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A Celebration of Nature. LUXURIOUS FOREST-VIEW LIVING Presenting luxurious urban style tempered by the sublime natural beauty of the surrounding area, MontVert by Primont is a new community of one and two-bedroom suites in Brampton’s Mount Pleasant Village. The two mid-rise condominium towers of 12 storeys each look out on a forest reserve, offering a tangible connection to nature. MontVert showcases the award-winning collaboration between CORE Architects and Mike Niven Interior Design. Envisioned for anyone aspiring to a modern urban lifestyle, MontVert brings the ultimate in convenience to Sandalwood Parkway and Veterans Drive. Easily accessible area amenities — parkland and sports facilities, schools, libraries, transit, dining and shopping — imbue MontVert with an irresistible allure. 2 LUXURIOUS FOREST-VIEW LIVING 9 THE PRIMONT LEGACY 11 MASTERFULLY DESIGNED FOR THE VIEWS 12 WELCOME TO MOUNT PLEASANT VILLAGE 15 EXPERIENCE OPTIMIZED LIVING 18 100 ACRES OF FUN AND ACTIVITIES 21 YOUR COMMUNITY AT A GLANCE 23 URBAN TRANSIT VILLAGE 25 CORE ARCHITECTS 27 MIKE NIVEN INTERIOR DESIGN 29 THE AMENITIES 42 AMENITY PLAN 45 THE SUITES 52 FEATURES & FINISHES 54 A PROMISE FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS MONTVERT PRIMONT THE PRIMONT LEGACY For over 50 years, Primont has followed the simple philosophy of building every home as if it were their own and treating every customer as if they were a member of the family. For this reason, every Primont home benefits from years of experience. Prime locations, elegant design, superb craftsmanship and unrivaled customer service have made Primont a leading and trusted name in the industry. The proof of their passion and dynamic success can be found in the 3,000 homes Primont has built throughout the GTA. LORE ATTARDO JOE MONTESANO CHARLES ATTARDO VICE PRESIDENT & PRINCIPAL, PRIMONT PRESIDENT, PRIMONT VICE PRESIDENT, PRIMONT LOBBY 10 11 MONTVERT PRIMONT MASTERFULLY DESIGNED FOR THE VIEWS A luxurious new community by Primont Homes, the two 12-storey buildings of MontVert make an intriguing architectural statement. Firmly postmodern in their demeanor, they both rise from bases of striking, narrow vertical lines that rise three storeys and then give way to walls of high-tech glass with long balconies that look out on the green surroundings. Matching the sophisticated craftsmanship of the exteriors, the interior design has been inspired by the wide open spaces and sunlit parks of the lush nature havens close to MontVert. Generous utilization of natural materials such as stone, granite and wood bring warmth and glamour to this unique residence. EAST VIEW 12 13 MONTVERT PRIMONT 02 03 04 01 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 WELCOME TO MOUNT PLEASANT VILLAGE 01 SHOPPING AT BRAMALEA CITY CENTRE 02 LIONHEAD GOLF CLUB & CONFERENCE CENTRE 03 SHOPPING ON MAIN STREET 04 MOUNT PLEASANT GO STATION WHERE CHARM MEETS CONVENIENCE 05 CASSIE CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTRE 06 HIKING TRAILS 07 SHERIDAN COLLEGE DAVIS CAMPUS Mount Pleasant is a community in the truest sense of the word. The kind of place where you know 08 JAVA FIX AT STARBUCKS your neighbours by name, children play freely in parks, and charming houses create a small-town 09 CREDIT RIVER CONSERVATION PARK atmosphere, encircled by greenery and woodlands. 