416-800-1055
Are You a Realtor? JOIN US
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
LIST PROPERTY FOR RENT

Box Grove Freehold Townhomes for Rent

(9)
1
109 Luzon Ave B, Markham
$2,900 CAD
3 baths
2 beds
( )
- BTC
Freehold Townhouse at Boxgrove, 1663sft, 2 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom 1 Balcony 1 Terrace, Close to Shopping, Hwy 7, Hwy 407, Hospital, Banks, Community Center Stove, Fridge, Dishwasher, Washer & Dryer, B/I Cabinet in the Living room, 2 parking spots
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
19 Turnhouse Cres, Markham
$3,000 CAD
3 baths
3 beds
Turnhouse Cres
( )
- BTC
Beautiful And Bright Semi-Detached Home In A Well Sought After Neighbourhood, Open Concept, Gas Fireplace, Gorgeous Well-Maintained Home, Double Door Entry, Hardwood Floor, 2nd Floor Family Rm For Additional Space To Enjoy W/The Family. Walking Distance to School...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
105 Decast Cres, Markham
$3,650 CAD
4 baths
4 beds
Decast Cres
( )
- BTC
Bright & Spacious 4 Bedroom Fieldgate Home With 3 Bathrooms. Open Concept Layout With Lots Of Natural Lights. Be The First To Enjoy This Beautiful Home. 9Ft Ceiling On Main And 2nd, Red Oak Hardwood, Oak Staircase With Upgraded Pickets, Kitchen With Upgraded Cabinets...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
77 Vettese Crt, Markham
$2,000 CAD
1 baths
1 beds
Vettese Crt
( )
- BTC
Bright and Spacious one bedroom , One Washroom Basement for lease. Separate Washer/Dryer .Separate Entrance. FRIDGE, STOVE, WASHER & DRYER, ALL ELECTRICAL LIGHT FIXTURES, 2 PARKING SPACE INCLUDED, TENANT PAYS 30% OF ALL UTILITIES.
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
73 Andriana Cres, Markham
$4,500 CAD
3 baths
3 beds
Andriana Cres
( )
- BTC
Fully furnished unit in amazing school district in Markham. This home is unique in its decor and offers plenty of room in the principal spaces. It has been completely upgraded with newer floors, new kitchen with new appliances, and offers outdoor space ideal for...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
51 Saigen Lane, Markham
$3,200 CAD
3 baths
3 beds
Saigen Lane
( )
- BTC
A Great 2 YEARS New Town Home. Ground Office With Separate Entrance Has A Great Choice For Your Business. Really Good Functional Open Concept Layout. Modern Open Concept Kitchen With New S/S Appliances. Walk To Viva Cornell Bus Terminal, Close To Hwy 7, 407 Etr, Cibc...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
105 Geddington Cres Bsmnt, Markham
$1,700 CAD
1 baths
1 beds
Geddington Cres
( )
- BTC
Newly Renovated One Bed Room Basement. High Demand Copper Creek/Box Grove Area. Walking Distance To Bus Stop. Steps To Copper Creek Shopping Mall & Medical Facilities, Walmart & More. 1 Parking Spot. Spacious Bed Room & Living Room. Beautiful Kitchen With Lots Of...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
27 Floyd Ford Way, Markham
$3,500 CAD
4 baths
4 beds
Floyd Ford Way
( )
- BTC
Bright And Spacious 4 Bedrooms 2 Ensuite Townhouse - 9' Ceiling On Main Floor. Open Concept Kitchen, Excellent Location: Close To Shopping Centre Highway 7 And 407, Boxgrove Shopping Centre And Boxgrove Smart Centre Nearby. Do Not Miss Out!! Fridge, Stove, Rangehood...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
34 Sissons Way, Markham
$3,900 CAD
4 baths
3+2 beds
Sissons Way
( )
- BTC
Bright And Spacious End Unit Townhouse With 2 Legal Units (3 Bedrooms Apartment On 2nd & 3rd Floor + 2 Bedrooms Apartment On Ground & Basement), 9' Ceiling On Main Floor. Open Concept Kitchen, Excellent Location: Walmart Is Just Next Door. Close To Shopping Centre...
