Local Area Profile
This property is located in a predominantly owner-occupied residential area with housing consisting mainly of detached homes. Approximately 50% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, while about 18% have a college credential. The large majority of local commuters travel by car.
School Information
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Fred Varley Public School (Grade:1-1) 228/3037
- Bur Oak Secondary School (Grade:9-12) 35/739
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San Lorenzo Ruiz Catholic Elementary School (Grade:JK-8) 97/3037
- St. Brother Andre Catholic High School (Grade:9-12) 281/739
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Sam Chapman Public School (Grade:2-8)
- Bill Hogarth Secondary School (Grade:9-11) 42/739
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St. Edward Catholic Elementary School (Grade:1-8) 796/3037
Commute Information
Centennial Go Train Station (1.5km) - Free Parking available, parking lots: 451
Community Overview
Armillo Pl is at South West Corner of Wismer Community. Wismer runs from Markham Road on the East to Major Mackenzie Road on the North, 16th Avenue on the South and Mccowan Road on the West. Two significant roads, Castlemore Avenue and Bur Oak Avenue, run through the Community from east to West. And the other two major roads, Roy Raine Avenue and Mingay Avenue run through the Community from North to south. Wismer is an Asian ethnic dominant community in Markham. There are also four high-rise condo buildings along Markham Road near Bur Oak Avenue. In past 3 months, 11 Town homes were sold at average of $1.02M. Furthermore, around 43% of residents in Wismer have received a university degree or higher. In Armillo Pl neighbourhood, you will find many residents are Chinese, East-Indian, Tamil, Sri Lankan, and Hong Konger. Mount Joy Go Station is also close to Markham Road on Bur Oak Avenue. At the centre of the Community is Wismer Park, which provides soccer fields, a basketball court, tennis courts and children's playgrounds. Several anchor stores such as Walmart, Apple, Best Buy, Zara, H&M, Hudson Bay, and others champion an extraordinary shopping experience for locals and visitors. Wismer is a recent community in Markham where homebuyers can find newer and relatively affordable housing. Families choose to live here also because kids can attend top-tier schools and adults can enjoy convenient recreational facilities and shopping.
