SIMCOE, ONTARIO
GREENLEAF VILLAGE
682 Ireland Road, Simcoe, Ontario
Limited Release
WELCOME TO GREENLEAF VILLAGE
A place to
call home.
Situated where Decou Road meets Ireland Road, Greenleaf Village is a picturesque community of 30' & 36' detached bungalows nestled in nature and steps away from magnificent trails and parks to explore. Live within minutes of boutique shops, restaurants, craft breweries, sandy beaches, golf courses and top-rated elementary and secondary schools.
Walkable to the grocery store and near the Simcoe Town Centre, Greenleaf Village is conveniently close to Highways 6 and 403, so you can be in Hamilton, Cambridge and Brantford in under an hour.
GET TO KNOW YOUR NEW
Neighbourhood
The charming town of Simcoe boasts a rich history and beautiful landmarks. Just minutes from Greenleaf Village is big box retail conveniences, vibrant patios and sandy beaches. Everything your family is looking for is here in Greenleaf Village.
- 4 MINWalmart Supercentre
- 5 MINSt. Joseph’s School
- 5 MINSobeys
- 5 MINCanadian Tire
- 6 MINSimcoe Composite School
- 7 MINFood Basics
- 7 MINSimcoe Town Centre
- 7 MINNorfolk General Hospital
- 7 MINNorfolk Golf & Country Club
- 7 MINReal Canadian Superstore
- 8 MINNorfolk County Fairgrounds
- 13 MINPort Dover
- 25 MINTurkey Point Beach
Map not to scale. Locations are approximate and for illustration purposes only.
Travel times are approximate and vary by route, traffic and conditions.
GROWN IN NORFOLK
Good things grow here.
In Norfolk County, local food is part of the pleasure of living here. From fresh asparagus and summer berries to pumpkins for the front step, the countryside brings something new to look forward to throughout the growing season.
Visit the Simcoe Farmers’ Market on a Thursday, stop at a roadside farm stand, or bring home something grown just down the road. Riversyde 83, the community food hub at 83 Sydenham Street, adds a café, a local foods marketplace and a teaching kitchen. The county’s farming roots are easy to appreciate when you’re choosing what’s for dinner.
ASPARAGUS
A fresh seasonal favourite.
GINSENG
Deep roots in Norfolk.
PUMPKINS
Made for autumn traditions.
TART CHERRIES
Bring home a little summer.
THE LYNN VALLEY TRAIL
Take the scenic way.
An after-dinner stroll. A morning bike ride. A little time outdoors with no particular hurry.
The Lynn Valley Trail connects Simcoe and Port Dover along a former railway route, passing through woodlands, open countryside and river scenery. Its ten kilometres and four historic trestle bridges offer plenty to discover, whether you’re out for a short walk or a longer ride.
With access points on Decou Road and Ireland Road, it’s a local escape you can make part of your routine.
10 KM OF TRAIL
Between Simcoe and Port Dover.
DISCOVER LONG POINT
Worth making a day of.
For days when you feel like exploring, make your way to Long Point. A stretch of sandy beach, open water and big skies offers a different side of Norfolk County.
Within the UNESCO-designated Long Point Biosphere Reserve, the provincial park is a place for beach walks, birdwatching and time by Lake Erie. Bring a picnic, watch for migrating birds in spring and autumn, or simply settle in and enjoy the view.
Near Turkey Point, Long Point Eco-Adventures offers yoga, nature tours, kayak tours, planetarium stargazing and glamping. It gives you and your visiting family more reasons to get out and explore, beyond the beach.
It’s one more reason to live in Norfolk: places worth making a day of, without needing to make a holiday of it.
LIFE BY LAKE ERIE
Make room for lake days.
Some of the best plans start with, “Let’s head to the lake.” In Port Dover, spend an afternoon on the beach, stroll the pier and find a spot for lunch. At Turkey Point, pack a picnic and settle in for a day on the sand.
Back in Simcoe, Lynnwood Park offers an easy change of scene for a walk or a quiet break outdoors. From a full day by Lake Erie to half an hour in the park, there’s more than one way to get a little fresh air.
LONG POINT
Sand, birdlife and open water.
PORT DOVER
Harbour views and lakeside lunches.
TURKEY POINT
Leave an afternoon for the beach.
MORE TO LOVE ABOUT NORFOLK
Six reasons to feel at home.
It’s the everyday possibilities that make a place your own.
Take the long way.
Walk or cycle the Lynn Valley Trail, with country scenery and river crossings along the way.
Say yes to the lake.
Make Port Dover and Turkey Point part of your summer, from beach afternoons to a wander by the water.
Notice the seasons.
Discover Long Point’s birdlife, changing seasons and open skies whenever you feel like exploring.
Raise a glass.
Spend an afternoon at Burning Kiln Winery and Norfolk’s other local wineries.
Keep life convenient.
Shops, schools, parks and everyday services help you settle into life in Simcoe.
Make time to play.
With the Norfolk Golf & Country Club in Simcoe, there’s another reason to keep the clubs close by.
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