10 AQUATICS AT CASSIE CAMPBELL COMMUNITY CENTRE 11 BRAMPTON CIVIC HOSPITAL 14 15 MONTVERT PRIMONT EXPERIENCE OPTIMIZED LIVING The quiet ease of Mount Pleasant is augmented by an array of convenient area amenities that ensure you get the most out of life every day. Longo’s is just steps away from MontVert, and Mount Pleasant Village Square, with its main-street shops and quaint clock tower, is only a few minutes away. For a full day of shopping, Bramalea City Centre is a short drive to the east. At MontVert, everything you want or need is just around the corner. 16 17 MONTVERT PRIMONT 18 19 MONTVERT PRIMONT 100 ACRES OF FUN AND ACTIVITIES MISSISSAUGA RD Park CREDITVIEW SANDALWOOD PARK VETERANS DR OPEN SPACE One of the most innovative new parks in the GTA is literally in your backyard at MontVert. Creditview NATURAL HERITAGE SYSTEM Sandalwood Park boasts 100 acres of space to play, gather, and relax, with eight soccer fields, three kilometres of trails through naturalized areas, cricket fields, fitness equipment, a fieldhouse, picnic shelter, and community garden. And in the centre of the park, the Creditview Activity Hub is fast becoming a Local Park BUICK BLVD favourite place for kids, as it comprises a splash pad, swings, climbers, slides and sand tables. CREDITVIEW RD SWM Junior POND Elementary School SWM POND SANDALWOOD PARKWAY WEST Creditview Activity Hub Apartments & Apartments Neighbourhood Townhouses & Townhouses Commercial CREDITVIEW SANDALWOOD PARK Separate Elementary Community Apartments School Garden & Townhouses VETERANS DR Creditview Sandalwood Park & Splash Pad OPEN SPACE Chinguacousy Soccer Fields NATURAL HERITAGE MISSISSAUGA RD SYSTEM CREDITVIEW RD Park Mt. Pleasant GO Station 20 21 MONTVERT PRIMONT 8 9 10 11 MAYFIELD RD BOVAIRD DR BRAMALEA RD YOUR COMMUNITY HURONTARIO ST TORBRAM RD AT A GLANCE WANLESS RD CHINGUACOUSY RD KENNEDY RD N DIXIE RD WILLIAMS PARKWAY 5 GREEN SPACE AND GOLF SHOPPING 1. Eldorado Park 1. Square One Shopping Centre PARKWAY E D O 2. Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre 2. Toronto Premium Outlets O MCLAUGHLIN RD 3. Streetsville Glen Golf Club 3. Bramalea City Centre 3 6 SANDALW 4. Creditview/Sandalwood Sportsfield 4. Costco 6 17 5. Buick Park and Skatepark 5. Shoppers World Brampton 6. Moody Family Park 6. Walmart 10 BOVAIRD DR 7 5 7. Trudelle Park 7. McLaughlin Corners West 6 8 18 4 7 2 8. Forks of the Credit Provincial Park 8. Fletcher’s Meadow Plaza 5 7 16 15 9. Osprey Valley Golf 9 20 3 KENNEDY RD N 14 9 4 10. Silver Creek Conservation Area PARKWAY 6 8 13 3 11. Heart Lake Conservation Area CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT 12 4 10 2 WILLIAMS 12. Meadowvale Conservation Area MISSISSAUGA RD 1 5 MAIN ST S 8 13. Peel Village Golf Course 7 1. CAA Centre 2. The Rose Brampton 11 1 3. Peel Art Gallery, Museum + Archives QUEEN ST E 13 GROCERIES AND DINING 4. Beaux Arts Brampton 4 1 5. Brampton Library – Chinguacousy Branch CHINGUACOUSY RD 1. Longo’s Mount Pleasant 6. Brampton Library – Four Corners Branch 2. Fortinos 7. Mount Pleasant Village Square BOVAIRD DR 3. FreshCo 8. Brampton Library – Mount Pleasant Village Branch 4. The Apple Factory Farm Market 9. Garden Square 5. Starbucks 10. Cassie Campbell Community Centre STEELES AVE E 6. Tim Hortons 1 7. The WORKS Gourmet Burger Bistro 8. Guru Sweets & Restaurant TRANSIT 2 DERRY RD W 9. Fanzorelli’s Restaurant & Wine Bar 1 10. Biryani Culture 1. Mount Pleasant GO Station 11. LCBO 12. Vesuvio Ristonrante 12 13. New Pizza House 