Ellis Lane

Net Zero Ready Detached Homes*

Experience the benefits of a Net Zero Ready Detached home. Each detached home in Ellis Lane will offer a higher build quality,† smart home technology that is seamlessly integrated into your everyday and an energy-efficient Air Source Heat Pump‡ that regulates temperatures. With Net Zero Ready, you can take comfort in knowing that your home is prepared for future renewable energy options, such as adding solar panels, creating a sustainable investment for years to come.

Nature and Outdoor Exploration

Take advantage of the beauty right outside your door in the many idyllic green spaces nearby. Make your morning walk more scenic on the Caledon Trailway Path. Discover the plants and wildlife living in the protected forest of Willoughby Nature Reserve. Caledon’s countless parks and hiking areas invite you to elevate each day by exploring your natural surroundings.

Everything's in Reach

In nearby Brampton, you'll find urban conveniences and easy access to all your essentials at Wanless Centre or Trinity Common Mall. In Caledon Village, you'll enjoy fantastic restaurants like Dolce Family Ristorante or Inaka Japanese Restaurant. Ready to update your wardrobe? Head over to Caledon East to visit It's Roxies and other local boutiques.

Staying connected is easy in Caledon. Explore the rest of the GTA with GO Transit and interchanges to Highways 410, 50 and 9, just minutes away. Running errands or enjoying an evening out locally? Convenient Brampton Transit will keep you moving. At Ellis Lane, everything Caledon has to offer is within reach.

Downey's Farms

Enjoy four seasons of fun at Downey’s Farm and Downey’s Strawberry & Apple Farm, just walking distance from one another. From participating in an egg hunt at Easterfest, to getting lost in the Enchanted Corn Maze, there’s year-round family fun to be had. Depending on seasonal availability, Downey’s Strawberry & Apple Farm is the ideal spot to pick your own strawberries, apples, raspberries, pumpkins and more. Or for something fresh and delicious, stop by Downey’s Farm Store for local produce and baked goods.

Visit Cheltenham

If you’re looking for a dose of nature and history, be sure to visit nearby Cheltenham. This charming town features the historic Cheltenham General Store and the Great War Flying Museum, a fun activity for the whole family. You can also take in the views exploring the Cheltenham Badlands, a geological gem that was first formed at the base of an ancient sea over 450 million years ago. Top off the day with a visit to Spirit Tree Estate Cidery or Badlands Brewing Co. for a local pint.

Explore Belfountain

Pack up the car and take a short drive to Belfountain, a picturesque hamlet on the Forks of the Credit Road where you’ll be greeted by nature at every turn. Spend the day hiking through the 32-acre Belfountain Conservation Area, featuring a suspension bridge that overlooks a waterfall and historic structures. Before heading home, be sure to treat yourself to something sweet at Higher Ground Café, The Common Good or Cool Scoops, Belfountain’s original ice cream parlour.