Preserve North sits in North Oakville, bounded roughly by Burnhamthorpe Road East to the north, Dundas Street West to the south, and Sixth Line to the east, as an extension of Carding Mill Trail and Preserve Drive. It forms the northern extension of Mattamy's existing Preserve community within the North Oakville East Secondary Plan Area.
Preserve North Oakville schools belong at the top of a location page written for families. The Phase 4 lands sit in North Oakville, an area generally served by the Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board. Those two board names are the verified administrative facts. Named catchment schools for this exact parcel are not confirmed here.
A future public elementary school site is planned within the Preserve North (Phase 4) lands itself, adjacent to a future neighbourhood park. That is a Town of Oakville planning designation inside the 107-acre (43.4 ha) study area described in Urban Design Brief DA-131705. It is not an open school, not a published opening year, and not a guarantee that every Preserve North address will be assigned to that site once the board draws attendance boundaries.
[UNVERIFIED — confirm exact catchment with the Halton District School Board and Halton Catholic District School Board before purchase.] Secondary catchments, French immersion, and Catholic versus public assignment can all differ from a household already living on Preserve Drive south of Sixteen Mile Drive. Do not copy a neighbour’s school list onto Phase 4 without board confirmation for the year you expect to occupy.
For daily life, a planned elementary site beside a park is still a meaningful layout: children who eventually attend that school would share a centre of gravity with play space, and the NHS trail spine is designed to connect residential streets to that centre. Until the school is built and catchments are posted, treat that as a planning diagram, then walk the existing Preserve streets to the south to see how sidewalks and trails already work in occupied phases.
Catholic families should contact HCDSB separately from HDSB; the two boards do not share a single catchment map. Families needing specialized programs should ask each board about application windows that may not follow a simple home-address rule. This independent site will not publish a school name as fact until a board confirms it for this parcel.
Preserve North trails are the second livability layer after schools. The community is planned around a Natural Heritage System corridor with a connected multi-use trail, a signed bike route along Carding Mill Trail, and a future neighbourhood park. These connect directly into the existing trail network built through Phases 1–3 of The Preserve to the south, per the Town of Oakville's approved trail plan.
Carding Mill Trail is the named bike-route street a family will actually say aloud when giving directions. Preserve Drive is the parallel spine toward the Neighbourhood Centre. Together they extend the occupied grid northward rather than inventing a disconnected cul-de-sac pattern. New trail segments inside Phase 4 will follow new streets; they should not be assumed complete on the first occupancy day.
The future neighbourhood park, sited beside the future elementary school, is the local greenspace intended for play once constructed. Until then, woodland and meadow context in earlier Preserve phases — illustrated on this site as neighbourhood-context photography, not official renderings — is the closest on-the-ground picture of how NHS edges feel from a sidewalk.
NHS lands are a conservation and recreation spine, not a private backyard. Setbacks, fencing, and what a lot may face will be in lot plans and the agreement of purchase and sale when those exist. Buyers who want a trail-facing lot should wait for those documents rather than assuming every Phase 4 address backs onto woodland.
Walkability to the Neighbourhood Centre is the third layer. Oakville’s brief places a Neighbourhood Centre along Preserve Drive as the mixed-use, daily-errand edge of this part of The Preserve, with a planned street-townhouse block nearby. That is the destination a stroller or bicycle is meant to reach without crossing Dundas Street West for milk and pharmacy trips — once retail is delivered.
Walkability is not uniform. Lots closer to Preserve Drive and the centre will have a different weekday than lots nearer Burnhamthorpe Road East or the NHS edge. Because a public lot plan has not been released, this page will not invent metre counts from a given model to the centre. It will name the streets and the intended walking pattern.
Sidewalks through Phases 1–3 already demonstrate the 2- to 3-storey street character Phase 4 is designed to continue. Tagline for the broader Preserve brand is “Where New Feels Established”: the lifestyle claim is that new streets join an occupied neighbourhood rather than waiting years for the first coffee shop. Preserve North still has to deliver its own centre and park; the established feeling to the south is real, the Phase 4 retail is planned.
Highway 407 to the north and the Dundas Street West / Sixth Line pair are the named access corridors. Dundas Street West runs along the southern edge of this planning area; Sixth Line runs along the east; Burnhamthorpe Road East is the northern bound. Highway 407 sits north of Burnhamthorpe. Drive times vary with traffic and are not published here as a commute clock.
An existing Oakville Transit bus stop serves Preserve Drive at Sixteen Mile Drive, roughly 575 metres south of the Phase 4 lands, connecting into Oakville Transit's broader network. That stop is a family fact: a teenager or a one-car household can reach the occupied Preserve streets on foot and board a bus that already runs because people already live there.
Mattamy Homes lists a shared Preserve sales-information point at 1388 Dundas Street West, Oakville, ON L6M 4L8 — the same centre used for earlier Preserve phases. That address is a sales-centre reference, not a claim that every Preserve North lot fronts Dundas Street West. Geo coordinates used for mapping on this site (43.4945, −79.7378) are [UNVERIFIED — approximate] and should be checked against the exact parcel.
Taken together, the Preserve North location story for a family is: HDSB and HCDSB at board level, a future elementary site and park in the Phase 4 centre, NHS trails joining Carding Mill Trail, a walkable Neighbourhood Centre on Preserve Drive, a bus stop 575 metres south, and Highway 407 plus Dundas / Sixth Line for wider travel. That is a more specific picture than “north Oakville new homes,” and it is the picture municipal documents actually support.
