Windrose Floor Plans & Lot Types: Freehold Towns vs 36′ vs 42′ Detached

Choosing between the home types at Windrose at Caledon Trails comes down to three freehold options: freehold townhomes, 36-foot detached, and 42-foot detached homes. All three give you land ownership in the Caledon Trails master-planned community — the difference is lot width, interior space, parking, and price. This guide breaks down each so you can shortlist before the current floor plans and pricelist land in your inbox.

The three home types at a glance

Here's how the Windrose product types compare on the factors buyers weigh most.

Every type is freehold, so there's no condo corporation governing your home.

Freehold townhomes

The townhomes are the most attainable way into Windrose and the Caledon Trails community. They come in two configurations.

Two-storey towns

Two-storey layouts come with a private backyard — a good fit for families who want outdoor space at a town price.

Three-storey towns

Three-storey layouts offer up to four parking spaces, ideal where parking matters or for multi-generational households and investors.

Because they're freehold, townhome owners typically avoid the monthly condo fees attached to condo-townhomes — though some freehold communities carry a modest common-element (POTL) fee; confirm this for your specific block when you register.

36′ detached homes

Stepping up to a detached home on a 36-foot lot buys privacy and a free-standing structure — no shared walls, a private driveway and garage, and a backyard, at a mid-range detached price. It's the sweet spot for growing families who want detached living without the widest-lot premium.

42′ detached homes

The 42-foot lots are the widest at Windrose, carrying the largest floor plans, more frontage, and the most generous principal rooms. These suit move-up buyers who want a full detached family home with presence and flexibility — room for a home office, a larger kitchen, or additional bedrooms.

How to choose

Your builder's sales team can also walk you through which models are releasing in the current phase.

What "freehold" adds

Across all three types, the freehold structure is a big part of the value: you own the land, you're not paying into a condo corporation, and you control renovations and landscaping. We cover the financial impact in detail in the freehold advantage guide.

Pricing & current availability

Windrose is priced from the $600s, but exact pricing depends on home type, lot, and the active release — and pre-construction pricing moves between phases. Rather than publish figures that may be stale, the sales team sends the current floor plans and full pricelist to registrants directly. That's always the most accurate source, and registering also puts you in line for VIP release access and incentives.