Quick answer
Crown of Caledon's new Fieldgate release starts with freehold back-to-back townhomes from the $500s and traditional two-storey townhomes from the $600s at Hurontario Street & Mayfield Road in Caledon, Ontario. These are preliminary VIP prices ahead of the builder's official price list.
The entry point
Crown of Caledon's new release brings freehold back-to-back townhomes starting from the $500s and traditional two-storey townhomes from the $600s. In a market where brand-new detached product in Peel routinely opens above $1M, a freehold town in the $500s is one of the lowest entry points available for a new Fieldgate home.
These figures are preliminary VIP pricing shared ahead of the builder's official price list. Fieldgate has not yet published them, so treat them as indicative until the release worksheet is issued.
Freehold, not condo
Every home in the release is freehold: you own the home and the land beneath it. There is no condominium corporation and no monthly maintenance fee on the standard freehold product, which changes the monthly carrying math against a comparable condo townhome considerably.
Some freehold town blocks in Ontario carry a POTL (parcel of tied land) common-element fee for shared laneways or visitor parking. Confirm on the specific block you are buying — we will flag it on the worksheet if it applies.
How the tiers stack up
Back-to-back towns from the $500s are the efficient-footprint option — no rear neighbour wall to a yard, lower price, strong rental math. Traditional two-storey towns from the $600s add a private rear yard and, on several designs, up to four-car parking.
Above the towns, 38' traditional two-storey singles start from $799,000 and 60' detached homes from $1,089,000, reaching up to 3,096 sq.ft.
What to do before launch
Get your mortgage pre-approval refreshed, decide on your product tier in advance, and register so the price list and lot availability reach you the same day they are released. Launch allocations on Fieldgate releases move quickly.
Pricing referenced above is preliminary VIP pricing and subject to change without notice. We do not represent the builder. Register below for the official Crown of Caledon price list and floor plans.
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