Imagine a community focused on healthy, active living—one that offers modern convenience while also embracing nature, that brings together residences and wellness services, and that is just five minutes from downtown Huntsville. That is what Pat Dubé, owner of Greystone, is doing with Campus Trails.
Located on 32 acres just to the north of the Huntsville Hospital grounds, Campus Trails will be a blended development that includes condominium suites, townhomes, and single-family homes, wellness centres with a variety of health-related services, gardens, hiking trails, and lots of the forest that Muskokans love.
Development will occur in phases. You may have already noticed the road construction occurring off Muskoka Road 3 which will lead to the future Fairvern Nursing Home site and, beyond that, the Campus Trails community. Construction of the Campus Trails medical professional buildings will begin this summer and the first residential condominium building will start to take shape this fall with occupancy expected in 2020.
Campus Trails is a natural extension for Greystone. The first residential building on the Campus Trails site will be the company’s seventeenth condominium build. Greystone also built Huntsville’s Algonquin Grace Residential Hospice in a community-supported project and is currently working on a similar hospice project in Port Carling. They have built retirement homes, fire halls and vet clinics. Greystone donated five acres of land from the Campus Trails site for the new Fairvern Nursing Home build. Pat is on the Board of Directors at the Huntsville Hospital Foundation and Greystone was one of the first two companies to support the foundation’s Business Cares program, a fundraising initiative that now has 52 companies on board for a total contribution of $1,300,000.
“We’ve had a strong focus on care-related facilities because it’s such a segue from our condos, and it just makes a lot of sense with our background,” says Pat.
A rendering of The Tom at Campus Trails, a Greystone project
The Tom is part of phase one of the Campus Trails community. When complete, Campus Trails will include mixed density housing, wellness centres, trails and a community garden.
Designed for active adults and seniors, The Tom, the first condominium building in the Campus Trails community, offers a carefree solution for those who want to spend more time on living.
It’s also an affordable option.
The Tom suites start at $280,000, which is “below the average selling price of a home in Huntsville,” notes Pat, and because of its efficient construction, condo fees are also lower than average making it an attractive alternative to other types of home ownership.
The Tom is a three-storey building with eleven different styles of suites that range in size from 813 sq. ft. to 1,319 sq. ft. Modern construction with efficient concrete floors and walls makes for lower costs and greater soundproofing. There is a heated underground parking garage—no more brushing snow from your car—with elevator access to each floor.
Canoe Lake (above left) and Birch Grove are two of the 11 studio suite floor plans available in The Tom at Campus Trails
Residents will have access to walking and biking trails, community gardens and a greenhouse, as well as variety of wellness services like massage, yoga, physicians, physiotherapy, and a pharmacy. And in the future, they may also have the assistance of a health concierge, who would be available to take people to appointments or keep an eye on things if the owners go away.
For more information about The Tom and Campus Trails, visit campustrailshuntsville.ca or call James Ball, Sales Representative, 705-773-8833
Greystone is a builder and developer with a strong local presence, with extensive experience building communities in small market locations from Parry Sound, Muskoka to the Kawartha Lakes district. We take pride in our work and support the communities we are invested in. We treat each project with attention to providing a smooth transition to a healthy alternative, while maintaining your home equity. Changing demographics and health awareness drives the need for creative solutions which offer simplicity and a carefree lifestyle with peace of mind, support and professional services. Proximity to nature, Algonquin Park, Arrowhead Park and the many lakes surrounding the community will appeal to those who enjoy the outdoors with the advantage of being walking distance to the thriving and lively cultural, art and dining centre of downtown Huntsville and surrounding area.
For more information please visit our website www.campustrailshuntsville.ca or call our sales representative James Ball 705-773-8833
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