
City Park Homes is bringing Condo 260 to 260 Woodbridge Avenue in Vaughan, a seven-storey pre-construction building set on one of old Woodbridge’s main streets. The project has 93 units, with prices currently ranging from $660,200 to $1,093,790. For buyers who want a lower-rise building instead of a large tower, this is a more compact project in an established part of the city where day-to-day amenities are already in place. Woodbridge Avenue runs through a mature neighbourhood known for its historic village character, local restaurants, and small businesses, with the Humber River valley and nearby parkland helping define the area. This part of Vaughan appeals to buyers who want a less high-density setting than the newer condo clusters closer to the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. You still have practical access to major arterial roads and highways for commuting across Vaughan, Toronto, and Peel, but the immediate feel is more traditional and residential. For end users and downsizers especially, the scale matters here. A 93-unit building often means fewer residents moving through the lobby, elevator, and common areas compared with a much larger development. Condo 260 will likely be of interest to buyers who specifically want Woodbridge, want newer construction, and do not want to compromise by moving into a very large high-rise community.

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