Framing the long swath of green space that is Foundation Park, the Fairfield Towns are the newest addition to Hendrick Farm. Combining classic architectural features—like red brick, wrought iron fences, and federal style window/door treatments—with the adjacency of parks found throughout Belgium, Holland, England, and France, these townhomes are perfect for downsizers, young families, and those looking for a smaller home.

With 1,200 sq. ft. spread over two floors, these townhomes offer a modest footprint, but allow homeowners to gain an additional 600 sq. ft. of living space should they opt to finish the basement. The Fairfield Towns will include two open-air parking spaces located on a rear laneway as well as a small storage shed. All interior finishes will be to Hendrick Farm standards, including locally-made real wood floors and cabinetry, high-quality hardware and lighting, and generous ceiling heights.

Named after Hendrick family matriarch, Gertrude White, the White Model townhomes are almost sold out, and offer one of the most exclusive views of the neighbourhood. The only homes built directly overlooking the picturesque organic farm and garden, they feature 8-foot tall windows and 10-foot ceilings on the ground floor. They also include a detached, one-car garage + parking pad.

Applying Hendrick Farm’s unique architectural aesthetic, these townhomes are paired and form a row of peaks reminiscent of a white picket fence. Within the context of the neighbourhood’s thoughtfully-varied house styles and lot placements, the townhome row is a strikingly delineated architectural icon that establishes an extraordinary, and memorable, sense of place.