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THE MIDRISE More Style Welcome to Monterey More Life THE MIDRISE More Style Welcome to Monterey More Life Ask your heart to lead the way home, and you’ll arrive at Monterey Heights, next door to Hamilton in upscale Ancaster. You’ve always dreamed of living in a prestigious setting with its perfect blend of old world and the modern amenities of today. Where the Ancaster Village offers restaurants and cafes, quaint shops and boutiques, all set against a backdrop of historic stone buildings and charming streetscapes. You’ll enjoy Nature at her most magnificent, offering everything you want for your active lifestyle: the Bruce and Heritage Trails for hiking and biking, the lush forests and neighbouring conservation areas and parks, including Tiffany Falls Conservation Area, the Niagara Escapment, and the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail system. You belong here at Monterey Heights. Monterey is where life happens Live Close Live Well It’s better in Monterey Amenities, entertainment and recreation abound in this vibrant contemporary community. Steps from your door is all the Big Box Shopping you could want, as well as financial institutions, medical centres, eateries, theatres, coffee shops and more. Celebrate special occasions at any number of fine restaurants such as the Ancaster Old Mill. Enjoy a round of golf, take in a performance, visit the museum, join an arts group; it’s all here for you at Monterey Heights. Tradition lives here too. Ancaster takes pride in being founded in 1793 as one of the oldest European communities in the Province, and the community treasures its picture postcard streetscapes, heritage village shops, fine gardens and magnificent natural scenery. Live next to Nature Monterey Heights will be a preferred address for active families looking for the perfect blend of urban convenience, outdoor pursuits and hometown flavour. Enjoy an active and vibrant life near parks and the exclusive Hamilton Golf and Country Club. Go hiking, biking and exploring in the green forests, ravine parks and trailways of the Dundas Valley with over a hundred waterfalls and cascades to discover as they tumble down the Escarpment. Enjoy fresh produce along with the latest news at the seasonal Farmer’s Market in the Ancaster Heritage Village. Go wherever your life is heading with easy access to the GTA and the Niagara Wine Region via Highway 403 and the QEW. Live in Monterey Heights and celebrate life at its best. 3 TO TO TO TO TO HAMILTON 1 MCMASTER DUNDAS VALLEY BRUCE TRAIL TORONTO GENERAL 2 UNIVERSITY CONSERVATION AREA CONSERVANCY HOSPITAL HOSPITAL 1 HR 14 MINS 2 19 MINS 2 RD 4 WK HA O M 8 3 5 2 7 1 LOVERS LN 6 9 1 1 2 1 OLD 5 4 ANCASTER TO 1 GOLF LINKS RD 403 2 VILLAGE 5 WINE COUNTRY 40 MINS 9 5 4 3 4 1 3 3 2 JERSEYVILLE RD W 8 4 SOUTHCOTE RD 3 2 FIDDLERS GREEN RD SHOPPING M WILSON ST W SCHOOLS EATERIES E 1. SmartCentres Ancaster 6. Cineplex A Winners Indigo 1. Redeemer University College 1. Swiss Chalet D Bouclair Home LCBO 2. Rousseau Elementary School Royal Pho O W Dollar Tree BMO 3. Ancaster High School 4 Tim Hortons 4. Immaculate Conception Catholic B Walmart Supercentre7 Henry’s 1 2. Ancaster Mill R 403 McDonald’s Kelseys Elementary School 3. Rousseau House Restaurant SHOPPINGO Canadian Tire Montana’s SCHOOLS 5. Bishop Tonnos Catholic 3 and Lounge SHAVER RD 6 EATERIES 1. SmartCentresO Ancaster 6.Pet Cineplex Valu Mastermind Secondary School 4. Sammy’s Restaurant & WinnersK PaylessIndigo Shoesource Jack Astor’s Bar &1. Grill Redeemer University College 6. Ancaster Senior Public1. SchoolSwiss Chalet Patio Lounge SHOPPING BouclairD Home FlightLCBO Centre Globo Shoes 2. Rousseau Elementary School 7. Fessenden Elementary SchoolRoyal Pho 5. Starbucks SCHOOLS DollarR Tree GoodlifeBMO Fitness 7. Scotiabank 3. Ancaster HighEATERIES School 8. CH Bray School Ancaster Pizza 1. SmartCentres Ancaster 6. Cineplex GARNER RD E6 Tim Hortons Walmart Supercentre TimHenry’s Hortons Canada Post 4. Immaculate Conception Catholic9. St. Ann’s Catholic Elementary2. Ancaster School Mill Sweetness Bakery Ancaster Winners Indigo 1. Redeemer University College 1. Swiss Chalet McDonald’s Wimpy’sKelseys Diner Sears Home Store Elementary School 3. Rousseau House1 Restaurant 6. Southcote 53 Tap and Grill Bouclair Home LCBO 2. Rousseau Elementary School Royal Pho Canadian