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Preserve North Oakville — Schools, Trails & Family Living

Preserve North Oakville schools, trails, and parks sit at the centre of this family guide to Mattamy Homes' Coming Soon Phase 4 community near Dundas Street West and Sixth Line.

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Preserve North, in one paragraph

Preserve North is a new pre-construction community by Mattamy Homes in Oakville, Ontario, planned to offer townhomes and detached homes on the north edge of Mattamy's established Preserve neighbourhood. Located near Dundas Street West and Sixth Line, the project is currently in its Coming Soon stage, with pricing and floor plans to be released to registered buyers first.

Preserve North at a glance

Preserve North by Mattamy Homes quick facts. Unreleased figures are labelled to be announced.
Builder	Mattamy Homes
Type	Townhomes & Detached Homes
Address / Area	North Oakville — near Dundas Street West & Sixth Line
City	Oakville, Ontario
Part of	The Preserve (Phase 4)
Site size	107 acres (43.4 ha)
School boards	HDSB and HCDSB (catchments unverified)
Future elementary site	Planned inside Phase 4, beside the neighbourhood park
Trails	NHS corridor + Carding Mill Trail bike route
Transit	Bus stop ~575 m south on Preserve Drive
Starting Price	To be announced
Status	Coming Soon — Registration Open

Prices, sizes, specifications, and availability are subject to change without notice. E.&O.E. Information current as of September 1, 2026.

Family living at Preserve North

Families comparing North Oakville new homes usually start with daily life, not a brochure elevation. Preserve North Oakville schools, the Natural Heritage System trail spine, a future neighbourhood park, and a walk to the Neighbourhood Centre are the livability facts this site is built to hold in one place. Phase 4 extends Carding Mill Trail and Preserve Drive north from the occupied streets of The Preserve, so the weekday pattern — sidewalks, a signed bike route, an existing bus stop — is already partly on the ground south of the new lots.

The Town of Oakville's approved Urban Design Brief for this 107-acre (43.4 ha) Phase 4 study area (DA-131705) organizes housing around an NHS corridor, with a future public elementary school site and neighbourhood park planned centrally. Building heights are described at 2 to 3 storeys, matching the character of earlier Preserve phases. That is a planning envelope for how a household might live here, not a claim that a school is open on occupancy day.

This .ca sibling is written for parents, caregivers, and multi-generational buyers who want named streets and board names before they want a price-per-square-foot model. Mattamy Homes is Canada's largest privately-owned homebuilder, founded in Toronto in 1978, and has been building The Preserve in Oakville since the early 2010s. Preserve North inherits that continuity; it does not inherit a published catchment list, a trail-completion date, or a VIP price sheet.

As of this page's last update, Mattamy Homes has not released pricing, floor plans, or a firm launch date. Unreleased figures stay labelled to be announced. Register through the five-field form on this page if you want first notice when collections, prices, and occupancy windows are published — then use the location and FAQ pages to keep the school-and-trail file current.

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Preserve North Oakville schools

Preserve North Oakville schools are the first question most family buyers type. The honest answer is board-level, not school-name-level. Preserve North falls within North Oakville, generally served by the Halton District School Board (HDSB) and the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB). A future public elementary school site is planned within the Preserve North (Phase 4) lands themselves, adjacent to a future neighbourhood park.

Exact school catchments for this parcel are unverified on this site. [UNVERIFIED — confirm exact catchment with the Halton District School Board and Halton Catholic District School Board before purchase.] French immersion, secondary pathways, and Catholic versus public assignment can all differ from a neighbour one street south in an earlier Preserve phase. This page will not invent a named elementary or high school as “the Preserve North school.”

A planned elementary block inside Phase 4 is still a planning designation. It is not an open school, not a guaranteed opening year, and not a substitute for board confirmation. Families who need a specific program — French, gifted, or a particular secondary pathway — should treat board tools and a direct call to HDSB or HCDSB as the source of truth, then register here so lifestyle and product updates arrive when Mattamy Homes publishes them.

