1. Family-Friendly Environment

• • Westwood Village Preserve is located in a well-established and highly family-friendly area of Cambridge.
  • The neighborhood boasts early learning centers, primary and secondary schools, community centers, places of worship, public libraries, and medical health centers, making it an ideal place for families.
  • Additionally, the proximity of Conestoga College makes it a convenient residence for post-secondary students

2. Abundant Green Spaces

• • Situated along the picturesque Grand River, Cambridge offers an abundance of natural beauty.
  • Westwood Village Preserve is surrounded by lush parks, nature trails, and serene waterways, creating a tranquil oasis
  • for residents.
  • Notable nearby green spaces include Riverbluffs Park, Dumfries Conservation Area, and Orr’s Lake.

3. Access to Lifestyle Amenities

• • Residents of Westwood Village Preserve enjoy easy access to Cambridge’s vibrant downtown core and bustling Dundas Street.
  • A wide range of lifestyle amenities and daily necessities are just minutes away, including local and Big Box retailers, dining options, and entertainment venues.
  • The accessible Cambridge Centre is a major shopping complex featuring name brand stores, services, as well as a skating rink, bowling alley, and a movie theater.

4. Convenient Highway Access

• • The development is conveniently located near Highway 401, allowing seamless travel throughout the region and Southwestern Ontario.
  • Smaller regional thoroughfares like Highways 8 and 7 provide quick connections to Kitchener and Waterloo, and downtown Toronto is reachable in just over an hour by car.

5. Accessible Transit Options

• Westwood Village Preserve is serviced by Grand River Transit, with residents having easy access to bus routes connecting them to various parts of the city and the region.
• This convenient transit system enables quick commutes to major employment hubs, educational institutions, and the nearby ION LRT (rapid light rail transportation system) that links Cambridge, Kitchener, and Waterloo.