Mount Pleasant is a progressive, liveable, walkable neighbourhood in northwest Brampton. It was planned and designed so that residents can easily access the GO station, ZUM bus rapid transit, and local shops, schools, library, civic square, and recreation centre. This transit-oriented community features an innovative urban structure with a series of mixed-use nodes along a strong transit spine, a variety of transit supportive built forms and the Mount Pleasant Village as its centre. The Mount Pleasant Community features extensive environmental restoration, in addition to doubling of the existing natural features, the associated improvements to East Huttonville Creek form one of the largest habitat creation projects in Ontario for the Endangered Redside Dace. The adjacent open space system and pathways connect people to parks, schools, commercial areas, transit and nearby neighbourhoods. The accessibility of these amenities help to encourage an active lifestyle and they’re all within walking distance for members of the community.

Brampton, Ont. may be a model for how Canada deals with planning

Landowners to pay city’s cost of project

A New Transit-Oriented Neighbourhood in Brampton

City wins national heritage award

Mount Pleasant Village Civic Square

Mount Pleasant is a demonstration of Brampton’s work for smarter growth and healthy, sustainable living. This transit-oriented community boasts easy access to GO service, Brampton local transit and ZUM bus rapid transit. The community features extensive environmental restoration and mixed-use nodes along a strong transit spine that connects a series of complete neighbourhoods. At the heart of this community is Mount Pleasant Village which features a civic square, library and community centre.

Brampton, Ont. may be a model for how Canada deals with planning

Landowners to pay city’s cost of project

A New Transit-Oriented Neighbourhood in Brampton

City wins national heritage award

Mount Pleasant Village Civic Square

This future infill development site in Brampton will consist of a mix of single detached homes.

Status:

Coming soon

Acres:

8

Units:

TBD

Located in the Castlemore and McVean Drive area of Brampton, The Estates of Castlemore Village includes 346 single detached and semi detached homes and was completed in 2005.

This 25 acre subdivision in the Springdale Community was completed in 2004.

This established subdivision in Brampton was completed in 2002. Now part of Fletcher’s Meadow, a beautiful live-able community, home to hundreds of families.