Preserve North trails and the NHS corridor

Preserve North trails are planned as a connected multi-use network along the Natural Heritage System corridor that runs through Phase 4. A signed bike route along Carding Mill Trail already stitches earlier Preserve streets to the wider North Oakville East path system. Those trails are the after-school and weekend geography this community is designed around, not a marketing overlay added after the lots were drawn.

New trail segments inside Phase 4 will be delivered with the new streets rather than appearing overnight on occupancy. Staging should be confirmed against occupancy documents when those exist. Until then, the usable trail fact for a family is the existing network through Phases 1–3 to the south — already built, already used — plus the approved trail plan that says Phase 4 will join it.

The future neighbourhood park

A future neighbourhood park is planned beside the future public elementary school site, centrally within the Phase 4 lands. That pairing — park and school block sharing a centre of gravity — is the Town of Oakville's stated layout, not a landscaping rendering. Play structures, sports fields, and opening timing have not been published as Preserve North marketing materials.

Until the park is built, households will rely on greenspace already in the occupied Preserve streets to the south and on the NHS corridor itself. Neighbourhood-context photographs on this site illustrate that kind of meadow and woodland setting. They are not official Mattamy Homes renderings of the unbuilt park.

Walkability to the Neighbourhood Centre

Walkability at Preserve North is a street-grid story, not a Walk Score slogan. The Neighbourhood Centre planned along Preserve Drive is the mixed-use edge Phase 4 is meant to reach on foot: a place for daily errands once retail is delivered, sitting near the planned street-townhouse block. Sidewalks and the trail spine are the connectors; distances will vary by lot, and no door-to-door minute count is published here.

Preserve Drive and Carding Mill Trail are the named north–south spines a family will actually use. Extending them from Phases 1–3 means the walking pattern is a continuation rather than a first-generation suburb with missing sidewalks. That does not mean every Preserve North lot is equally close to the Neighbourhood Centre — lot plans have not been released — only that the centre is a planned walkable destination inside the same master plan.

The 575-metre bus stop on Preserve Drive

An existing Oakville Transit bus stop serves Preserve Drive at Sixteen Mile Drive, roughly 575 metres south of the Phase 4 lands. That stop already exists because earlier Preserve phases are occupied. It is a present-tense fact for a household that will not wait a decade for the first bus, and it connects into Oakville Transit's broader network rather than a promised future station.

Highway 407 sits to the north of Burnhamthorpe Road East. Dundas Street West is the east–west arterial along the southern edge of this planning area; Sixth Line is the north–south arterial along the east. Those named roads, plus the 575-metre bus-stop figure, are the commuting facts this lifestyle guide is willing to state. Door-to-office minutes are not.

Preserve North floor plans — collection tiers

Individual plan names have not been released. These cards describe the two collection tiers in Oakville’s Urban Design Brief.

Collection

Townhomes

Sizes: Not yet released

Bedrooms: Not yet released

Planned as street townhomes near the future neighbourhood centre on Preserve Drive, per Oakville's approved Urban Design Brief — a walkable block for households that want daily errands and trail access close at hand. Individual plan names, square footage, and bedroom counts have not yet been released by Mattamy Homes. Register to be notified when Preserve North floor plans are published.

Plans to be announced at VIP launch

Collection

Detached Homes

Sizes: Not yet released

Bedrooms: Not yet released

Planned on lots ranging from roughly 34 to 65 feet across Preserve North's low-density areas, with 2 to 3-storey building heights consistent with earlier Preserve streets. Individual plan names, square footage, and bedroom counts have not yet been released by Mattamy Homes. Register to be notified when Preserve North floor plans are published.

Plans to be announced at VIP launch

Direct answers families ask first

What is Preserve North and who is building it?

Preserve North is a new pre-construction community by Mattamy Homes in Oakville, Ontario, offering townhomes and detached homes. It is Phase 4 of Mattamy's established Preserve community in North Oakville, situated north of Dundas Street West and west of Sixth Line. The project is currently in its Coming Soon registration stage.

Where is Preserve North located in Oakville?

Preserve North sits in North Oakville, bounded roughly by Burnhamthorpe Road East to the north, Dundas Street West to the south, and Sixth Line to the east, as an extension of Carding Mill Trail and Preserve Drive. It forms the northern extension of Mattamy's existing Preserve community within the North Oakville East Secondary Plan Area.

