“He put the bug in my ear and then I started looking further into it,” she recalls. She then attended an information night three months ago and was sold.
“I’m a very creative and visual person, so it’s easy for me to visualize. I saw the drawings and the brochure — they did a really good job with it. I’ve been through enough show homes in my life that I could see the potential in what it would all entail. My home is going to be Zen-like, girly and airy — definitely with no brown.”Article content
She’ll be able to step out of her new home, which she says has “the perfect floor plan and a great view” and take her Wheatland Terrier, Teddy, for long walks along the river, or for short jaunts to the dog park. She’ll be able to walk to work and to the restaurants on the new high street.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
“Our vision is to create this incredible open patio feel along the waterfront with restaurants and boutique stores. We’ve spent a lot of time on it. It’s going to be gorgeous,” says Harish Consul, president and CEO of Ocgrow Group of Companies. He says plans are underway to break ground on both the High Street and on Vertos this summer.