Kingston Relocation Guide 2008/2009

shopping, the Lemoine Point Conservation Area for summer and winter outdoor activities and a premier retirement residence. Smuggler’s Cove (H6): Homes in this enclave of 38 homes just off Front Road are designed from customized plans. Within walking distance of Lemoine Point Conservation Area and the shore of Lake Ontario, the airport only minutes from home. A combination of singlefamily, two-storey homes and bungalows, building in Smuggler’s Cove started late in 1999 and is now completed, with recent resale prices from $472,500. Cataraqui Woods (C6/C7): An and library (walking distance), RioCan Centre, Cineplex Odeon theatres, a separate school and a large civic park offering many events. Affordable prices from $159,900; condos at $179,900. Bayridge (D6): A suburban com- munity situated along Bayridge Drive between Bath Road and Princess Street. Started in the 1970s, with building continuing today, Bayridge is a mix of singlefamily and executive homes. Facilities and attractions: elementary and secondary schools, churches, sports complex, outdoor tennis courts and sports fields. Homes start from about $195,000. Condos in the area sell from $65,000 for bachelor units. Henderson Place and LaSalle Park (G6, G7): Early 1950s to 1970s houses, Cataraqui Valley (D8): Located in Waterloo Village, a community bounded by Princess Street, Gardiners Road and Taylor-Kidd Boulevard. The newly constructed extension of Centennial Drive provides fast access to many services and downtown. An enclave of mostly two-bedroom, single and semi-detached homes. Ideal for first-time buyers or families looking to downsize. Close to both the RioCan Centre and Cataraqui Town Centre, and train station. Prices range from $229,000 to $370,000. Waterloo Village (D8): A com- established neighbourhood that continues to grow with a new line of single-family homes for young families and first-time homebuyers. Prices start at $189,000. Within walking distance of Cataraqui Town Centre, a market-style Loblaws, Wal-Mart, the services of the Bayridge Plaza, and Kingston’s newest public elementary school. Cataraqui North (C8): The Lyndenwood Estates, including West Hampton, and Walnut Grove, an adult lifestyle development, offer a variety of residential units. Building is set to continue well into the future in these distinctive communities behind Chapters on Princess Street. Walnut Grove, a quiet enclave of singles, semis and townhomes, offers a private clubhouse. Proximity to shopping, bus service and conveniences make this a desirable neighbourhood. Prices range from $225,000 to $475,000. Sutton Mills (D7): East of Bayridge many have been upgraded. Bounded by Days Road, Bath Road, South Bayridge Drive and Henderson Boulevard. Smaller single-family homes start at about $185,000, ranging to $479,000. Secondary and public schools within walking distance, convenient to west-end shopping, soccer and baseball parks, communally owned outdoor pool. Reddendale (H7): Between Lake Ontario and Front Road, 1950s bungalows and two-storey homes on Point Pleasant and Lakeland Point mingle with executive-style houses on waterfront lots along Lakeshore Boulevard and Wartman Avenue built in the ’80s. A quiet neighbourhood with many waterfront parks. Centre 70 skating arena and the Royal Canadian Curling Club are nearby. The Reddendale Plaza offers retail services, and a medical centre and retirement complex are located close at hand. Public and separate elementary schools within walking distance, convenient to downtown and west-end shopping. Bungalows from $209,000, waterfront properties at $649,000. munity of single-family homes located at Taylor-Kidd Boulevard and Waterloo Drive. Building began in 2000 and is ongoing with twostorey homes and bungalows recently offered at $248,500 (detached), to large executive homes at $459,000. Some houses back onto Trillium Ridge Park. Easy access to Hwy. 401, near shopping centres and an elementary separate school. Cobblestone Ridge (D8): A new community now being developed off Taylor-Kidd Boulevard with lots available backing vacant treed areas. Amenities are similar to Waterloo Village. New houses are available, including bungalows and two-storey homes, with prices starting from $239,000. Arbour Ridge (E8): Located east of Drive, developed in the 1970s, this area offers well- treed lots with single-family, semi-detached and multiple-resident dwellings. Several retirement homes. Facilities and attractions: Cataraqui Town Centre 8 RELOCATION GUIDE 2008/2009 Frontenac Mall, Arbour Ridge is a little oasis in the centre of a thriving city. Building of the initial phases began in the mid-1990s and features mostly semi-detached homes starting at $87,000, with some backing onto a conservation area. New building has recently started up in this area, and new bungalows and two-storey homes start at $229,000. Residents here are close to the Frontenac Mall and many other shops and services in the adjacent shopping plaza on Bath Road, and have convenient access to Taylor-Kidd Boulevard and

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Kingston Relocation Guide 2008/2009 Contents Welcome to Kingston A Bird’s Eye View West of Kingston Kingston West Kingston Central Kingston East Gananoque The Islands House Hunting Condominiums Rentals Moving In From Nine to Five West of Kingston Map Downtown Kingston Close-up Map Kingston West Map Kingston Central Map Kingston East Map Business Services Directory Finding a Job Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River Islands Map Commercial Real Estate Bienvenue à Kingston Cultural Communities Education and Child Care Libraries Recreational Pastimes Kingston for Kids In Your Evergreen Years Medical Brief Relocation Services

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