Sales-information address listed by Mattamy Homes: 1388 Dundas Street West, Oakville, ON L6M 4L8. That is a shared Preserve centre, not a claim that every Phase 4 lot fronts Dundas Street West.
| Topic | What is known |
|---|---|
| Boundaries | Burnhamthorpe Road East (north), Dundas Street West (south), Sixth Line (east); Carding Mill Trail and Preserve Drive extend north from earlier Preserve phases |
| School boards | Halton District School Board (HDSB) and Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB). Catchment schools are unverified — confirm with each board. A future public elementary school site is planned inside Phase 4, beside the neighbourhood park. |
| Natural Heritage System | NHS corridor with a connected multi-use trail and a signed bike route along Carding Mill Trail, linking into Phases 1–3 of The Preserve |
| Neighbourhood park | A future neighbourhood park is planned adjacent to the future public elementary school site, centrally within the Phase 4 lands |
| Walkability | Planned walk to the Neighbourhood Centre on Preserve Drive; sidewalks and trails continue the occupied street grid of Phases 1–3. Lot-level distances are unreleased. |
| Transit | Oakville Transit stop on Preserve Drive at Sixteen Mile Drive, about 575 metres south of Phase 4; Highway 407 to the north; Dundas Street West and Sixth Line arterials |
Preserve North is a new pre-construction community by Mattamy Homes in Oakville, Ontario, offering townhomes and detached homes. It is Phase 4 of Mattamy's established Preserve community in North Oakville, situated north of Dundas Street West and west of Sixth Line. The project is currently in its Coming Soon registration stage.
Preserve North sits in North Oakville, bounded roughly by Burnhamthorpe Road East to the north, Dundas Street West to the south, and Sixth Line to the east, as an extension of Carding Mill Trail and Preserve Drive. It forms the northern extension of Mattamy's existing Preserve community within the North Oakville East Secondary Plan Area.
Preserve North is planned to offer single detached homes on lots ranging from roughly 34 to 65 feet wide and a block of street townhouses near the future neighbourhood centre on Preserve Drive. Exact floor plans, sizes, and bedroom counts have not yet been released by Mattamy Homes as of the project's Coming Soon stage.
Mattamy Homes has not released pricing for Preserve North as of its Coming Soon registration stage. Buyers who register for community updates typically receive first access to pricing and floor plans once the VIP launch phase begins. Nearby North Oakville pre-construction communities have recently launched in the $900,000 to $1.5 million-plus range.
Yes. Preserve North is Phase 4 of Mattamy Homes' broader Preserve master-planned community in North Oakville, following Phases 1 through 3, which are already built and selling under names such as Preserve West and East Preserve. It shares the same design vision and connects directly into the existing street and trail network.
Mattamy Homes has not announced a firm sales launch date for Preserve North. The project is currently in a Coming Soon, registration-only stage, where interested buyers can sign up for community updates to be notified when floor plans, pricing, and a VIP launch date are announced.
Preserve North's deposit structure has not been announced as of its Coming Soon stage. Mattamy Homes typically publishes a staged deposit schedule at VIP launch for its Ontario communities; registered buyers usually receive this information first, alongside pricing and floor plans.
Buyers can register for Preserve North community updates directly through this site's registration form, providing a first name, last name, email, and phone number. Registered buyers are typically notified ahead of the public when floor plans, pricing, and the VIP launch date are announced by Mattamy Homes.
Preserve North falls within North Oakville, an area generally served by the Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board. A future public elementary school site is planned within the Preserve North (Phase 4) lands itself, adjacent to a future neighbourhood park. Exact school assignments should be confirmed with the relevant board before purchase.
Preserve North sits within an established, amenity-rich master-planned community in a supply-constrained Oakville market, which are generally favourable investment fundamentals. As with any pre-construction purchase, buyers should weigh the unreleased pricing, deposit structure, and closing timeline, and are encouraged to review the assignment and resale policy once Mattamy Homes publishes its agreement of purchase and sale.
Preserve West is an earlier, currently-selling phase of Mattamy's Preserve community centred near 1388 Dundas Street West, while Preserve North is the newer Phase 4 extension north of that existing neighbourhood. Both share the same builder, design vision, and trail network; Preserve North's specific pricing and floor plans have not yet been released.
Preserve North is planned around a Natural Heritage System (NHS) corridor with a connected multi-use trail network, a future neighbourhood park, and a future public elementary school sited centrally within the community. It links directly into the existing trail and sidewalk network built through Phases 1-3 of The Preserve to the south.
Per Oakville's approved Urban Design Brief, Preserve North's street townhomes are planned in a block near the future neighbourhood centre on Preserve Drive, while single detached homes on lots of roughly 34 to 65 feet make up the majority of the community's low-density areas. Specific plan names, sizes, and pricing for each collection have not yet been released.
Mattamy Homes is Canada's largest privately-owned homebuilder, founded in Toronto in 1978 by Peter Gilgan. In Oakville specifically, Mattamy has built the multi-phase Preserve community since the early 2010s, including Preserve West and East Preserve, with Preserve North (Phase 4) as its newest extension in North Oakville.
Preserve North is positioned in North Oakville with practical access to Highway 407 to the north and the Dundas Street West / Sixth Line corridor for east-west and north-south travel. An existing bus stop serves Preserve Drive roughly 575 metres south of the Phase 4 lands, connecting into Oakville Transit's broader network.
Register for family-focused Preserve North updates — schools, trails, floor plans, and pricing when Mattamy Homes releases them. Free, with no purchase obligation.