Havendale brings freehold towns and detached homes to four riverside neighbourhoods in southwest Brantford — each one within reach of 46km of trails, ponds and parkland along the Grand. Register below for current pricing, floor plans and availability.
Havendale's collection runs from efficient freehold towns to wider detached plans, all drawn up with everyday family life in mind — flexible main floors, room for guests or grandparents, and enough storage that the garage stays for the car. Every home is built to Cachet's standard specification, with details confirmed at the time of your appointment.
Led by the Birchfield End, these low-maintenance towns trade lot width for smarter layouts — a practical first step onto the Havendale streets.
1,188 – 2,023 sq ftThe Stillwater B and its sibling plans add breathing room — wider kitchens, extra flex space, and a lot line that feels less shared.
1,556 – 2,566 sq ftHavendale's largest plans, including the Arcadia C, are built for households that have outgrown a starter home but aren't ready to leave the neighbourhood.
2,155 – 2,878 sq ftHavendale isn't a single subdivision — it's four connected neighbourhoods, each with its own character depending on how close you want to be to the water.
Havendale sits under ten minutes from downtown Brantford, where 46 kilometres of connected trails and green space run straight through to the Grand River, Gilkison Flats and Hickory Park. Two neighbourhood parks bring splash pads, jungle gyms, soccer fields and tennis courts within a short walk, and two community ponds give the area a slower, quieter edge that's hard to find this close to a city centre. When you do need to leave, Highway 403 and Highway 24 put Hamilton, Cambridge and the GTA within easy reach, with VIA Rail service running out of Brantford itself.
Cachet Homes has been shaping Ontario neighbourhoods since 1981, with more than four decades and roughly 4,000 completed homes stretching from Brantford and Hamilton through Cambridge and Kitchener. Named the GTHBA's Homebuilder of the Year in 2005 and now counted among the two largest low-rise builders in the province, Cachet designs communities meant to hold up well past the day you get your keys — from the trail network threaded through Havendale down to the finishes inside each home.
Havendale is selling now — register and we'll send along current pricing, available floor plans and next steps for the towns and detached homes, plus a plain-language look at what you may qualify for under the HST rebate.
Prefer to talk it through? Email dave@growthrealty.com.
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Yes — Havendale is open for sales, with homes advertised from $499,106 after eligible-buyer rebates. Pricing and availability shift by phase and lot, so register above for the current list rather than relying on this page's number.
Freehold towns on 20' lots (1,188–2,023 sq ft) and detached homes in 33' (1,556–2,566 sq ft) and 36' (2,155–2,878 sq ft) widths, spread across four neighbourhoods in southwest Brantford.
Dave Dhaliwal is a Salesperson with HomeLife G1 Realty Inc., Brokerage, who helps buyers navigate new-home communities across Southern Ontario, Havendale included. He isn't the builder or the builder's listing brokerage — this page is an independently produced resource built to answer questions and gather buyer interest.
Eligible new-home buyers can access a combined federal and provincial HST rebate — up to $130,000 depending on purchase price and eligibility, and always subject to CRA approval. The terms come from the government programs and the builder, not from Dave; register and he'll walk you through what's likely to apply to your situation.