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    Gateway of Lindsay

    By Camcos Living & Bromont Homes

    New Homes at The Gateway of Lindsay

    • Location

      The Gateway of Lindsay is a new master-planned community by Bromont Homes and Camcos Living at Lindsay Street South and Highway 7 in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario. The neighborhood features about 400 modern homes, including freehold townhouses, bungalows, and spacious 36', 40', and 50' detached family houses. Residents are steps away from local rivers, nature trails, and a golf course, while staying just minutes from historic downtown Lindsay. It offers the perfect mix of scenic, small-town living and modern home designs.

    • Transit and Connectivity

      New homes at The Gateway of Lindsay provide convenient, one-minute access to Highway 7 and Highway 35, offering effortless connections to the GTA and surrounding regions. Highway 115, located just a few minutes' drive away, provides streamlined access down to Highway 401 and Highway 407. The community is also well-served by the Lindsay Transit System and its Central Transit Hub, while the city’s recently launched Orange Route directly expands local transit coverage.

    • Green Spaces Nearby

      The Gateway of Lindsay is a new home community uniquely built to blend residential life directly with nature. The historic Victoria Rail Trail—an 85-kilometer multi-use path—runs right past the neighborhood, providing a year-round, car-free corridor for hiking, cycling, cross-country skiing, and winter snowmobiling. Nearby, the Scugog River Trail features 3.2 kilometers of serene pathways tracing the local waterfront, while the Lindsay Legacy Trails & Fleming Loop offer an additional 5.5 kilometers of casual walking loops in the immediate area. Additionally, the Trent-Severn Waterway is located just five minutes away; the local river connects directly into this wider system, linking boaters to over 250 lakes and rivers across Ontario. Residents can also easily enjoy a vast array of nearby green spaces, including Old Mill Park, Elgin Park, Victoria Park Lindsay, Rivera Park, Lindsay Memorial Park, Nayoro Park, McDonnell Park East, and Northlin Park.

    • Educational Institutes

      The Gateway of Lindsay offers quick access to top-tier educational institutions spanning early daycare up to post-secondary education. Families with young children can take advantage of nearby childcare and preschool options, including the Lindsay Montessori Preschool, Compass Early Learning & Care, and BGC Kawarthas. For primary and secondary education, the area is home to an excellent selection of public and Catholic schools, such as Central Senior Public School, St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School, I.E. Weldon Secondary School, Leslie Frost Public School, Jack Callaghan Public School, Queen Victoria Public School, King Albert Public School, St. Mary Catholic Elementary School, St. John Paul II Elementary School, and Parkview Public School.

    • Hospital and Healthcare

      The Gateway of Lindsay features a robust healthcare network right in its immediate vicinity. Residents are situated a mere 6-minute drive from Ross Memorial Hospital, ensuring rapid access to around-the-clock emergency and acute medical care. The surrounding neighborhood is also richly equipped with premier wellness infrastructure, including Community Care Kawartha Lakes, the City of Kawartha Lakes Family Health Team, Good Doctors Lindsay, and Kawartha Care Wellness Centre Inc. Additionally, specialized testing and cardiac care are conveniently accessible at the nearby WELL Health Diagnostic Centres (Lindsay Kent).

    • Religious Centres Nearby

      New Homes at The Gateway of Lindsay provides its residents with a welcoming and diverse community environment, offering easy access to various local religious centres and places of worship. Nearby Christian and denominational churches include St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Fairview Baptist Church, Cambridge Street United Church, Bethel Evangelical Missionary Church, and Calvary Pentecostal Church. Additionally, the area features multi-faith spaces such as the Lindsay Masjid and the nearby Wutai Shan Buddhist Garden.

    • Weather and Climate, year Around

      The Gateway of Lindsay has a four-season continental climate typical of Central Ontario's Kawartha Lakes region. Spring temperatures rise from around 2°C in March to 18°C by May. Summer, the warmest season, sees daytime highs between 24°C and 26°C, sometimes above 30°C. In autumn, temperatures gradually fall from 20°C in September to about 5°C in November. Winters are cold and freezing, with daytime temperatures between -3°C and -6°C and nighttime lows often dropping below -12°C. The area receives 750 to 850 mm of rain annually, with brief but heavy thunderstorms common in July and August.

    New Townhomes at The Gateway of Lindsay
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