1. Family Friendly – Bradford West Gwillimbury is a great place for families to settle down and raise their children. Green Valley East is situated close to the community’s primary and secondary schools, helping to provide quality education, some of which are conveniently located close enough to walk to. The area is home to plenty of extracurricular and recreational activities that residents of all ages can enjoy and partake in, helping to keep all active year-round.
2. Lifestyle Amenities - Green Valley East is located just minutes away from the community’s downtown core where residents will be able to access local vendors, eateries, boutique shops, daily necessities, and Big Box stores. The city of Newmarket is just a short drive away where residents will be able to access a wider variety of big city lifestyle amenities including plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options.
3. Green Space - The town of Bradford West Gwillimbury is a beautiful and green community that offers plenty of natural green spaces and lush parklands for residents of Green Valley East to get out and enjoy and explore year-round. Golf enthusiasts will love living right across the street from the Bradford Highlands Golf Club. Nearby green spaces include Holland Landing Conservation Area, Holland Landing Prairie Provincial Nature Reserve, Scanlon Creek Conservation Area, and the Holland River.
4. Highway Access - Residents of Green Valley East will have easy access to central Ontario major thoroughfares conveniently situated in the area. Highways 400 and 404 are both easily accessible to motorists, helping them to quickly travel throughout the region, North to cottage country and South to Toronto. Motorists can commute into downtown Toronto via Highway 404, connecting to the Don Valley Parkway and arriving in just under an hour.
5. Transit Options - GO Transit services Bradford West Gwillimbury and residents of Green Valley East will be able to easily access bus routes just down the street and the train station is located just a short drive away. Riders can take the GO Train and commute into downtown Toronto in less than an hour and a half.
