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Price/Sqft Range
1200 sqft - 1399 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$500 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1997
Building Scale
Floors: 1 | Total Units: 27
Building Type
Low-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1997
Condo Corp
WCC-235
Date Registered
Jan 28, 1997
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
Treetops Village is a low-rise residential development in Stoney Creek Mountain, Hamilton. Completed in 1997, the townhouse complex contains 27 units. It provides a low-density alternative to high-rise developments in the region.
The architecture consists of brick and aluminum siding. This design aligns with the surrounding residential fabric of the area. The site plan is organized to maintain a community-focused scale with fewer units than standard high-rise buildings.
The development features multi-level townhouse designs. This structure prioritizes a smaller footprint and provides a private environment for residents. It operates under a condominium management structure.
Suites feature two- and three-storey layouts. Many units include finished basements and private fenced backyards. These features offer more living space and outdoor area than standard single-level apartments.
The building maintains an Average Price: $484 / sq. ft. This pricing offers a point of entry for buyers seeking larger floor plans in the Hamilton market.
The combination of multi-level living and private outdoor space provides functional utility. The townhouses are scaled for family occupancy.
The area is a family-oriented suburban pocket of Stoney Creek Mountain. It serves residents requiring more square footage and outdoor space.
Residents have access to local outdoor recreation and suburban amenities. The environment is suitable for those working from home.
The location provides a residential atmosphere focused on practical utility. It remains a settled part of the Valley Park neighbourhood.
The developer is Stoney Creek. While historical records on other projects by this entity are limited, the 1997 completion of Treetops Village remains part of the Valley Park landscape.
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