Tire AncasterMontana’s Ice Cream Parlour Costco 5. Bishop Tonnos Catholic and Lounge Dollar Tree BMO 3. Ancaster High School Tim Hortons Pet Valu PitaMastermind Pit Winners Secondary School 4. Sammy’s Restaurant & Walmart Supercentre Henry’s 4. Immaculate Conception Catholic 2. Ancaster Mill LOCAL EXPERIENCE Payless Shoesource SubwayJack Astor’s Bar & Grill 8. Meadowlands Power6. CentreAncaster Senior Public School Patio Lounge McDonald’s Kelseys Elementary2 School 3. Rousseau House Restaurant Flight Centre 5StarbucksGlobo Shoes Home Depot 7. Fessenden Elementary School1. Ancaster Heritage Village5. Starbucks Canadian Tire Montana’s 5. Bishop Tonnos Catholic and Lounge CHURCHES 3 Goodlife Fitness 7.Symposium Scotiabank Café HomeSense 8. CH Bray School 2. Hamilton Conservation AuthorityAncaster Pizza Pet Valu Mastermind Secondary School 4. Sammy’s Restaurant & Restaurant & Lounge Sobeys 9. St. Ann’s Catholic Elementary School Sweetness Bakery Ancaster N Tim Hortons Canada Post 3. Theatre Ancaster Payless Shoesource Jack Astor’s Bar & Grill 6. Ancaster Senior Public School Patio Lounge 1. St. John’s Anglican Church Wimpy’s Diner MezzaSears Caf Homeé Store Staples 6. Southcote 53 Tap and Grill 2 Flight Centre 3 Globo ShoesGARNER RD W 7. Fessenden Elementary School 5. Starbucks 2. Ancaster Village Church Ancaster Ice Cream Parlour AncasterCostco Medical Care EB Games Goodlife Fitness 7. Scotiabank 8. CH Bray School Ancaster Pizza 3. Heritage Fellowship Baptist Church Pita Pit VillageWinners Pharmacy Wendy’s 6 Tim Hortons Canada Post 9. St. Ann’s Catholic Elementary School LOCAL EXPERIENCE Sweetness BakeryWATERFALLS Ancaster 4. St. Ann’s Parish 1 Subway 8.Trade Meadowlands Secret Power Centre Dollarama Wimpy’s Diner Sears Home Store 6. Southcote 53 Tap and Grill 5. Ryerson United Church Starbucks 2. Lowe’sHome Home Depot Improvement Buffalo Wild Wings Ancaster Ice Cream Parlour Costco 1. Ancaster Heritage Village 1. Sherman Falls Symposium Café 3. AncasterHomeSense Town Plaza Mark’s CHURCHES Pita Pit Winners 2. Hamilton Conservation Authority2. Canterbury Falls Restaurant & Lounge FoodSobeys BasicsLOCAL EXPERIENCE Sport Chek TO Subway 8. Meadowlands Power Centre 3. Theatre Ancaster 3. Tiffany Falls Conservation1. St.Area John’s Anglican Church SHOPPING Mezza Café BrassieStaples Pub Best Buy 4. Mill Falls Starbucks Home Depot 1. Ancaster Heritage Village SCHOOLS 2. Ancaster Village Church ANCASTER Ancaster Medical Care RogersEB Games Lone Star Texas Grill CHURCHES EATERIES Symposium Café SHOPPING1. SmartCentres HomeSense Ancaster 6. Cineplex 2. Hamilton Conservation Authority 3. Heritage Fellowship Baptist ChurchPARKS FAIRGROUNDS Village Pharmacy PizzaWendy’s Pizza 9. Golf Town Restaurant & Lounge Winners Sobeys Indigo 3. Theatre Ancaster SCHOOLS1. RedeemerWATERFALLS University College 1. Swiss Chalet4. St. Ann’s Parish Trade Secret RBCDollarama 1. St. John’s Anglican Church EATERIES 4 MINSSHOPPING Mezza Café 1. SmartCentresBouclair Staples Home Ancaster 6. CineplexLCBO 2. Rousseau Elementary School HEALTH & WELLNESS Royal Pho5. Ryerson United Church 1. Corporal Nathan Cirillo 2. Lowe’s Home Improvement Shopper’sBuffaloSCHOOLS DrugWild WingsMart 2. Ancaster Village Church Ancaster Medical Care WinnersDollar EB Tree Games IndigoBMO 1.3. RedeemerAncaster 1.High University Sherman School College EATERIESFalls 1. SwissTim Hortons Chalet Leash Free Dog Park 1. SmartCentres Ancaster 6. Cineplex3. Ancaster Town Plaza Cora’sMark’s 3. Heritage Fellowship Baptist Church Village Pharmacy BouclairWalmart Wendy’s Home Supercentre LCBOHenry’s 2.4. RousseauImmaculate 2.Elementary ConceptionCanterbury School FallsCatholic 1. Shoppers 2. DrugRoyalAncaster Mart Pho Mill 2. James Smith Park Winners Indigo Food Basics TimSport Hortons 1.ChekWATERFALLS Redeemer University College 1.4. SwissSt. Ann’s Chalet Parish Trade Secret DollarMcDonald’s DollaramaTree BMOKelseys 3. AncasterElementary High3. School TiffanySchool Falls Conservation Area 2. Beattie 3. Pet TimRousseau Hospital Hortons House Restaurant 3. Shaver Estate Park Bouclair Home LCBO Brassie Pub 4. CountyBest BuyFair2. PlazaRousseau Elementary School 4. Mill Falls 5. RoyalRyerson Pho United Church3. Hamilton Emergency 2. Lowe’s Home Improvement WalmartCanadian Buffalo Supercentre Tire Wild Wings Henry’sMontana’s 1. Sherman Falls 4.5. 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