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Ashburn Hills Whitby

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Ashburn Hills by Mattamy Homes – Towns & Detached Homes in Whitby | Register NOW

  • Developer: Mattamy Homes
  • Address: Columbus Rd W & Ashburn Rd, Brooklin (Whitby)
  • Pricing: From $723,000 (after rebate)
  • Occupancy: TBD
  • Home Types: 2-Storey Freehold Towns; Single & Double Garage Detached Homes
  • Number of homes: TBD
  • Home Size: 1,444 – 2,729 sq ft
  • Deposit Structure: Towns: $70,000 total; single-garage detached: $85,000; double-garage detached: $100,000 – paid over 120 days
  • Incentives: $0 development charge increases; free assignment; $10,000–$15,000 design studio credit; appliances & tankless water heater on towns; 1 year free internet
  • Status: Now Selling

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Ashburn Hills is Mattamy Homes’ latest Brooklin neighbourhood at Columbus Road West and Ashburn Road in north Whitby. Choose from two-storey freehold towns or detached homes with single or double garages, ranging from about 1,444 to 2,729 sq ft.

Prices start from around $723,000 after rebate. Mattamy’s current package is strong: development charge increases capped at $0, a free assignment, a $10,000 to $15,000 design studio credit and, on the towns, a stainless appliance package and owned tankless water heater.

Brooklin keeps its small-town character around Baldwin Street, yet Highways 407 and 412 are right there for commuters, with Whitby GO and Ontario Tech University a short drive. The new Brooklin Community Centre and Library, SmartCentres Whitby North and the trails at Heber Down Conservation Area make daily life easy.

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