Charming Executive apt w/ Lrg byard on ravine Just mints away from Toronto Airport, amazing restaurants grocery,liquor,or chain stores Perfect for weekend getaway, business trip,staycation,work from home alternative or cosy home base while exploring every thing Toronto has to offer. Unbeatable location with Downtown Toronto 24 minutes Away to Niagara Falls 1.5 hr to International center & Toronto Congress Center & Blue mountain & North country Fall colors.

Growing up in Brampton was quiet a blessing Career in Hospitality And my favorite Guest Satisfaction I love to serve with Servant’s heart Taking one extra step for Guests satisfaction Please be Free to call me or send message via airbnb message portal Always available for adding my 2 cents to make your stay memorable & Comfortable

The homes in Vales of Castlemore are some of the newest and largest Brampton has to offer. These two-storey houses have impressive designs and most are close to green areas. This neighbourhood is also close to a state-of-the-art community centre where you can register for both artistic and sports programs, or rent a book at the library. There are plenty of restaurants in the area, and the closest shopping centres are only a short drive away. One of the highlights of living in Vales of Castlemore is the Claireville Conservation Area where you can hike or ride a horse. This community is also close to major highways for people heading to downtown Toronto. These are 12 fun facts about B-Town: 1. A little over a hundred years ago Brampton’s population was just 3,412 people—a hundred years later in 2011 it was over half a million. In the decade between 1971 and 1981 the population jumped from 41,211 people to 149,030! 2.Brampton has SIX libraries!–including a few rather large ones. 3.Brampton is the third-largest city in the GTA and the NINTH largest city in the COUNTRY!! 4.Not only are we the third-largest city in the GTA, we’re also the YOUNGEST with a median age of 33.7 years. 5.Brampton was named after the town of Brampton in Cumbria, England. It was also originally known as The Flower Town of Canada thanks to its massive greenhouse industry. 6.B-Town’s downtown area is dominated by ‘The Four Corners’, originally named that for the four banks, one on each corner. Few people know that before that though the four corners were called “Buffy’s Corners” as the downtown circled around William Buffy’s tavern. 7. We speak more than 70 languages in our city! 8. We have over 4,000 acres of parkland! Which includes over 90kms of trails and pathways and FOUR HUNDRED parks. 9. The recreation doesn’t end there though— 10. We have also got over 120 rec centres, corporate-12. Owned spaces and other specialized facilities designed for physical activity (fitness areas)