Poet and Perth Townhouses by Reids Heritage Homes are on sale, and we want you to take advantage of this opportunity.

The townhouses are in the quaint Stratford City near O’Loane Avenue and Mornington Street intersection, on 36 Quinlan Road.

Ideal for families, these stunning three-bedroom townhouses come in three options. These are back-to-back, rear lane, and bungalows, starting from $500!

• About the Developer

Reids Heritage Homes is an award-winning builder. They have over 40 years of experience building sustainable timeless homes.

The developer’s successful projects include Williamsburg Walk in Kitchener. Woodland’s Preserve in Guelph is another.

• What to expect from the furnishings and home design

Expect sprinkled whimsical decor and large windows with flooding light. The idea is to have open living spaces, hardwood floors, and a neutral colour palette.

The townhomes are intricately crafted with a modern style. They also include low-consumption stainless steel appliances.

• What it is like living in Stratford city: Reasons to buy

The classical city has beautiful landscapes, a rich heritage, and a strong tourist industry. Culture and art come alive in the birthplace of Shakespeare.

There are also great food options and annual world-class festivals. The festivals attract the who’s who of producers, actors, and singers worldwide.

Indeed, it’s a city of timeless beauty, blending country life and big-city amenities.

• Scenic outdoors

Stratford has five gardens blooming with mixed flowers, greenery, and sculptured shrubs, watered by the River Avon. The Shakespeare Garden is the most popular. Another garden is Arthur Meighen.

You can rent a paddle boat, kayak, or canoe or engage in other water sports on the Avon River or Lake Victoria.

Stratford’s park has more than 115 acres dedicated to parks, with picnic spots, nature trails, and bike paths.

Greenwood Park borders Perth Townhouses to the west, while McManus Park lies north. Other parks include Kemp Crescent Park, Greenberg Park to the east, and many more.

• Connectivity

The city is 53 minutes from London, 41 minutes from Kitchener, and 1.5 hours from Toronto. Niagara Falls is also two and a half hours away.

Residents have easy access to Highway 401 via Highways 7 and 8.

The Stratford train station VIA also provides easy access by train, but buses are also available.

• Vibrant tourism

Canada has some of the most popular festivals attracting thousands of tourists from around the globe. 

Canada’s Stratford Festival is the most famous one. Here renowned artists and producers perform spectacular dance and Shakespeare live plays. 

Expect unforgettable musical performances, perfected every year since 1953.

Perth Townhouses Stratford residents are four minutes from the festival theatres. They’re also less than five minutes from the Tom Patterson Theater.

There’s also the lively Summer Music Festival, which attracts singers and celebrity musicians.

• The Swan parade

The Swan parade happens once every year in April, after the winter. Swans, with sounds from the police band, duck and waddle majestically to Avon river.

• Excellent food options

If you love food, you’ll love the diverse gourmets-from fresh produce and cheese to the trending global foods by highly trained chefs. And for those with a sweet tooth, indulge in the Chocolate Trail from professional bakers and confectioners.

• A three-minute drive from Stratford’s historic downtown

Historic Stratford downtown has a range of stores. You’ll find antiques, collectibles, vintage furniture, timeless jewelry, and more. 

For fashionistas, there are plenty of fashion stores and artwork. 

There are also stores for culinary supplies.

• Excellent schools

Here are nearby schools

• • The University of Waterloo-Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business
  • St. Michael Catholic Secondary School
  • Stratford Northwestern Secondary School
  • Anderson College
  • Bedford Public School
  • Conestoga College
  • St. Aloysius School
  • Stratford Chefs Schools

Variety of shopping stores

Stratford Mall, which houses many boutiques and grocery stores, is within reach. Other places to shop include:

• • Zehrs
  • Food Basics
  • No Frills
  • Sobeys

Nearby health facilities

Stratford General Hospital is steps away, and Star Family Health Team is 1.6 miles from the project.

• Approximate Rent Expected

Traditional leases to Short Term Rentals

Average 2-3 bedroom townhome, one year lease: $2,800/Month

Average Short-Term Lease: $290 to $425/per Day, $2,200 to $3,500 per Week

*based on spring to fall statistics short-term rental statistics.

• Conclusion

Where else in Southern Ontario can you find a city as committed to growth as Stratford?

Over 1 Million visitors a year to the world-renowned Stratford Festival

In the heart of Ontario’s largest information technology clusters

One of Ontario’s largest automotive manufacturing areas

• Why Realty Bulls and Why Now

Our payment structure is flexible and extended – 10% deposit. You’ll have access to platinum VIP pricing and floor plans ahead of the rest. You also get first access to the best availability.

We have been in the real estate business for a long time, building relationships and putting our clients first. We offer full service in all real estate matters and assist you throughout the buying process.

Real estate prices are constantly increasing. The starting price won’t always be $500,000. So seize this opportunity now.