Trails of Whitevale

Trails of Whitevale is a new pre‑construction neighbourhood by Sundial Homes, positioned at the intersection of Whitevale Road and Whites Road (853 Whitevale Rd), on the border of Pickering and Markham in North Pickering / Locust Hill. This master‑planned enclave sits amidst protected woodland and scenic trails, offering a tranquil yet connected community experience.

The project features a variety of freehold townhomes and detached homes, all with no condo fees. Townhomes include models like The Pine A (approx. 1,838 sq ft), The Aloe A (1,780 sq ft), The Eucalyptus B (2,300 sq ft), The Ficus A (2,556 sq ft), and The Willow (Corner) A (2,379 sq ft) — all offering 3 bedrooms with 2 to 4 bathrooms and double‑car garages. Detached homes are also planned, though floorplans and sizes are still to be announced.

Sundial emphasizes luxury and natural integration—homes back onto green spaces, and many feature separate entrances (ideal for rental or home‑office use). Early buyers can access the “Platinum VIP Pricing & Floor Plans,” capped development levies, incentives like mortgage support, legal reviews, and assignment/leasing services.

The community is seconds from Highways 407 and 401, a short drive to Pickering GO station, SmartCentres shopping, Markville Mall, and Markham Stouffville Hospital. It’s about 30 minutes from Pearson International Airport and easy to access multiple universities and colleges.

Homes border preserved mature woodlands and the Seaton Hiking Trail, along with flood‑control and greenbelt protections. Nearby rural‑hamlet charm in Whitevale adds access to local heritage sights, community centre, arts and culture, and tranquil parklands.

Residents enjoy quick access to shopping at SmartCentres Pickering and Markville Mall, plus local conveniences along Main Street Markham and Pickering Town Centre. For outdoor enthusiasts, Seaton Trail and Duffins Creek close by deliver walking, biking, and scenic recreation.

Pickering’s population is projected to grow from ~99,000 to 168,000 by 2041, nearly doubling housing demand. Durham Region forecasts a need for 89,000 new homes by 2031 but expects only 65,000 built — this imbalance could drive long‑term value for new communities like Trails of Whitevale.

Townhome pricing starts around $900,000, with detached home pricing and complete specifications yet to be released. Move‑in dates for townhomes are planned for 2025, with detached homes expected later – likely in 2027.

This community combines peaceful, scenic living with strong connectivity—ideal for commuters or those seeking a home base near nature yet close to Toronto-area amenities. Freehold ownership means no ongoing condo fees, and luxurious design with greenbelt adjacency adds both lifestyle and long‑term investment appeal.

Trails of Whitevale, backed by Sundial Homes, is positioned for families, professionals, and investors seeking low‑rise homes that blend modern design with natural surroundings and excellent connectivity. Register early for VIP incentives, review floor plans, and stay informed as detached home details are released later this year.