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Price/Sqft Range
647 sqft - 2553 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$489 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2019
Building Scale
Floors: 2 | Total Units: 132
Building Type
Low-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2019
Condo Corp
DCC-307
Date Registered
Jan 8, 2019
Common Element
Building Insurance
Address: 2500 Hill Rise St & 2500 Hill Rise Crt, Oshawa
Neighbourhood: Windfields, Northglen, Durham
Storeys: 2
Units: 132
Built Year: 2019
Builder: Minto Communities
Building Type: Low-rise stacked townhouse development
Suite Sizes: 647 sqft - 2553 sqft
Average Price: $489 / sq. ft.
Berkshire Abbey at Kingmeadow is a low-rise development completed in 2019 by Minto Communities. Located at Hill Rise Street and Hill Rise Court, the project is a component of the master-planned Kingmeadow community. The development consists of 132 units across several two-storey structures in the Windfields and Northglen areas.
The design utilizes a stacked saddle town configuration. This structural approach combines single-level flats with two-storey residences. By stacking the homes, the developer increased housing density while maintaining the exterior appearance of traditional townhomes.
The project operates under a condo ownership structure. The multi-level units provide vertical separation within a managed condominium environment in North Oshawa.
Suite sizes range from 647 square feet to 2,553 square feet. The unit mix includes one- and two-bedroom flats as well as two- and three-bedroom two-storey residences.
The average price in the building is $489 / sq. ft. This valuation reflects the 2019 completion date and the Durham Region market. The range of suite sizes provides options for individuals and larger households.
The area surrounding Berkshire Abbey at Kingmeadow is a suburban environment oriented toward the academic and technology sectors. North Oshawa serves as a location for higher education and technical institutions.
The neighbourhood provides housing for students, faculty, and professionals. The location is defined by its proximity to work and study centres.
Minto Communities is the builder of Berkshire Abbey at Kingmeadow. The company develops residential projects across the Greater Toronto Area and is involved in the expansion of Oshawa.
Minto focuses on creating housing near centres for higher education and technology. The company maintains a portfolio of master-planned communities and multi-family housing across Canada.
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