14. Mandarin WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD 3 15. Sushi House Japanese Restaurant DERRY RD W 2 22 23 MONTVERT PRIMONT BRT NETWORK ZUM ROUTES MAYFIELD RD ZUM ROUTES Queen East MAYFIELD RD URBAN TRANSIT VILLAGE Main Queen East Main Steeles East GREAT CONNECTIONS MAKE COMMUTING EASY Steeles East Bovaird SANDALWOOD PKY E SANDALWOOD PKY W Bovaird GROCESteelesRIES ANWestD DINING SANDALWOOD PKY E SANDALWOOD PKY W GROCESteelesRIES ANWestD DINING Moments away from the Mount Pleasant GO Station, Queen West MT. PLEASANT Queen West MT. PLEASANT GO STATION TRINITY MontVert’s convenient location connects you to the entire GTA GO STATION TRINITY Airport Road 2018 COMMON HIGHWAY ¢ Airport Road 2018 COMMON HIGHWAY ¢ MCVEAN DR MCVEAN DR GOREWAY DR TERMINAL TERMINAL GOREWAY DR Airport Extension 2020 Airportand beyond,Extension effortlessly.2020 The transit and people-oriented MAIN ST BOVAIRD DR E MAIN ST BOVAIRD DR E Main Extension 2022 developmentMain Extension of Mount2022 Pleasant Village is transitioning into a highly Chinguacousy 2022 Chinguacousy 2022 Inter-Regional Transit Connections walkable neighbourhood filled with great amenities, including a library, BRAMPTON Inter-Regional Transit Connections community centre, and public square. This urban transit village brings WILLIAMS PKY E BRAMPTON STATIONS & TERMINALS WILLIAMS PKY E together GO train and bus service with Brampton’s local transit, STATIONS & TERMINALS DOWNTOWN Transit Terminal including the Züm bus rapid service along nearby Bovaird Drive. TERMINAL THE GORE RD Major Station DOWNTOWN Transit Terminal Minor Station TERMINAL THE GORE RD QUEEN ST Out of Brampton Station Be Majorwhisked Station to Toronto from home in a half hour, travel to Waterloo, WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD GO Rail Minor Station QUEEN ST Guelph and Niagara in comfort, or get onto Highways 407, 410 and GO BRT (Hwy 407) DIXIE RD Out of Brampton Station AIRPORT RD GOREWAY DR the 401 in minutes. WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD TORBRAM RD MCLAUGHLIN RD BRAMALEA RD GO Rail MISSISSAUGA RD CHINGUACOUSY RD KENNEDY RD GO BRT (Hwy 407) HIGHWAY DIXIE RD STEELES AVE E AIRPORT RD GOREWAY DR GATEWAY TORBRAM RD MCLAUGHLIN RD BRAMALEA RD MISSISSAUGA RD TERMINAL CHINGUACOUSY RD Sheridan College Davis Campus KENNEDY RD HIGHWAY STEELES AVE E GATEWAY TERMINALDIXIE RD VAUGHAN HURONTARIO ST METROPOLITAN STATIONS & TERMINALS Sheridan College Davis Campus CENTRE Transit Terminal MALTON GO STATION Major Station Humber College TORONTO PEARSON Minor Station INTERNATIONAL DIXIE RD VAUGHAN HURONTARIO ST AIRPORT GO Rail METROPOLITAN STATIONS & TERMINALS VISCOUNT GO BRT (Hwy 407) STATION CENTRE BRITANNIA RD JANE ST STEELES AVE Transit Terminal MALTON GO STATION Major Station Humber College KEELE ST TORONTO PEARSON Minor Station INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT GO Rail York University VISCOUNT GO BRT (Hwy 407) STATION BRITANNIA RD JANE ST ERIN MILLS PKY MISSISSAUGA RD MAVIS RD EGLINTON AVE STEELES AVE KEELE ST York University ERIN MILLS PKY MISSISSAUGA RD MAVIS RD EGLINTON AVE 24 25 MONTVERT PRIMONT CORE ARCHITECTS CORE Architects Inc. is an award-winning group of architects and interior designers based in Toronto. Since its formation in 1994, they have quickly distinguished themselves amongst competitors with an innovative yet thoughtful approach to design.
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