Trails of Whitevale brings freehold townhomes and detached homes to Whitevale Road and Whites Road in north Pickering, where the community meets Markham. Choose from 17- and 20-foot rear-lane townhomes or detached homes on 30-, 36- and 40-foot lots. Select homes back onto protected greenspace and woodland trails, and the collection includes options such as double-car garages and separate entrances. With a low-rise setting, nearby outdoor space and convenient access to daily amenities, Trails of Whitevale offers a range of home styles in a growing Pickering community.
Trails of Whitevale Feature
- Whitevale Road & Whites Road, Pickering, ON
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Loading...- Status: Now Selling
- Area: Pickering
- Starting Price: $659,990
- Developer: Sundial Homes
- Suite Type: The Maple — Ground Floor | 1,612–1,632 sq. ft.
- Unit Size Range: 1,438–3,386 sq. ft.
- Occupancy: 2027
- Stories: 2
- Unit: 339
Deposit Structure
Townhomes: $80,000 over 150 days, starting with $10,000 on signing. Detached homes: $90,000 for 30-foot homes, $100,000 for 36-foot homes, or $120,000 for 40-foot homes, starting with $10,000 on signing.
Incentives
Current offer: development charges capped at $5,000, with a design-centre allowance of $3,500 for townhomes and $5,000 for detached homes. Offer terms and availability may change.
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Location & Amenity
Located near the Pickering–Markham boundary, Trails of Whitevale sits within North Pickering’s growing Seaton area. The setting blends the character of nearby historic Whitevale with new-home growth and preserved natural landscapes, offering a quieter pace within reach of surrounding urban centres.
- Type: Freehold townhomes and detached homes
- Price: From $659,990
- Occupancy: 2027
- Developer: Sundial Homes
- Location: Whitevale Road & Whites Road, Pickering
- Size: 1,438–3,386 sq. ft.
- Home types: 3–5 bedrooms, varies by model
- Parking: Varies by collection; double-car garages available
Amenities
- Freehold homes, with no-maintenance-fee townhomes.
- 17- and 20-foot rear-lane townhomes, plus 30-, 36- and 40-foot detached homes.
- Double-car garages available; parking configuration varies by collection.
- Select homes back onto protected greenspace and woodland trails.
Reason to Invest in Trails of Whitevale
Transport
Trails of Whitevale connects to key regional roads and commuter rail. Typical driving times from the community are approximate and can vary with traffic:
- Highway 407 — about 2–5 minutes.
- Highway 401 at the Brock Road interchange — about 10 minutes.
- Pickering GO Station on the Lakeshore East line — approximately 15–20 minutes by car. GO trains connect to Toronto and destinations along the Lakeshore East corridor.
Education
Josiah Henson Public School is located at 1100 Azalea Avenue in Pickering and opened for the Seaton community in 2025. Highbush Public School is another nearby DDSB school. School boundaries are determined by the school board and may change, so please confirm directly with the school board before purchasing.
Outdoors
Nearby parks, trails, community facilities and shopping put a range of local activities within reach:
- Whitevale Community Centre & Park — a community centre with a playground, soccer field and trails.
- Seaton Hiking Trail — a scenic trail along West Duffins Creek, with a main access point at Whitevale Park.
- Pickering Town Centre — shopping, dining and everyday services.
- Markville Mall and Main Street Markham — additional shopping and dining options nearby.
