Lookout on the Knoll Towns

Features‌ ‌and‌ ‌Amenities‌

It all began with single-detached houses in Oak Knoll built to bring authentic heritage-inspired charm to the surrounding area in the luxury residences of 28′ and 38′. The Oak Manor Townhome Collection, a series of development is coming soon to Vaughan with cultured stone and brick exteriors and wide entryways following in the second stage.

You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time at Lookout On The Knoll, only a few blocks from the intersection of Yonge and Bloomington. An Energy Star rated house, Lutron customizable intelligent lighting management, and hardwood flooring on the main level are just a few Acorn unique features in these 38 elegant townhomes.

There will be smooth ceilings on the main floor, a premium gas fireplace with LED lighting behind upper cabinets, a frameless glass shower enclosure in the master bathroom, and central air conditioning throughout the Ravine collection.

Location and Neighborhood

Having seen rapid expansion in the 1990s, Richmond Hill is reviving its northern reaches of the Greater Toronto Area with new projects and upgrades to its infrastructure. When it comes to getting around town, you’ll need a car, but the presence of close services makes up for some of that inconvenience.

In addition, Lake Wilcox Public School, Our Lady of Hope Elementary School,  Oak Ridges Public School, Windham Ridge Public School,  and Cardinal Carter Catholic High School are all located in this area. The Cardinal Carter Child Care Center is a convenient option for townhouse dwellers needing daycare services.

Nearby parks include Fiddlehead Parkette, Fontainbleu, Raccoon, Cardinal, Oak Ridges, and Lions, as well as nearby green spaces such as Briar Nine and Reserve and Minthorn, so people never have to go far to enjoy the outdoors. Lake Wilcox Park, where people may also discover the Richmond Hill Water Park and the Oak Ridges Community Centre & Pool, is nearby.

Accessibility/Highlights

Within a 10- to 20-minute drive of this property are three GO stations (King City, Aurora, and Langstaff), all of which are accessible by car. Upgrades to Yonge Street east are also setting the groundwork for the eventual establishment of YRT VIVA inter-city bus service. 

Simultaneously, a system of arterial roads and Highway 404, just 4 minutes to the east, make getting to downtown Toronto a breeze and cut commute times to as low as 37 minutes.

About the Developers

For decades, this developer has built a solid reputation for developing high-quality, customer-satisfying condos in a prestigious part of town. This developer is dedicated to green building and specializes in Energy Star-certified low-carbon residences.

While they specialize in custom house building, their dedication to quality extends to the care and attention they provide to their customers. Because deciding where to live is just as important as deciding how to live.