Connected To More
Signed in as . Sign Out.

CENTURY 21 Heritage Group Ltd. › Woodbine North

Woodbine North, Markham, ON, Canada Real Estate Listings and Information

Search
5 Active Listings
$582,846 Avg. List Price:
Browse Listings by Price Range
+ $300 - $400K 2
+ $400 - $500K 8
+ $500 - $600K 7
+ $600 - $700K 4
+ $700 - $800K 4
+ $800 - $900K 3
Recently Listed
Pin It
Woodbine North

Woodbine Avenue is presently six lanes from Steeles Avenue to Highway 7, and four lanes between Highway 7 and Major Mackenzie Drive, plus there is a centre turning lane. North of Major Mackenzie Drive, Woodbine narrows to a two-lane rural road, though with occasional left-turn lane. Recent housing developments since the early 2000s have necessitated the widening of Woodbine to cope with increased traffic levels. However, due to existing properties around Victoria Square, the intersection of Woodbine Avenue and Elgin Mills Road, was realigned. The Woodbine Avenue By-Pass opened on November 15, 2010.[6][7] Woodbine Avenue By-Pass cuts through the new home development area known as Cathedraltown. It is requested by the Town of Markham that the By-passed Woodbine Avenue would be renamed Old Woodbine Avenue. Hence, the Woodbine Avenue By-Pass would drop the By-Pass to become Woodbine Avenue for the continuity of the regional road Old Woodbine Avenue would then be transferred under the juridiction of the Town of Markham and will no longer serve as a regional road.[8]

Local Attractions

Blog Posts About: Local Attractions
Check Out Performances Taking Place at Richmond Hill's Centre for the Performing Arts
Buy Tickets for one of Many Entertaining Performances TODAY! Located in the downtown core of historic Richmond Hill, ON. Richmond Hill’s Centre for the Performing Arts is home to 43,000 square feet of professional entertainment that captures local, regional and national audiences. This theatre venue is a popular experience and attraction for a trip out in Richmond Hill. It offers ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 29/04/2013
Top 20 Best Cities to Live In
According to Moneysense (Canada's Personal Finance Website) the top 20 cities of 2013 show Canadians where are the best places to live. This is Moneysenses's 8th annual list, where best places are determined by various qualifications. Things that are considered while determining best places to live include: incomes and employment,  the price of housing, weather, crime rates and access ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 17/04/2013

Construction and Expansion

Blog Posts About: Construction and Expansion
Newmarket By-pass Completed
Enjoy A Less Congested Commute in Newmarket The Town of Newmarket completed construction of the by-pass between Hwy 400 and Hwy 404. This project aimed to assist in relieving traffic congestion and prevent delays along the Highway 9 and Green Lane corridor. “Residents in East Gwillimbury have been looking forward to this opening since the project began two years ago,” said East ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 08/05/2013
The Land of Opportunity that Wasn’t
You are driving through a nice neighbourhood and you see an old house sitting on a large piece of land surrounded by subdivision homes. You wonder if you could get a great deal on this property, because depending on the size, you could subdivide the land into three or four lots and still have enough room left to build your own custom home. So you contact the homeowner or better yet, contact a Realtor ... Read More...
Posted by Jagdeep Singh on 04/05/2013

Community Events

Blog Posts About: Community Events
Fore! The Kids
 Third Annual Bradford Children's Charity Fund Golf Tournament Century 21 Heritage Group Ltd.'s 3rd Annual Children's Charity Fund Golf Tournament recipient for 2013 is Talon Collett.  Talon is a vibrant 6 year olf boy who has faced a challenge in his life called Acute Lymphoblastic Lukemia. Diagnosed on September 11, 2009, Talon has endured regular chemotherapy treatments that have ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 15/05/2013
Heritage Has Heart
  CENTURY 21® Annual Ride Campaign For The Heart And Stroke Foundation's BIG BIKE EVENT  With four BIG BIKE rides scheduled for 2013, join CENTURY 21® Heritage Group Ltd. as they pedal their way towards their goal of raising funds for Heart and Stroke research and education.  The Heritage Has Heart campaign in the CENTURY 21® Heritage Group Ltd. firm was ... Read More...
Posted by Lisa Fedele on 10/05/2013

