Highland Park Neighbourhood - Grandview, Markham - Recently Sold 4 Detached Homes at Average $1.3M

Location

Community Overview

Highland Park is at the Heart of Grandview Community. Grandview runs from Yonge Street on the west to Railway on the North, Bayview Avenue on the east, and Steeles Avenue on the South. The community has convenient shopping and public transit. There are also small numbers of condo townhouses close to Steele and Henderson Avenue. In past 3 months, 4 Detached homes were sold at average of $1.3M. Grandview is a highly diversified community. In Highland Park neighbourhood, you will find many residents are Filipino, Korean, Chinese, Iranian, and Italian. Buses on Yonge Street connect Finch Subway station, which converges with the central transit system to downtown Toronto. Inside the community are Grandview Park, Proctor Park, and Charlie Clifford Park. Sitting inside the condo cluster, the World Shops shopping mall in the community provides easy access to residents living in both condos and nearby neighbourhoods. Grandview is a fast-developing community where residents will see more growth opportunities in the area near the future Yonge North Subway Extension. From entry-level condo apartments to much more expensive multi-million spacious houses, buyers will have the opportunity to find their dream homes in this community.

Neighbourhood Houses

36 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 38 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 40 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 42 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 44 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 46 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 48 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 50 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 52 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 54 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 56 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 58 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 60 Highland Park Boulevard Markham, 62 Highland Park Boulevard Markham. To find the price of recently sold homes near my neighbourhood in Grandview, Markham, please contact realtor Alan Zheng (647-877-9311).

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