| Developer | Mattamy Homes |
|---|---|
| Location | Brampton |
| Occupancy | 2026 |
| Condo type | Townhomes |
| Floors | 3 |
| Price | $700s |
| Amenities | Parks & Trails, Community Centre, Highway Access, Modern Architecture |
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Union by Mattamy Homes in Brampton
Starting From The $700s
Union by Mattamy Homes offers townhomes in Mount Pleasant Village, northwest Brampton, a short walk from Mount Pleasant GO Station and close to parks, schools and shopping.
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Description
Discover Modern Family Living in Brampton
Introduction
Union by Mattamy Homes is a townhome community in Mount Pleasant Village, northwest Brampton, at Creditview Road and Lagerfield Drive, a short walk from Mount Pleasant GO Station. Stacked and freehold townhome designs sit in a family-friendly neighbourhood with parks, schools and shopping close by, giving buyers a connected address with train access toward downtown Toronto.
Design
Union offers three-storey townhome designs in several styles, including village homes, dual-front towns and freehold towns, with the brick, stone and siding exteriors shown in the builder’s renderings. Exact models, sizes and finishes vary by release, so confirm current plans and pricing with the builder before buying.
Amenities
Residents are close to Mount Pleasant GO Station, the Mount Pleasant Village library, community centre and elementary school, and the village square with its shops, playground and events. Brampton Transit and the Züm Bovaird service connect at the station. Highway 410 is reached by car along Bovaird Drive, and a neighbourhood guide lists Toronto Pearson Airport at about 20 minutes away. Parks such as Creditview Sandalwood Park and the Mount Pleasant Recreational Trail are close to home.
Townhome Living Beside Mount Pleasant GO
Connectivity
Union sits at Creditview Road and Lagerfield Drive in the Mount Pleasant area of northwest Brampton, just west of Mount Pleasant GO Station. Brampton Transit and the Züm Bovaird service connect at the station, and Route 26 Mount Pleasant links riders to evening GO trains. Highway 410 is reached along Bovaird Drive, and Highway 407 lies farther south, giving drivers access across the GTA.
Local Living
Mount Pleasant Village is a transit oriented neighbourhood built around the GO station and a central town square. A community centre, library and elementary school share facilities beside a reconstructed former Brampton CPR station, and live-work units and small shops line the square. The square often hosts community events, markets and family friendly festivals, giving the neighbourhood a gathering place close to home.
Outdoor and Recreation
Creditview Sandalwood Park has a splash pad, playground, soccer field, pond and picnic area, and a trail connects it to nearby homes. The Mount Pleasant Recreational Trail is a 4.38 kilometre granular path through valleys, parks and ponds, reached from Angus Morrison Park. Mount Pleasant Village Town Square adds a playground, a water feature that serves as a skating rink in winter, and art installations.
Schools and Education
Mount Pleasant Village Public School at 100 Commuter Drive serves kindergarten to Grade 8 in the Peel District School Board and shares facilities with the library and community centre. The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board also serves Brampton. Secondary options in northwest Brampton include Sandalwood Heights Secondary School and St. Roch Catholic Secondary School. Confirm school boundaries with the boards before relying on a catchment.
Shopping and Dining
Mount Pleasant Village has two-storey commercial buildings and live-work units around its town square for everyday services. Trinity Common Mall, at Bovaird Drive and Highway 410, is a larger destination with a Metro grocery store and a transit terminal. Credit Ridge Plaza on Creditview Road adds grocery, pharmacy, restaurant and banking options. A neighbourhood guide lists the closest shopping mall at about 10 minutes.
Family and Kid Friendly Amenities
Cassie Campbell Community Centre offers two swimming pools, an indoor running track, ice rinks and multipurpose rooms. The Mount Pleasant Village Branch of Brampton Library, at 100 Commuter Drive, sits opposite the GO station, and the town square has a playground and a small splash pad. Hedgeline Park and Ingleborough Park are among the neighbourhood parks listed for northwest Brampton.
Commute and Transit Access
Mount Pleasant GO Station is on the rail line linking Toronto with Georgetown, Guelph and Kitchener, and it is a short walk from Union. Brampton Transit Route 26 and Züm Route 505 connect riders to the station, and Trinity Common has a bus terminal. A neighbourhood guide lists Toronto Pearson Airport at about 20 minutes and the nearest hospital at about 15 minutes by car.
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Life Around Brampton
Creditview Sandalwood Park
Park with a splash pad, playground, soccer field, pond and picnic area, reached by trail.
Mount Pleasant Recreational Trail
A 4.38 kilometre granular trail through valleys, parks and ponds, accessible from Angus Morrison Park.
Angus Morrison Park
Neighbourhood park in Mount Pleasant that provides access to the recreational trail.
Mount Pleasant GO Station
Commuter rail station on the line linking Toronto with Georgetown, Guelph and Kitchener, with a clock tower.
Züm Route 505 Bovaird
Bus rapid service along Bovaird Drive that connects with Mount Pleasant GO Station.
Brampton Transit Route 26 Mount Pleasant
Local route with weekday evening trips timed to connect riders with GO trains at Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant Village Branch, Brampton Library
Library at 100 Commuter Drive, opposite the GO station, with computers, programs and local history collections.
Mount Pleasant Village Community Centre
Community centre beside the library and school, in the village’s cultural and education complex.
Mount Pleasant Village Town Square
Central square with a playground, a water feature used as a skating rink, art and community events.
Mount Pleasant Village shops
Two-storey commercial buildings and live-work units around the town square for everyday services.
Trinity Common Mall
Major shopping centre at Bovaird Drive and Highway 410 with a Metro grocery store and transit terminal.
Credit Ridge Plaza
Plaza along Creditview Road with grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants and banking services.
Mount Pleasant Village Public School
Peel District School Board elementary school at 100 Commuter Drive for kindergarten to Grade 8.
Cassie Campbell Community Centre
Recreation facility with two swimming pools, an indoor running track, ice rinks and multipurpose rooms.
Brampton Civic Hospital
Hospital serving Brampton; a neighbourhood guide lists the nearest hospital about 15 minutes from Mount Pleasant.
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