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Inspired by the past.
For over 15 years, we have been building communities for families across the GTA.
As a third generation business in the GTA real estate industry, we take our inspiration from the past.
We hold fast to the quality and craftsmanship that marks our heritage. We embody the old-fashioned approach to client relationships, that leaves you with a sense that you're not doing business with tractors and contracts and faceless entities, but with real people who have families of their own, and empathize with your families needs.
We approach all of our work- from the land acquisition to the communities of people we continue to serve after they have taken possession of their new home- with four foundational principles:
HONESTY
We are unbending in our commitment to the truth.
INTEGRITY
We value our reputation above all, and honour our commitments.
QUALITY
We put as much care into the decisions you don't see as the ones you do.
LONGEVITY
We make all of our decisions with your great-grandchildren in mind.
Built for the future.
"Design is priority in visual form."
Our design and planning processes begin with the ultimate goal in mind: Creating the space that you (yes, you) are thrilled to call home, and feel a longing for whenever you're away. From there we work backwards, straining over each decision with one eye always on that cardinal metric of success.
Wel
come
home.
THE
WIDDIFIELD
Prior to the surveying of the Reach township, Joseph Widdifield was the Northern most settler along the path between Oshawa and what is today Port Perry. North of him was unbroken, thick forest and swamp land. At the time, no one could have imagined the beautiful community this region would one day become, but the daring ventured Northward to establish a new community of adventure seekers, nature lovers and and small-town-at-heart folks.
Nestled on the picturesque shores of Lake Scugog, lies the charming town of Port Perry. Port Perry is an embodiment of tranquility, offering residents a unique blend of natural beauty, adventure, community warmth, and a serene small-town atmosphere. Here are a few stops around town that make Port Perry an enchanting experience.
THE
CRANDELL
Born in Saratoga, New York in 1799, Reuben Crandell moved with his parents to Canada at a young age. In 1819 he married Catherine Moore and in 1823 Reuben and Catherine became the first European settlers in the area, blazing the trail North from the city, plowing each step by the strength of their two oxen. They settled on 200 acres of land and their establishment of the townships first hotel and tavern attracted travellers and tourists to the area.
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THE
WILMOT
Durham representative in the Legislative Assembley of Upper Canada, Samuel Wilmot was a surveyor, tanner and farmer. In 1809 he was charged with the historical task of surveying the unchartered Reach Township, laying the groundwork and setting the land boundaries for what would become home to many seeking an alternative to the burgeoning Whitby and Oshawa regions.
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