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Cadence by Fusion Homes is a master-planned community in Hespeler, Cambridge, offering Urban Townhomes, 2-Storey Contemporary Townhomes and 30, 40 and 50-foot Detached Homes. Cadence blends contemporary architecture with scenic trails and convenient access to Highway 401, Hespeler Village and the Speed River.
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Cadence by Fusion Homes is a master-planned community at 155 Guelph Avenue in the Silver Heights area of Hespeler, in Cambridge. It offers three-storey Urban Townhomes, 2-Storey Contemporary Townhomes and 30, 40 and 50-foot detached homes with open-concept layouts. The setting is close to Hespeler Village, the Chilligo Conservation Area and Highway 401, with parks, trails and the Speed River nearby.
Cadence offers three-storey Urban Townhomes, 2-Storey Contemporary Townhomes and 30, 40 and 50-foot detached homes in contemporary elevations, with the stone, brick and siding finishes shown in the builder’s renderings. Floor plans are planned around open-concept living, so confirm current inclusions, sizes and finishes directly with Fusion Homes.
Cadence is surrounded by green space and everyday conveniences. Chilligo Conservation Area and the Mill Run Trail are close, Hespeler Village offers shops, restaurants and breweries, and SmartCentres Cambridge at Highway 401 and Hespeler Road has major retailers. Cambridge Centre and Cambridge Memorial Hospital are a longer drive across the city. Ask Fusion Homes for the current site and amenity maps.
Cadence is at 155 Guelph Avenue near Fisher Mills Road in the Silver Heights area of Hespeler, in the north end of Cambridge. Highway 401 and the Hespeler Road interchange are close, and Hespeler Road continues north toward Guelph. The province finished widening Highway 401 to ten lanes through Cambridge between Highway 8 and Townline Road, which supports commuting toward Kitchener-Waterloo and the GTA.
Hespeler was settled in 1830, became a town in 1901 and joined Cambridge in 1973. Its historic core on Queen Street has retail shops, restaurants, cafes and breweries, and the street becomes a walkable pedestrian zone in summer. The Hespeler Village Market runs on Fridays from June through September. Four Fathers Brewing has been listed at 125 Guelph Avenue, very close to the Cadence sales centre.
Chilligo Conservation Area, next to the Speed River, offers forest, meadows and marshland, and parking is available off Guelph Avenue. The Mill Run Trail starts at Chilligo and runs to Riverside Park. In Hespeler, Forbes Park has tennis courts, a splash pad, a playground and winter tobogganing, and the Hespeler Mill Pond area has nature trails. Sales material describes Chilligo as about two minutes away.
Hespeler Public School at 300 Winston Boulevard serves about 700 students from JK to Grade 8 with English and French Immersion programs through the Waterloo Region District School Board. Jacob Hespeler Secondary School at 355 Holiday Inn Drive is the public high school in Hespeler. Catholic school options are available through the Waterloo Catholic District School Board. Confirm current catchment areas with each board.
SmartCentres Cambridge at 22 Pinebush Road, beside Highway 401 and Hespeler Road, has about 46 stores and services including Walmart, Best Buy and Staples. Cambridge Centre at 355 Hespeler Road has roughly 137 stores such as Marshalls, Indigo, Sport Chek and H&M. In Hespeler Village, Sparrow Brewing and Roasting and Four Fathers Brewing add local cafe and craft beer options.
Forbes Park has a splash pad, playground and tennis courts in Hespeler. Hespeler Memorial Arena offers two skating rinks, community rooms, soccer fields and the Optimist Playground. The Idea Exchange Hespeler library at 5 Tannery Street East occupies the original Carnegie library building, which opened in 1923, and was expanded in 2007. It offers programs, computers and study space for families.
Most Cadence residents will drive, using Guelph Avenue, Hespeler Road and Highway 401. Grand River Transit Route 51 serves the Hespeler Road corridor, with branch 51A serving Silver Heights and branch 51B serving Hespeler Village. The route connects to Ainslie Street Terminal, Cambridge Centre Station and SmartCentres Cambridge. Check current schedules, as service levels change. Cambridge Memorial Hospital is at 700 Coronation Boulevard.
Speed River conservation lands with forest, meadows, marshland and parking off Guelph Avenue.
Hespeler park with tennis courts, splash pad, playground and winter tobogganing.
Trail starting at Chilligo Conservation Area and running through to Riverside Park.
Hespeler Road bus branch serving the Silver Heights neighbourhood; check current schedule.
Branch serving Hespeler Village, connecting with Cambridge Centre Station and SmartCentres Cambridge.
Central Grand River Transit hub in Cambridge, reached by Route 51 service.
Library in the historic Carnegie building at 5 Tannery Street East, expanded in 2007.
Two skating rinks, community meeting rooms, soccer fields and the Optimist Playground.
Friday market with produce and artisan crafts in the village core, June through September.
Historic main street with independent shops, restaurants and breweries, pedestrian-friendly in summer.
Shopping centre at Highway 401 and Hespeler Road with Walmart, Best Buy and Staples.
Enclosed mall at 355 Hespeler Road with about 137 stores including Marshalls and Sport Chek.
Hospital at 700 Coronation Boulevard with a 24-hour emergency department serving Cambridge.
Waterloo Region public school at 300 Winston Boulevard, JK to Grade 8, with French Immersion.
Public high school at 355 Holiday Inn Drive serving the Hespeler community.
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