Highland Mews

About Highland Mews

• Address: 1983 Main St W, Hamilton
• Neighbourhood: Ainslie Wood
• Storeys: 1-2
• Units: 15
• Year Built: 1988
• Builder: Hamilton City
• Type: Townhouse
• Suite Sizes: 1,600 to 1,899 sq. ft.

Overview of Highland Mews

Highland Mews is a townhouse community in Hamilton's Ainslie Wood West. Completed in 1988, the complex was a purpose-built residential project rather than a commercial conversion.

The development consists of 15 units, providing a low-density environment compared to high-rise projects in urban centres.

Wilson Blanchard manages the property. The architecture follows traditional late-1980s design with multi-level layouts and private entrances.

Suite Sizes & Value

• Units range from 1,600 to 1,899 square feet.
• Several floor plans feature three-bedroom layouts, with some suites reaching nearly 2,000 square feet.

These townhouses serve as an alternative to detached homes for families seeking large-format housing. The building maintains low turnover rates within the Ainslie Wood market.

Building Amenities & Features

• Maintenance Fees: Includes water, parking, and building insurance.
• Common Elements: Upkeep of exterior residential infrastructure and grounds.
• Private Residential Focus: The complex does not include shared facilities like gyms, pools, or lounges.

Location Highlights

• Parks: Scenic Park and Langs Park are within a 10-minute walk. Iroquois Heights trails and Upper Princess Falls are a short drive away.
• Transit: A bus stop at 1983 Main St W serves the Delaware and University routes.
• Healthcare: Whitney Plaza Clinic is a 7-minute walk from the property.
• Groceries: Local shopping includes Bulk Barn and M&M Food Market.
• Dining: Beyond Pizza and Wings, Puckn Pitch, and Right Wingers Hamilton are within a 14-minute walk.
• Cafes: Hazel Tea & Dessert House is located nearby.

Lifestyle Near Highland Mews

Ainslie Wood West supports a lifestyle focused on walkability and outdoor access. Residents can complete daily errands, such as banking at Scotiabank, on foot.

The Niagara Escarpment trail system is nearby for hiking and cycling. Transit infrastructure allows for commuting to the city centre or local institutions without a personal vehicle.

About the Developer

Hamilton City developed Highland Mews in 1988. The project is an established component of the West Hamilton residential market and follows late-80s residential planning standards.