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Market Information The architecture in Markland Wood is a mixture of stately Georgian 2 storey homes, contemporary bungalows and traditional backsplits. Entry-level homes start in the mid $600,000 price point while the homes bordering the golf course sell for well over a million dollars. Learn more about market values in Markland Wood. View samle listings in Markland Wood area or request all listings with your specific requirements. ... live in the Masters
Only minutes from Centennial Park facilites which include: par 3 golf course, mini golf, driving range, hockey/skating rink, football and soccer field, indoor soccer, cricket pitches, go car centre, picnic facilities and even a fishing hole!
The Markland Wood Country Club, situated within the community along the bank of the Etobicoke Creek, has been firmly established as one of the finest golf courses in Ontario. With its tight fairways and meandering river on 13 holes, Markland is a true test of skill for players of all levels. Schools
Transportation Public transit service to the Toronto Subway, proximity to major highways, with a 15 minute drive to the airport and only a 30 minute drive to the cultural sites of downtown Toronto, Markland Wood is a perfect neighbourhood to enjoy life and raise a family. Shopping Great shopping including Sherway Gardens and a big box store plaza is only minutes away! Community Information The Markland Homes Association is highly regarded as a strong, well organized ratepayers association, which sponsors neighborhood events and publishes a community newsletter and website to keep residents informed of local events. For more infomation please visit them at: http://www.marklandwood.org
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The most westerly community in Toronto, Markland Wood was literally built within a forest in the 1960's. Situated along Bloor St. West, Markland Wood is bounded on the north by Burnhamthorpe Rd, on the west by the Etobicoke Creek, and Elmwood Creek (Rathburn) to the East. The southern border is formed just south of Bloor where the two ravines intersect. This
This noticably distinct condominium complex, which consists mostly of large 2 level units, was inspired by the architectural designs of the "Habitat", built as the athlete's residence for the World's Fair - EXPO 67 held in Montreal in 1967! 
