LCBO 48. Ontario Racquet Club Erin Mills 403 403 403 4. Sheridan Centre 49. Lakeshore Convention Centre Town Centre 5. Walmart Supercentre 50. Petro Canada Cricket Ground 19 6. Costco Wholesale 51. Defcon Paintball Rathburn Rd. E. 17 Rathburn Rd. W. 7. Erin Mills Town Centre 52. Canlan Ice Sports 9 8. Golden Square Centre 53. Cineplex 403 60 9. Square One Mall 54. Power Yoga Mississuaga 10. Dixie Outlet Mall Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. 55. Snug Harbour Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. Confederation Pkwy. Hurontario St. 11. Shoppers Drug Mart 56. The Mississauga Golf/Country Club 8 Burnhamthorpe Rd. E. 12. Rexall Pharmacy 57. Credit Valley Golf/Country Club Erin Mills Pkwy 13. Loblaws 58. Toronto Golf Club 14. Dollarama 59. Playdium Amusement Centre 5 15. The Home Depot 60. Sky Zone Trampoline Centre Central Pkwy. W. 16. Metro 61. The Walden Club Glen Erin Dr. Central Pkwy. W. 17. Best Buy 62. Clarkson Swimming Pool 19 18. Food Basics 63. Royal Windsor Fitness South Common Centre 17 Ridgeway Dr. 23 403 Mississauga Rd. EDUCATION HOSPITALS 6 Eriandale Station Rd. 19. Clarkson Public School 64. Trillium Health Partners 20. Clarkson Secondary School Dundas St. W. 44 Mavis Rd. 21. Hillcrest Middle School Mississauga Hospital 22. Whiteoaks Public School 65. Credit Valley Hospital 17 15 Erin Mills Pkwy Dundas St. E. 23. UofT Mississauga 66. Multidisciplinary Health 24. Hillside Public School Care Complex 57 45 25. St. Helen Separate School 26. James W. Hill Public School RESTAURANTS 27. St. Luke Catholic Elementary Glengarry Rd. 19 17 28. St. Louis Elementary School 67. Casalinga Ristorante 29. Elementary School Horizon Hurontario St. 68. Tim Hortons 403 Queensway W. 30. Iona Secondary School 20 69. Harveys Winston Park Dr Sheridan 4 20 31. ISNA High School 70. Clarkson Bar & Grill Centre 32. La Villa Montessori School 71. Wimpy’s Diner 64 33. Mini-Skool A Child’s Place 72. Sunnyside Grill 53 34. Cedar Grove School 73. Pizza Nova Dixie Rd. 35. St. Christopher Elementary 74. Pizza Pizza 56 10 75. Dairy King 76. McDonald’s Queen Elizabeth Way Queen Elizabeth Way 77. Capra’s Kitchen Queen Elizabeth Way 31 30 21 LONG BRANCH 18 29 PARKS & GREEN SPACES Indian Rd. 28 72 Truscott Dr. 36. Clarkson Park 58 Southdown Rd. 37. Hillside Park 26 25 Truscott Dr. 22 38. Jonathan Park 12 19 Clarkson GO Long Branch 39. Joshuas Park 46 24 37 Port Credit Station Lorne Park Rd. GO Station 40. Lakeside Park 38 14 GO Station CLARKSON THE CLARKSON 41. Watersedge Park Clarkson Rd. N. 27 Cawthra Rd. N 13 42. Rattary Marsh Conservation Bromsgrove Rd. 43. Jack Darling Memorial Park 36 44. Erindale Park 62 32 69 76 35 74 13 PORTP CREDIT TTC Long Branch 45. Huron Park 20 33 51 68 47 67 61 1 54 75 Royal Windsor Dr. Royal Windsor Dr Lakeshore Rd. W. Lakeshore Rd. W. Lakeshore Rd. E. 71 63 3 2 70 34 19 77 73 55 GO Train Route/Station 66 52 43 11 16 TTC Toronto Subway Stop 48 Clarkson Rd. S. Orr Rd. 42 49 Mississauga Transit Route/Station OAKVILLE 19 39 Southdown Rd. 50 Lake Ontario Bike Trail Rd. Orr 41 Ford Dr. 4TH RD E Multi-use Recreational Trail Lakeshore Rd. W. Lakeshore Rd. W. 40 N SITE PLAN SIDE WALK EXISTING APARTMENT COMPLEX WALKWAY WALKWAY OUTDOOR PATIO BROMSGROVE WALKING & BROMSGROVE ROAD BBQ 203 204 209 210 215 216 224 225 230 231 236 237 242 243 SIDEWALK 107 108 109 110 111 112 121 122 123 124 125 219 220 221 246 247 248 249 BLOCK A BLOCK B WALKWAY 201 206 207 212 213 218 222 227 228 233 234 239 240 245 202 205 208 211 214 217 223 226 229 232 235 238 241 244 101 102 103 104 105 106 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 MAILBOX ENTRANCE TO CYCLING TRAIL PARKING GARAGE WALKWAY WALKWAY SITE ACCESS FUTURE TOWN HOUSE DEVELOPMENT LEGEND BLOCK A AND BLOCK B SECOND FLOOR (LOWER LEVEL , UPPER LEVEL) GROUND FLOOR GARDEN LEVEL A WELL-PLANNED COMMUNITY BLOCK B, ONE & TWO STOREY TOWNS HOMES N W TO F F O SOUTH-WEST SIDE SOUTH-WEST NORTH-EAST SIDE NORTH-EAST GROUND LEVEL GROUND LEVEL SECTIONAL VIEW SECTIONAL THE THE THE FORESTVIEW 1 BDRM - 1 STOREY WHITEOAKS 1 BDRM - 1 STOREY SUNVALLEY 2 BDRM - 2 STOREY THE CITYVIEW 1 BDRM - 1 STOREY THE SANDGATE 2 BDRM - 2 STOREY Illustration is artist’s concept. E. & O. E. YOUR inspiredLIVING SpacE Illustration is artist’s concept. E. & O. E. URBAN DESIGN FOR MODERN LIFE The stylish town homes at THE CLARKSON inspire peaceful moments on your own or exciting celebrations with friends. Featuring meticulous attention to detail, quality materials and a well-designed floorplan to maximize space. Illustration is artist’s concept. E. & O. E. Illustration is artist’s concept. E. & O. E. “TAKE THE GO TRAIN TO CLARKSON AND I’LL MEET YOU AT THE STATION.” I’M COMING home OUR DEVELOPMENTS At HAVEN, we develop residential and commercial properties that keep you THE HAVEN StorY connected to the city you love. CONNECTING YOU TO THE CITY YOU LOVE University Heights Professional Centre was the answer to increased demand for commercial real estate in Toronto. Strategically located at 1275 Finch Avenue West, the building is in close proximity to It started with a partnership. Good people coming together to build great Yorkdale Shopping Centre, new Humber River Regional Hospital, communities. With an extensive background in real estate finance and Downsview Park, York University and most notably the new Finch development, HAVEN Developments reflects its storied history against West TTC Subway and LRT Station. Now open, the University an innovative and original backdrop. Heights Professional Centre is leading regeneration in the Downsview Corridor. At HAVEN, we build properties that not only feel like home, but connect you to the city you love. Being connected is something we achieve in SIX25BV’s building frame breaks free of the interior and proximity to transit, nature, and amenities.
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