Phase 3 of Urban Towndominiums Coming Soon

June 10, 2021

We at Rosehaven Homes are very pleased to announce the launch of the third phase of our Urban Towndominiums at The Neighbourhoods of Mount Pleasant in Brampton.

These award-winning stacked townhomes range from 900 to over 1,200 square feet and come with two- and three-bedroom options.

They are one of the modern new offerings at The Neighbourhoods of Mount Pleasant, a new master-planned community at Wanless Drive and Mississauga Road.

Located moments from Brampton’s extensive amenities including big box stores, they’re set amid acres of lush woodland, parks, and conservation areas.

Here, young families and first-time homeowners can indulge a relaxed condominium lifestyle with a chic, modern and stylish urban townhome setting.

The neighbourhood is also less than 10 minutes away from the Mount Pleasant GO Station offering seamless access to both GO Bus & GO Train transit as well as multiple Brampton Transit & Züm Transit Bus Routes. Highways 410, 407 and 401 are also nearby.

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