Commute Information
Maple Go Train Station (0.4km)
Community Overview
is inside East Woodbridge Community. The Community of East Woodbridge runs from Highway 400 east to Rutherford Road in the North, Humber River on the west, and Highway 7 and Highway 407 in the south. It borders Pine Valley Business Park and the Concord industry district, where countless storefronts and office buildings provide plenty of job opportunities for Vaughan's residents. About half of the residential real estate was built between 1980 and 1990, and along highway 7 are the latest condo and condo townhouses built in recent years. In past 3 months, 34 Detached homes were sold at average of $1.86M. East Woodbridge has a diverse population ethnically, and it has a sizeable number of Italian Canadians, over 50% of the population living in it. Driving by car is straightforward because highway 400, the west community boundary, provisions three entrances at Rutherford Road, Langstaff Road, and Highway 7. Sitting beside Boyd Conservation Area, the National Golf Club of Canada is considered one of the best private member golf clubs in Canada. East Woodbridge offers countless restaurants and stores for residents. East Woodbridge is one of the best communities in Vaughan, given its strategic location. Proximity to Vaughan Metropolitan Center, an emerging Vaughan downtown poised to be the financial, innovation, and cultural center of Vaughan, East Woodbridge is undoubtfully on the top of the list for families to live.
