New homes & condos in Barrie

Barrie's waterfront is a big part of local life. The city describes it as spanning more than 5km, running from Johnson's Beach to Tyndale Park. A Waterfront Trail runs approximately 6.7km around the lake and is part of the Trans Canada Trail, giving residents a long route for walking, cycling or running.

For commuters, Barrie has two GO Stations managed by Metrolinx: Allandale Waterfront GO Station and Barrie South GO Station. GO trains on the Barrie Line serve Barrie stations and run to Toronto's Union Station. Buyers who expect to travel regularly should check which station is closest to the neighbourhood they are considering.

Our Barrie projects are located in neighbourhoods including Holly, Tollendale and Cliffcrest. Each area may suit different routines, so it helps to compare them by commute, school catchment and the types of homes offered, which include condos, townhomes and detached homes.

Schooling in Barrie is provided by two boards. The Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board is the Catholic board, and the Simcoe County District School Board is the public board, with schools such as Allandale Heights Public School and Barrie North Collegiate Institute. Families should confirm directly with the relevant board which school serves a specific address before making a decision.

For health care, the hospital in Barrie is Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre, located in the North end of the city.

If you have questions about any neighbourhood, timelines or the homes we represent, contact us and we will help you compare your options.