UPtowns at Heart Lake, Brampton

Overview

About UPtowns at Heart Lake, Brampton

UPtowns at Heartlake Condos is a new condominium development by VANDYK Group of Companies currently in pre-construction located at 10302 Heart Lake Road, Brampton in the Brampton Northwest neighbourhood with a 34/100 walk score and a 52/100 transit score. Development is scheduled to be completed in 2020. The project is 4 storeys tall and has a total of 331 suites ranging from 555 sq.ft to 1,407 sq.ft. The UPTowns will feature a variety of suite styles. Choose from one of the “Garden towns,” a ground-level suite with your own private patio, available in one, two or three-bedroom layouts, an “Urban Town,” a single-level suite with a balcony and two-bedrooms, or one of the lavish “Rooftop Towns,” which span two storeys and come with a rooftop terrace and your choice of two or three bedrooms. Dimensions range from 555 square feet to 1,407 and each townhome comes with one or two parking spaces in a shared underground garage. Why do we love townhomes in Brampton so much? This is a growing community that’s equal parts nature-filled, family-oriented and convenient. The site of Uptowns represents the best of these. Your neighbours will include the Turnberry Golf Course, NINE18 Restaurant and White Spruce Park, a pet-friendly, leafy greenspace featuring tennis courts, walking trails and picnic spots. You’re also a short walk to Heart Lake Conservation area, Brampton’s largest park. Here you’ll find 169 acres of lush trails, water features, greenspaces and more. It’s a popular spot for families all-year-round. These Brampton townhomes are also steps from Trinity Common, the region’s largest outdoor mall, which features 850,000 square-feet of retail, restaurants and entertainment options. Easy access to the 401, as well as two regional transit terminals makes getting around the city a breeze. We also love the region for its growth potential. According to the most recent census, some parts of Brampton doubled in population from 2011 to 2016, making it the second-fastest growing community of Canada’s largest 25 cities. It boasts a healthy commercial sector, home to several national headquarters and key industry sectors such as advanced manufacturing, innovation and technology, as well as health and life sciences. The city’s mayor, Linda Jeffrey, calls it an “exciting and dynamic place to live and work,” and says all levels of government are “recognizing that growth through targeted investment in our city.”