525 Novo Star Drive Townhouses

520 Novo Star Dr, Mississauga

Features

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Price/Sqft Range

1800 sqft - 1999 sqft

Avg Price/Sqft

$404 / sq. ft.

Completed

Built: 2004

Building Scale

Floors: 1 | Total Units: 136

Building Details

Building Type

Townhouse

Property Management

Built in 2004

Condo Corp

PCC-721

Date Registered

Oct 5, 2004

Description

525 Novo Star Drive Townhouses

Address: 520 & 525 Novo Star Dr, Mississauga
Neighbourhood: Meadowvale Village
Developer: Meadowvale Village
Year Built: 2004
Storeys: 1
Number of Units: 136

Overview of 525 Novo Star Drive Townhouses

Completed in 2004, 525 Novo Star Drive Townhouses is a 136-unit residential community in Mississauga's Meadowvale Village. The low-rise, single-floor scale aligns with the suburban character of the Peel region.

The project is located in an area with 19th-century industrial roots. The site plan follows low-density requirements to integrate with the existing streetscape and historic skyline.

The single-storey profile mirrors the height of nearby historic structures, maintaining visual continuity within the protected heritage district.

Suite Sizes & Value

The development provides 136 units within the Meadowvale Village heritage enclave. Unit values are influenced by the designated heritage conservation district and proximity to the Credit Valley.

Building Amenities & Features

Low-rise residential living units.
Site design focused on the surrounding heritage environment.

Location Highlights

Old Ridge Park: A green space located on a former agricultural site.
Willow Lake: A natural feature providing open space.
Gooderham Estate: A historic Georgian manor currently used as the Rotherglen School.
Credit River: Provides access to historic mill and grist sites.
Old Derry Road: The primary route for local transit and road connectivity.

Lifestyle Near 525 Novo Star Drive Townhouses

Meadowvale Village is Ontario's first designated heritage conservation district. The area features narrow, irregular streets and mature trees reflecting its 1830s origins.

Residents have access to the Credit Valley ravines and preserved industrial sites. Local volunteer efforts protect the neighbourhood's working-class history.

About the Developer

Developer details for this project are not currently listed. Cachet Homes shaped the immediate vicinity during the late 1990s. These builders established the "Old Ontario" architectural style seen in the surrounding homes and townhouses.