7030 Copenhagen Road Townhouses

7030 Copenhagen Rd, Mississauga

Features

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Price/Sqft Range

1400 sqft - 1599 sqft

Avg Price/Sqft

$467 / sq. ft.

Completed

Built: 1978

Building Scale

Floors: 1 | Total Units: 59

Building Details

Building Type

Low-Rise condo

Property Management

Built in 1978

Condo Corp

PCC-168

Date Registered

Mar 17, 1978

Maintenance Fees Include

Common Element

Building Insurance

Parking

Water

Description

About 7030 Copenhagen Road Townhouses

7030 Copenhagen Road Townhouses is a 59-unit low-rise condominium community established in 1978. It was a component of the Meadowvale "new town" development, a period of master-planned residential expansion in Mississauga.

The community offers low-density living in the Peel Region. Architecture from this period reflects late 1970s planning principles and prioritises integration with the surrounding landscape.

This property provides a residential scale distinct from modern high-rise developments, and remains a stable part of the Meadowvale master-planned community.

Suite Sizes & Value

Units built in 1978 typically feature larger floor plans than modern low-rise developments, providing more internal volume and functional footprints.

Property value is tied to the development's position within the Meadowvale master plan, offering low-density housing in a mature neighbourhood.

Building Amenities & Features

Location Highlights

Credit River: Proximity to the valley lands of the Credit River.
Meadowvale Village: Near the Heritage Conservation District and the 1830s mill village site.
Green Space: Access to trail systems and parks within the Macklin Hancock-designed community.
Local History: Proximity to 19th-century landmarks in Meadowvale.

Lifestyle Near 7030 Copenhagen Road Townhouses

The lifestyle at 7030 Copenhagen Road Townhouses combines suburban structure with heritage features. The area provides an established residential atmosphere near the Heritage Conservation District.

Residents benefit from a family-oriented layout rooted in the 1970s "new town" movement. The design integrates residential blocks with the Credit River and trail systems designed by Macklin Hancock.

About the Developer

The developer is Meadowvale, the entity responsible for the 1970s residential development phase of the community. This organisation implemented the "new town" concept to integrate residential, commercial, and natural spaces in Mississauga.