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WhiteWoods Towns of Britannia
Starting From $1.1M's
Project Overview
Whitehorn Woods, a new Mississauga Master-Planned Community of Towns, is coming soon! This small new neighborhood is minutes from the Credit River, parks, trails, and Braeben Golf Course and just down the street from Mississauga’s Heartland Town Centre.
Developer Name
National Homes
Homes Size
1,501 sq ft – 2,397 sq ft
ADDRESS
Britannia Rd W & Credit view Rd, Mississauga
OCCUPANCY
2025
STARTING FROM
$1,100,000
TYPE
Townhomes
Reasons To Invest
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Location
Mississauga enjoys Toronto's amenities as its neighbor. Square One Shopping Centre, Ontario's largest mall, Celebration Square, Sheridan College, University of Toronto-Mississauga, golf courses and Lake Ontario.
Connectivity & Transportation
Mississauga is connected to major Canadian and American cities by the 401, 403, 427, 407, and QEW. New Light Rail Transit, MiWay Transit, many GO Stations, and Pearson Airport, Canada's largest international airport, are located in the city.
Investment Opportunity
Mississauga, Canada's 7th biggest city, has 717,961 residents (2021) and is expected to reach 995,000 in 30 years. Employment is predicted to rise from 477,000 (2021) to over 590,100, making Mississauga a great area to live, work, and play.
Location & Neighbourhood
- Streetsville GO Station is in less than 10 minutes
- A five-minute drive to BraBen Golf Course
- Highways 401, 403, and 410 are in close proximity.
- In close proximity are the Living Arts Center and the Art Gallery of Mississauga.
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Amenties
- Kitchen
- Living Room
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Floorplans
3 BEDROOM
1501 sqft.
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4 BEDROOM
2397 sqft.
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About Developer
National Homes is one of the GTA’s most successful and recognized house builders, founded in 1992. National has built nearly 15,000 residences on 20,000 acres, thousands of square feet of retail and commercial space, and a rising concentration on high-rises.