Book Showing
Request More Info
Send Text Message
Call: 416-800-1055
1
Box Grove Real Estate
William Markham was an Archbishop of York and a dear friend to Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe and this is where the name Markham came from back in the 17th Century. The first inhabitants of Markham were not Aboriginal people like some other areas within the Region of York, it actually was a large group of German people that followed a German developer (and self-proclaimed artist) into Upper Canada and inhabited the Markham Township area. Initially, the township was more agriculturally-driven, but with the steady growth of surrounding townships and Toronto itself, it did not take long before Markham was becoming urbanized (it really picked up after World War II). Development really skyrocketed when Highway 404 surpassed the Markham area for completion. Markham began to develop industrially and pulled in many interesting business-related services companies (IBM Canada, Motorola, Honeywell Canada, American Express, Advanced Micro Devices, Oracle, Avaya, Toshiba, Johnson & Johnson, etc.), which provided a large mass of employment opportunities for residents. The lure of working outside of Toronto and living outside of the big city placed Markham in one of the most desirable places to live and work, still having easy access to Toronto.
The real estate market in Markham absolutely boomed, new constructions, custom builds, townhomes, detached & semi detached houses, condos and executive homes were and still are, considered to be prime real estate outside of the Toronto city area. There are 6 major communities in Markham (Markham Village, Bercy Village, Thornhill, Cornell, Unionville and Milliken) with 19 sub-communities and they all possess incredible options with real estate for sale. Vacant property lots for sale are just as lucrative to property investors and developers. Savvy home buyers know that Markham excels with offerings of quality builds, fantastic floor plans/layouts with abundant space on all levels and excellent perks like larger lots and double car garages. All around Markham, there is an array of schools (14 public schools, 3 high schools, 2 private schools and Anglophone public & Catholic schools), main hospital (Markham Stouffville Hospital) and shopping opportunities galore (First Markham Place, King Square Shopping Mall, Langham Square, Market Village, Pacific Mall and CF Markville just to name a few, but there are many smaller malls and shopping centres for a smorgasbord of options).
Because Markham is bordered by Pickering in the east, Vaughan in the west, Whitchurch-Stouffville in the north and Toronto in the south, there are numerous transportation routes all around and throughout Markham. Accessible highways like highway 404, highway 407, highway 7 are ideal and alternates are Steeles Avenue, 16th Avenue and Major Mackenzie Drive. Public transportation is provided by York Region Transit that links to Toronto Transit, GO Transit and VIVA Transit. With the ease of getting around Markham, residents and visitors can take in the in-depth culture, heritage and fun outdoor activities that makes Markham very special. Highlighted points of interest of Markham is the Markham Theatre, the Markham Museum, the Varley Art Gallery, Markham Heritage Estates, Thornhill Village, Heintzman House, Reesor Farm Market, Markham Village, Adventure Valley and Galten Farms. As one can imagine, when there is so much diverse culture within one city, then festivals and events are fairly expected (and Markham provides them tenfold!). Some of the main events around Markham include: The Markham Fair, Taste of Asia Festival, Thornhill Village Festival, Markham Youth Week, Markham Village Music Festival, Unionville Festival, Markham Ribfest & Music Festival, Milliken Mills Children Festival, Markham Jazz Festival and Doors Open Markham.
Physical fitness is more important now than ever and Markham possesses an incredible amount of outdoor leisure and recreational outlets. Unionville, Thornhill, Milliken Mills and Markham Village all have a large number of parks and walking/cycling/jogging paths with various amenities to suit all ages. Residents can also delight in the knowledge that they have access to over 38 golf courses & clubs to enjoy! Sports is a serious business in Markham, with multiple community centres, outdoor courts, fields and diamonds, it also caters to skateboard enthusiasts. Splash pads and playground dot many of the parks as Markham is so family-friendly!
The importance of physical activities to Markham residents probably stem from all of the deliciously diverse foods that are at the fingertips of everybody. Tempting cafes and bakeries, authentic & culturally mouth-watering cuisines and various drinking & nightlife venues makes living in Markham all the more enticing! Flavors that touch on international and local culinary delights are found everywhere in this city and outside the city and further into the rural areas are farm-fresh open-air stalls, and on-farm markets.
Hit the shops, hit the markets, hit the eateries, and hit the sites, Markham is the place to be for a healthy and life-loving environment! Community-oriented and high-tech driven, Markham overall has its own character and is a premium place to hang your hat!
Are You a Licensed Real Estate Agent or Broker?
© 2011-2024 Real Estate Bay Realty Inc, Brokerage
The information provided herein must only be used by consumers that have a bona fide interest in the purchase, sale, or lease of real estate and may not be used for any commercial or any other purpose. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by TREB, Listing.ca or Real Estate Bay Realty, Brokerage.
The trademarks MLS®, Multiple Listing Service® and the associated logos are owned by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify the quality of services provided by real estate professionals who are members of CREA. Used under license.
Real Estate Bay Realty, Brokerage
220 Duncan Mill Road, Suite 209
Toronto, ON M3B 3J5
Phone: 416-800-1055
info@listing.ca
Listing.ca on Twitter
RealEstateBay.ca on Facebook