What home types will be available at Preserve North?

Preserve North is planned to offer single detached homes on lots ranging from roughly 34 to 65 feet wide and a block of street townhouses near the future neighbourhood centre on Preserve Drive. Exact floor plans, sizes, and bedroom counts have not yet been released by Mattamy Homes as of the project's Coming Soon stage.

How much will homes at Preserve North cost?

Mattamy Homes has not released pricing for Preserve North as of its Coming Soon registration stage. Buyers who register for community updates typically receive first access to pricing and floor plans once the VIP launch phase begins. Nearby North Oakville pre-construction communities have recently launched in the $900,000 to $1.5 million-plus range.

Is Preserve North part of The Preserve community?

Yes. Preserve North is Phase 4 of Mattamy Homes' broader Preserve master-planned community in North Oakville, following Phases 1 through 3, which are already built and selling under names such as Preserve West and East Preserve. It shares the same design vision and connects directly into the existing street and trail network.

When will Preserve North launch for sale?

Mattamy Homes has not announced a firm sales launch date for Preserve North. The project is currently in a Coming Soon, registration-only stage, where interested buyers can sign up for community updates to be notified when floor plans, pricing, and a VIP launch date are announced.

What is the deposit structure for Preserve North?

Preserve North's deposit structure has not been announced as of its Coming Soon stage. Mattamy Homes typically publishes a staged deposit schedule at VIP launch for its Ontario communities; registered buyers usually receive this information first, alongside pricing and floor plans.

How do I get VIP registration for Preserve North?

Buyers can register for Preserve North community updates directly through this site's registration form, providing a first name, last name, email, and phone number. Registered buyers are typically notified ahead of the public when floor plans, pricing, and the VIP launch date are announced by Mattamy Homes.

What schools will serve Preserve North?

Preserve North falls within North Oakville, an area generally served by the Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board. A future public elementary school site is planned within the Preserve North (Phase 4) lands itself, adjacent to a future neighbourhood park. Exact school assignments should be confirmed with the relevant board before purchase.

Is Preserve North a good investment?

Preserve North sits within an established, amenity-rich master-planned community in a supply-constrained Oakville market, which are generally favourable investment fundamentals. As with any pre-construction purchase, buyers should weigh the unreleased pricing, deposit structure, and closing timeline, and are encouraged to review the assignment and resale policy once Mattamy Homes publishes its agreement of purchase and sale.

How does Preserve North compare to Preserve West?

Preserve West is an earlier, currently-selling phase of Mattamy's Preserve community centred near 1388 Dundas Street West, while Preserve North is the newer Phase 4 extension north of that existing neighbourhood. Both share the same builder, design vision, and trail network; Preserve North's specific pricing and floor plans have not yet been released.

What amenities and trails are near Preserve North?

Preserve North is planned around a Natural Heritage System (NHS) corridor with a connected multi-use trail network, a future neighbourhood park, and a future public elementary school sited centrally within the community. It links directly into the existing trail and sidewalk network built through Phases 1-3 of The Preserve to the south.

What is the difference between Preserve North's townhomes and detached homes?

Per Oakville's approved Urban Design Brief, Preserve North's street townhomes are planned in a block near the future neighbourhood centre on Preserve Drive, while single detached homes on lots of roughly 34 to 65 feet make up the majority of the community's low-density areas. Specific plan names, sizes, and pricing for each collection have not yet been released.

Who is Mattamy Homes and what is their track record in Oakville?

Mattamy Homes is Canada's largest privately-owned homebuilder, founded in Toronto in 1978 by Peter Gilgan. In Oakville specifically, Mattamy has built the multi-phase Preserve community since the early 2010s, including Preserve West and East Preserve, with Preserve North (Phase 4) as its newest extension in North Oakville.

What highways and transit serve Preserve North?

Preserve North is positioned in North Oakville with practical access to Highway 407 to the north and the Dundas Street West / Sixth Line corridor for east-west and north-south travel. An existing bus stop serves Preserve Drive roughly 575 metres south of the Phase 4 lands, connecting into Oakville Transit's broader network.

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