
Pickering, ON
Seaton Whitevale
From $727,425
By Mattamy Homes Canada
Pickering, ON · Condo / Townhouse
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Pending
Located just east of the Petticoat Creek trail and Rouge National Park, on the north west corner of Highway 401 and Whites Road, the proposed redevelopment will include a neighbourhood park, over 3,000 residential suites, office and retail space. Source: Sorbara
699 Kingston Rd, Pickering, ON L1V 3N7, Canada
By Sorbara Group of Companies
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Pickering|699 Kingston Rd, Pickering, ON L1V 3N7, Canada
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Neighbourhood
Livability index
Average overall
2 min
to groceries
5.0
Driving score
2 min
to dining
30
parks nearby
Score profile
Best for driving
What it's like
There are a lot of green spaces to enjoy in Woodlands. There are approximately 20 green spaces nearby for residents to relax in, like Amberlea Park, and they are especially well…
Transportation
The car is usually the favoured approach to navigate this neighbourhood. It is very easy to park, and the majority of homes for sale are a very short car ride from the nearest highway, such as Highway 401. In contrast, residents using public transit may find limited choices in this part of the city as a result of the infrequent service. Thankfully, homeowners benefit from a few bus lines, and bus stops are usually very close by. The bicycle is a rather limited method of transportation in Woodlands as there are few bike lanes, and there are a fair number of slopes for cyclists to brave. Thankfully, some bike-friendly areas exist. There also aren't many pedestrians out on the streets of Woodlands, even though running daily errands is easy without a vehicle.
Services
It is usually practical for home buyers in this part of Pickering to shop for their groceries without a vehicle. Likewise, there is often a restaurant or cafe in close proximity. Property owners benefit from a fair number of nearby clothing stores. When it comes to education, in this neighbourhood, families will generally be able to access schools and daycares on foot.
Character
There are a lot of green spaces to enjoy in Woodlands. There are approximately 20 green spaces nearby for residents to relax in, like Amberlea Park, and they are especially well-distributed, making them easy to reach. Thanks to the presence of few people out and about on the streets, this area is relatively quiet, although there can be more noise for those who are closer to Highway 401 or the railway line.
On foot
Driving
5.0
Excellent
Daycares
4.5
Excellent
Schools nearby
Best for groceries
Best for daycares
Best for nightlife
Housing
Single detached homes are the most common housing type, representing about 60% of buildings in Woodlands, whereas the rest are mainly duplexes. Around 30% of properties in this part of Pickering were built following the year 2000, while most of the remaining buildings were constructed in the 1960s and the 1980s. This area offers mainly three bedroom and four or more bedroom homes. Roughly 80% of the population of this neighbourhood own their home whereas renters make up the remainder.
Walking estimates based on straight-line distance to each place.