Introducing our new OpenPlan Single Homes at The Conservancy in Barrhaven in Ottawa
The Conservancy is a new pre-construction townhouse and single family home development. Coming soon to Strandherd Drive and Tartan Drive in Ottawa.
OPENPLANTM COLLECTION
2,138 - 3,372 SQ. FT.
Up to 6 Bedrooms | Up to 4.5 Bathrooms
Up to 4 Car Parking | 2 Car Garage
Highlights at The Conservancy
Welcome to The Conservancy in Barrhaven, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reconnect with nature on 35′, 41′, 42′, and 50′ lots. 140 acres of greenspace, especially with over 3 kilometres of river frontage connecting to the Rideau River. Finally, discover the most anticipated master-planned neighbourhood in Ottawa. The Conservancy, located along the historic Jock River in the heart of established Barrhaven facilities, offers a wide spectrum of new and unique house designs, expansive and connected open space, as well as transit integration.
- Near Downtown Ottawa
- A large active transport system connects bikers to the west end and downtown Ottawa
- Easy access to rapid transit
- Dedicated bike paths
- Strandherd Drive is within walking distance, and there are numerous businesses, local shops, fitness studios, medical centres, and entertainment options
- Next to Citigate, Barrhaven’s flourishing employment district, which houses the Amazon Distribution Centre, Costco, and a variety of other retailers
- With 12 schools and two large-scale regional community centres nearby, this neighbourhood is well-established and provides an ideal environment for young families to thrive
- Running, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, bird viewing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing are just a few of the activities accessible
- 16 parks with full-size and junior soccer fields, splash pads, play structures, tennis and basketball courts, community rinks, as well as shady picnic spots
- Set along the historic Jock River, with woodland pathways, manmade wetlands, and a boardwalk access
- 140 acres of greenspace and 3 kilometres of river frontage
- Connecting to the Rideau River