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ACT 1 X symbolizes an intersection where two roads meet and define a destination. DESTINATION In the word NEXT, it not only marks a spot, but the word rallies the momentum to what is coming. This is the new NEXT2, an address, a community and destination. #NEXT2 DISCOVER EXQUISITE EXQUISITE INDOOR & BEAUTIFUL OUTDOOR elgineast.com Next2 at elgin east The exteriors are contemporary and bold, featuring brick, panelized cladding and large windows. Balconies with glass railings offer outdoor living space for the warmer months. Select homes come with gorgeous rooftop terraces. BOUTIQUE LIVING AT BAYVIEW BOUTIQUE STACKED TOWNHOMES BOUTIQUE STACKED Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com Living areas are bright and spacious, with expansive windows, engineered wood flooring, ample closet storage and more. Every inch of space is meticulously designed and crafted to provide a premium living experience. MODERN & REFRESHING LIVING SPACE LIFESTYLE elgineast.com Next2 at elgin east Modern, elegant, chic. Interiors at Elgin East are curated to provide contemporary luxury. The kitchen is a statement in European-inspired design with stone countertops, custom island, fine-crafted cabinetry ULTRAand seamless integrated appliances. SLEEK MODERN KITCHEN DESIGN Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com The ultimate in luxury offers a serene hotel like bedroom interior for a very relaxing, restorative sleep. REDEFINED MASTER BEDROOM LUXURY Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com CHEEFRUL MOMENTS ROOFTOP BBQ TERRACE Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com STACKED TOWNHOMES CONCEPT Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com ACT 2 The connection between home and neighbourhood. CONNECTION A community. A wealth of fine shopping and dining options are available along the Bayview and Yonge corridor. Richmond Hill GO station is just moments away and Highway 404 is also nearby. #NEXT2 EXPEDITE CLOSE TO HIGHWAY 404, GO TRANSIT & BUTTONVILLE AIRPORT Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com KENNEDY RD KENNEDY RD D R E I Z E N D E R K RD C K S ODIC L R A L I M M R O N I J G A L M E E AVE WOODBIN 7 0 4 7 24 Y Y MARKLAND ST W W W OODBINE AV 47 E 37 H H H W Y 4 0 4 H W Y 4 0 4 50 11 EAST BEAVER CREEK R 3 D 18 29 17 LESLIE ST LESLIE ST 28 10 46 K RD REE C 9 R E 22 V A E B 20 2 WEST D R Y DR E IRLE H L S 1 L I V F RD F A IN D U D A E 6 21 N R SP O V DR T DE E YME A VALLE S N H O T T 6 S 1 D 40 E R 38 19 16 BAYVIEW AVE BAYVIEW AVE 5 31 7 33 42 27 Y D W R E H E 45 I Z E 44 D V R N D A E S R 34 K L Y K L C R I C 49 A T D 7 RK R I M EW KI N R N M 0 N A D I 30 R L E B 4 G O E L J V A W E A Y Y M B S W O R H 32 C 14 4 15 23 26 YONGE ST YONGE ST 13 8 43 12 7 25 35 E KERSEY CRESCENT V A 39 H VE T A BURY 9 FTS HA 1 S 48 D R E K V C A I R H D T L YOU 6 E 1 W BATHURST AVE 2 NEXT NEXT Richmond Hill Pro Bowl Oak Ridge Community Centre Richmond Green Library Cosmo Music Fitness Connection YMCA Richmond Hill Bond Lake Lake Wilcox Park 26. Crosby Park 27. Saigeon Trail 28. Angus Glen Golf Club 29. Seneca College: Markham Campus 30. Bayview Secondary School 31. Alexander Mackenzie High School 32. Michaelle Jean Public School 33. Beverley Acres Public School 34. Holy Trinity School 35. Richland Academy 36. TMS School Elgin Mills Campus 37. Richmond Hill Montessori & Elementary School 38. Richmond Green Secondary School 39. Toronto Buttonville Municipal Airport 40. Mackenzie Health 41. Richmond Hill GO Station 42. Gormley GO Station 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Starbucks Bayview Hill Centre Costco Wholesale T & T Supermarket Shoppers Drug Mart Walmart Richmond Hill Superstore 1. Hillcrest Mall 2. Sobeys 3. Nonna’s Oven 4. LCBO 5. The Keg Steakhouse and Bar 6. Longo’s Richmond Hill 7. Richmond Hill Centre 8. Loblaws 9. Mine Japanese Restaurant Ten Ren’s Tea Time Dicken’s Café 10. Green Lemon Grass 11. Yang’s Fine Chinese Cuisine AREA AMENITIES AREA 12. Kaze Japanese Cuisine 13. Bayview Hill Community Centre 14. Richmond Green & Sports Centre 15. Rainbow Cinemas Elgin Mills 16. Chit-Chat-Play Board Game Café 17. Silvercity 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com Elgin East’s Next 2 is just minutes away from the major entry of Highway 404 and allows you to be connected to everywhere. NEXT 2 HIGHWAY 404 HIGHWAY HIGHWAY 404 elgineast.com Next2 at elgin east MINUTES AWAY FROM RICHMOND HILL GO STATION GO TRANSIT Being close to Richmond Hill Go Station provides quick access to public transit! Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com ACT 3 A balanced life combines work and social focusing on health and wellness. RECREATION From golf courses, trails to sports fields, you can live life to the fullest. Get up close with nature at nearby parks such as Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park, Headwaters Community Park and Crosby Park. #NEXT2 EXPLORE AMENITIES OF AMENITIES OF A CITY AND THE OF GREEN SPACES THE COUNTRY elgineast.com Next2 at elgin east Connect with the nature surrounding Next 2 at Elgin East. Richmond Green Sports Centre and Park is steps away or the waterfront of Lake Wilcox Park is a short drive away. NEXT 2 NATURE LAKE WILCOX PARK Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com 8 3 2 1. Main Entrance to Building A & B 2. Underground Parking Garage Entrance 3. Pedestrian Access to Parking Garage 3 4. Elevator Access to Parking Garage 3 5. Amenity Terrace 6. Parkette SITE 7. Pedestrian Access to Elgin Mills 4 1 8. Street Access to Bayview Ave 1 9. Street Access to Leslie St & 19th Ave 10. Street Access to Elgin Mills PLAN 5 6 3 3 3 4 9 2 ELGIN MILLS 3 7 4 3 3 10 elgineast.com Next2 at elgin east Elgin East’s two midrise buildings are URBAN ATTITUDE linked by an elegant, cosmopolitan one-storey lobby and amenity space with upper level outdoor terrace, accessed via URBAN CONDOMINIUMS a porte cochere drive and drop-off area. Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com Elgin East’s condominium offers fantastic amenities. Enjoy the beautiful piano lounge, gym, party room, and urban outdoor terrace with BBQ areas to name a few. PIANO LOUNGE STYLISH AMENITIES AT ELGIN EAST Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com There are few things in nature as awe- inspiring as the Sequoia tree. Beautiful, majestic, timeless, a symbol of everlasting endurance. It is also the inspiration behind Sequoia Grove Homes, a boutique land development and home building company whose principals have been building signature urban communities across the GTA for well over 25 years. With every successful project, Sequoia has grown in scale and breadth, but has not lost touch with its cherished values of quality, responsibility and customer service. With BUILDER Elgin East – an innovative community with a new style of homes – Sequoia once again embraces positive change and the future of homebuilding. But some things will always remain constant - namely, Sequoia’s signature SEQUOIA GROVE HOMES STORY attention to quality and its unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com Established in 1986, Quadrangle is among Canada’s most U31 Inc. believes good design should be Spectrum Realty and counterpart Spectrum dynamic design firms. With over 160 architects, technologists thought provoking and that it’s only through Sky are connoisseurs of new home sales, and interior designers, we have experience in commercial, retail, collaboration that the most inspired and marketing and resale Real Estate. The THE multi-unit residential, interiors, content media and hospitality innovative ideas can be brought forth. Their partners have been in the business for over sectors. Our projects create accessible communities, reinvent old designs enhance lifestyle and add value 25 years and have won multiple awards, spaces and innovate on tested ideas. We design spaces where to the bottom line. Their authenticity and both locally and internationally. Known as people live, work, shop and play with our insights gained through passion manifests itself in the details, omitting visionaries and trailblazers; passion, humour TEAM listening, exploration, nuanced iteration and execution. the irrelevant and leaving only the essential. and balance defines them. Next2 at elgin east elgineast.com Next in line. Three simple words that speak to an order of succession, a direction and now a destination where your life and style is above bar. © 2019 Sequoia Grove Homes all rights reserved. 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