Family & Kids

Blog Posts About: Family & Kids
Natural Remedies for Families and their Children
Always consult with a physician when considering practicing natural remedies. Natural remedies can be a great alternative in conquering discomforts. Here are five natural remedies to share with your family. Baking soda has traditionally been a remedy for anything from teeth whitening to natural multipurpose household cleaner. Did you know that baking soda can also be used for bug bites? Baking ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 29/04/2013

Parks & Recreation

Blog Posts About: Parks & Recreation
Mill Pond Community Park Richmond Hill
For Directions to Mill Pond in Richmond Hill Click Here *Photo by Tom Tsambourlianos (Sales Representative Century 21 Heritage Group Ltd.**) Mill Pond located in Richmond Hill Ontario is just one of over 166 Community Parks in this local area. Visiting park facilities is a great way to share outdoor space with family, alone as an individual or with people in your community.  What a good ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 29/04/2013

Market Reports and Conditions

Blog Posts About: Market Reports and Conditions
Spring Is Here
With the good weather upon us, many of us have thoughts of taking a summer vacation. When you buy or sell through Eva Walker and Century 21 Heritage, the vacation is on the house! Ask us how. Read More...
Posted by Eva Walker on 09/04/2013
Should I Rent or Buy?
With homes prices in the GTA leveling and mortgage rates still very reasonable,Toronto Real Estate would be homeowners are again asking the proverbial question "should we rent or buy". There are pros and cons and this article  will give a balanced rationale. Definitely worth a read. Click Here Read More...
Posted by Richard Walker on 01/03/2013

Restaurants / Bars / Coffee Houses

Blog Posts About: Restaurants / Bars / Coffee Houses
Just a little place in the park (Toronto's unique dining experiance)
Just a little place in the park (Toronto's unique dining experiance) I'm just throwing this out there as a possible new food program for Toronto, that could help wipe clean the stain left from the, oh so badly failed, "A La Carte" fiasco. Toronto is quickly falling behind on the food truck sensation that swept the continent and while there is still some hope for this industry to have some life ... Read More...
Posted by Jay Kowal on 28/04/2013

Schools & Universities

Blog Posts About: Schools & Universities
Moving Into A New Neighborhood?
Moving? Find A School Or School Board In Your Area There are many factors to consider when moving into a new neighborhood. Among those for new families or those with children includes choosing a great school district. The Ontario Ministry of Education has a great online resource that allows the public to search for schools. This school board finder that is updated daily; provides contact information ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 10/05/2013

Shopping

Blog Posts About: Shopping
Farmers Markets York Region Support Locally Grown Food And Home Made Products
Start Your Day Off With A Visit To Your Local Farmer's Market Farmers Markets are a great way to support local farmers and mingle with members in your community. They typically offer locally grown foods, homemade desserts and crafts. Not all Farmers Markets are the same, some offer live music, horse and wagon rides, special offers from local businesses or draws. Take time out of your busy week ... Read More...
Posted by Pamela Prescott on 09/05/2013

Sports & Activities

Blog Posts About: Sports & Activities
Thornhill Soccer Opening Day
  The Boys are Back in Town. The Century 21 Walker Team Under 12 Boys stormed the field at Thornlea Reservoir this weekend. Fortunately the rain held off but on a sour note we are now 0-1 on the season. Don't take it hard. It's a long season and we will overcome. The Thornhill Soccer Association deserves all the credit for organizing the opening day games and photo shoot. It went off without ... Read More...
Posted by Eva Walker on 10/06/2012
Take better smart phone pics
Tired of poor quality photo images on your smart phone? Here are a few simple techniques that will improve the wow factor of the images you share with friends and family. Click here for the How to Video Read More...
Posted by Richard Walker on 26/12/2011
Top Bloggers in Woodbine North All Woodbine North Blog Posts