AREA HISTORY: WOODBRIDGE Woodbridge is a large suburban community in the City of Vaughan, just north of the City of Toronto. Located west of Highway 400 and east of Highway 50, north of Steeles Avenue, and south of Major MacKenzie Drive, Woodbridge’s initial settlement began in in 1837 with the Town being incorporated in 1888. The name was taken from the wooden bridge that crossed the Humber River as an entry point into the Town, located close to what is today Islington Avenue and Langstaff Road. Woodbridge remained largely farmland with limited construction beginning in the 1920’s during the construction of Highway 7. Much of Woodbrdige’s initial development centered around its traditional downtown core along Woodbridge Avenue between Kipling and Islington Avenue where many historic buildings remain today. The increase in immigration experienced by Canada as a whole in the post-World War II era also helps to account for Woodbridge's growth. Between 1951 and 1956 a total of ten sub-divisions were constructed in the area and this trend of rapid growth was to continue. As development increased, Woodbridge was amalgamated with nearby communities to form the City of Vaughan in 1971. The onset of suburbanization in the 1970s combined with improvements in transportation intensified Woodbridge’s expansion which continued largely through to the mid-1990s with the expansion of Martin Grove Road northward, and housing developments reaching to Rutherford Road by 1996. In addition to residential development, Woodbridge has a strong commercial and retail core. Restaurants, cafes, and a wide variety of stores and specialty shops are located in pockets throughout the community and Market Lane, located on Woodbridge Avenue, provides a unique pedestrian focused shopping experience. Today Woodbridge is a safe, affluent and diverse community with a strong business sector, located in close proximity to major highways and transportation links.
This Rarely Available Brick Family Home Is Located In One Of West Woodbridge's Most Desireable Locations In Close Proximity To Market Lane, Local Schools And Public Transit. Featuring A Bright Open Concept Floor Plan With A Main Floor Bedroom And Full Bath, This Home Has Been Lovingly Maintained And Is Move In Ready With Numerous Recent Updates Including: Roof (2011) 1st & 2nd Floor Windows (2010), Cedar Deck (2010), Stainless Steel Appliances (2012), Driveway (2011)
Inclusions: All Light Fixtures; All Window Coverings; Stainless Steel Fridge, Gas Range, Range Hood, Dishwasher; Washer & Dryer; Basement Freezer; Irrigation System; Central Vac; Alarm System (Monitoring Extra).
PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
Woodbridge Public School
60 BURWICK AVE, WOODBRIDGE, ON
JK – Grade 8
Elder's Mills Public School
120 NAPA VALLEY AVE, WOODBRIDGE, ON
Grade 1 – Grade 4 (French Immersion)
Julliard Public School
61 JULLIARD DR, MAPLE, ON
Grade 5 – Grade 8 (French Immersion)
Woodbridge College
71 BRUCE ST, WOODBRIDGE, ON
Grade 9 – Grade 12
Vaughan Secondary School
1401 CLARK AVE W, THORNHILL, ON
Grade 9 – Grade 12 (French Immersion)
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS:
St. Peter Catholic Elementary School
120 Andrew Park, Woodbridge, ON
JK – Grade 8
Immaculate Conception Catholic Elementary School
500 Aberdeen Avenue, Woodbridge, ON
JK – Grade 8 (French Immersion)
Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School
7501 Martin Grove Road, Woodbridge, ON
Grade 9 – Grade 12
PRIVATE SCHOOLS:
St. Padre Pio Academy
10 West Creek Drive, #12-15, Woodbridge, ON
JK – Grade 8
De La Salle College
St. Michael’s College