Townhomes for sale in East Gwillimbury

East Gwillimbury suits buyers who want a townhome with access to parks, transit and community facilities, and who are comfortable with a town that is still growing. Holland Landing is the neighbourhood featured in our listings, so the points below focus on what daily life in that part of the town can look like.

Getting around is one of the main considerations. The East Gwillimbury GO station is at 845 Green Lane East and offers free customer parking and bike racks. York Region Transit is the local connection at the station. Green Lane, west of the GO station, is identified as a Rapid Transit Corridor, and Metrolinx has recommended two-way, all-day, 15-minute service along the Barrie GO Line. That is a recommendation, so buyers should check current service levels before making plans.

For families, the area has several schools. The York Catholic District School Board operates Good Shepherd and Our Lady of Good Counsel, and the York Region District School Board operates Phoebe Gilman P.S. on Harvest Hills Boulevard. A new Catholic elementary school in Queensville is under construction and expected to open in 2027.

Recreation is well covered. The Health and Active Living Plaza includes East Gwillimbury's first aquatic centre, a Queensville library branch, and a gymnasium with a track, and its outdoor park is an eight-acre space. The Town reports 46 parks across East Gwillimbury, with playgrounds, soccer fields, splash pads and sport courts. Southlake Health also plans a second acute care hospital in the town, on lands west of Leslie Street and south of the future Bradford Bypass in Queensville.

East Gwillimbury is bordered by Georgina to the north and Uxbridge to the east. Newmarket and Whitchurch-Stouffville lie to the south, and King and Bradford West Gwillimbury are to the west. Contact us if you would like help comparing townhome options in the area.