Markham Neighbourhoods · Unionville
Unionville, Known Street by Street
Heritage Main Street charm, Toogood Pond, and some of Ontario's most sought after school catchments. Here is how Neeraj sees it, and who it is truly built for.
Lifestyle
Living in Unionville
Unionville is Markham's postcard: a heritage Main Street of cafes, galleries, and festivals, Toogood Pond's trails a short stroll away, and streetscapes that range from preserved century homes to executive detached and luxury infill. It is the neighbourhood people picture when they picture Markham at its best.
Schools
The Catchment Story
The Unionville High School catchment is one of the strongest demand drivers in the entire region, alongside well regarded elementary options. School boundaries can change, so verify the current catchment for any specific address.
Property Types
What You'll Find Here
Century homes on Main Street's surrounding blocks, executive detached on mature lots, luxury custom infill, and select townhomes and condos toward Highway 7.
The Market
How Unionville Trades
Unionville commands a premium and defends it. Well presented homes near the core and inside prime catchments attract deep, patient buyer pools.
Who Unionville Is Best For
Families prioritizing schools, and buyers who want character with prestige. Buyers fall for the walkable Main Street life, the pond, the festivals, and an address that holds value through every market cycle.
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Unionville, Answered
What buyers and sellers ask about Unionville most.
Is Unionville a good place to live in Markham?
Unionville is Markham's postcard: a heritage Main Street of cafes, galleries, and festivals, Toogood Pond's trails a short stroll away, and streetscapes that range from preserved century homes to executive detached and luxury infill. It is the neighbourhood people picture when they picture Markham at its best. Buyers fall for the walkable Main Street life, the pond, the festivals, and an address that holds value through every market cycle.
Who is Unionville best for?
Families prioritizing schools, and buyers who want character with prestige.
What types of homes are in Unionville?
Century homes on Main Street's surrounding blocks, executive detached on mature lots, luxury custom infill, and select townhomes and condos toward Highway 7.
How are the schools in Unionville?
The Unionville High School catchment is one of the strongest demand drivers in the entire region, alongside well regarded elementary options. School boundaries can change, so verify the current catchment for any specific address.
What is the Unionville real estate market like?
Unionville commands a premium and defends it. Well presented homes near the core and inside prime catchments attract deep, patient buyer pools.
Who is the best realtor for Unionville?
Work with a Markham specialist who knows Unionville street by street. Neeraj Moolchandani of Kaizen Real Estate Team works across Unionville and every Markham community, with pricing grounded in live TRREB sold data. Reach him at (647) 370 8885.
Thinking About Unionville? Talk to Someone Who Knows It.
Whether you are buying into Unionville or selling out of it, street level knowledge changes the outcome. One conversation with Neeraj tells you where you stand.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (647) 370 8885 · info@kaizenrealestate.ca