Crewson Ridge is ideally situated for the retiree or the young family looking to move away from the city and still wants to remain close enough for the convenience it offers.

Crewson Ridge borders Erin Township and Halton Hills.  Located just off Hwy 7. you can be in Guelph, Milton or Brampton within 20 minutes.  From Crewson Ridge you have access to Hwy 25, Trafalgar Road or Guelph Line within minutes and Hwy 401 in 15 minutes.   Opportunity abounds in this area.  You are minutes away from the Niagara Escarpment and multiple conservation areas where you can enjoy nature to its fullest.

Crewson Ridge is an estate subdivision with only 17 lots (Crewson Sitemap), the smallest lot being 1.6 acres. You can be assured you’ll enjoy all the privacy you can handle from the private and tranquil settings.  Where can one live on a lot this size with homes ranging from 2,500+ sq.ft. to 3,100sq.ft. for less than a million dollars?  Answer:  Crewson Ridge.

Crewson Ridge Model List

Model Name	Lot Size	SQ Ft.	Price	View Model
The Crewson Home	1 Acre +	3,600	$995,000*	View Model
Inglewood	1 Acre +	2,565	$725,800*	View Model
Alton	1 Acre +	2,630	$730,800*	View Model
Belwood	1 Acre +	2,785	$745,800*	View Model
Belfountain	1 Acre +	2,685	$757,800*	View Model
Milton	1 Acre +	3,038	$784,800*	View Model

About the Builder:

Thomasfield Homes Ltd. (from Thomasfield website)

A proud history of building great homes

Established in 1978 and headquartered in Guelph, Ontario, Thomasfield Homes has established a solid reputation for providing practical luxury at surprisingly economical value. Our innovative home designs, adaptability, and above all, our commitment to quality are trademarks contributing to Thomasfield’s growing success in the homebuilding industry. With over thirty years of experience and 6,500 homes in communities including Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Breslau, Burlington, Woodstock, Acton and Burgessville, Thomasfield has grown on its ability to build quality new homes for many families.

Each Thomasfield home exhibits a sophisticated blend of traditional elegance and contemporary flare. Our talented design team at Thomasfield is committed to conceptualizing fresh ideas to create a broad selection of dynamic, individualized homes. Regardless of size or price, all Thomasfield homes feature innovations that enhance the feeling of light and space, helping turn a house into a home. Even the most discerning of purchasers are sure to find a plan to suit their needs.

Thomasfield Homes is proud to have been accredited an “excellent rating” by the Tarion Warranty Corporation every year as a result of their dedication to building innovation and superior after sales service. Consistently providing quality materials, attention to detail and advanced construction methods has earned Thomasfield Homes an enviable reputation of reliability amongst industry leaders and homeowners alike.

What is Tarion Warranty Corporation?  Legislation passed it in 1976.  It explains the mandatory responsibilities of those who build and sell new homes in Ontario, and outlines the warranty coverage that builders and vendors are required to provide to new home and condominium buyers.

Tarion Warranty Corporation protects the buyer of a newly built home for the following:

Deposit Protection:  In the event the builder does not complete your home because they have gone bankrupt.  Your builder essentially breaks the purchase agreement or, you are otherwise legally entitled to rescind the agreement before closing.

Defects in Work and Materials:  Tarion does not protect any payments you make to reserve or hold a home or a condominium unit before you sign a purchase agreement. Tarion recommends you do not pay a builder a large sum of money to “hold” a home for you. However, if you do make a payment, ask that the money be held in trust and ensure you get a receipt.

New home owners benefit from One Year Warranty Protection and Two Year Warranty Protection against defects in work and materials, and Seven Year Warranty Protection against major structural defects (MSD).

Warranty coverage begins on the date of possession of a home or condominium unit, and remains in effect until the end of the warranty period, even if the home is sold before the warranty expires.

For condominiums, warranty coverage also includes the shared areas of the building, referred to as the common elements.

Coverage for common elements begins on the day the condominium corporation is registered. However, there is no warranty coverage for common elements condominiums* or the common elements of vacant land condominiums**.

After taking possession of their new home, homeowners should note the specific anniversary dates of the first, second and seven year warranties. For example, if the possession date of a home is August 5, 2003 the first year warranty would expire at midnight on August 4, 2004; the second year warranty would expire at midnight on August 4, 2005; and the seven year warranty would expire at midnight on August 4, 2010. Tarion cannot respond to complaints unless there is written proof that the problem was reported to us within the applicable warranty period.

Unauthorized Substitutions:  If the Agreement of Purchase and Sale or construction contract (“purchase agreement”) included the right to select certain items of construction or finishing, such as colours and styles, these usually cannot be substituted without the purchaser’s written consent.

In addition, if the purchase agreement states that the new home will include a particular item (such as a certain model of appliance, or a particular brand of window), but does not give the purchaser the right to make a selection, these items can only be substituted with items of equal or greater quality.

If the builder substitutes a selected item without the purchaser’s consent, the purchaser can demand that the items be changed to what was originally selected or that the builder make a cash settlement. Examples include:

• Interior and exterior paint colours (not shadings)
• Design and colour of cabinets and counter tops
• Colour and type of kitchen and bath fixtures
• Floor finishes
• Style of interior trim

The process for reporting warranty items differs depending on your date of possession:

Delayed Closings and Delayed Occupancies:  Under the delayed closing and delayed occupancy warranty, your builder guarantees that your home will be ready for you to move in either by a date specified in the purchase agreement or by a date that has been properly extended if circumstances occur that delay the home’s completion. In many cases, your builder will be required to compensate you if a delay occurs.

For further information on Tarion Home Warranty and the amount up to which it insures you for, please go to www.tarion.com.  The above information was obtained from Tarion Warranty Corporation’s website.