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May 9, 2024 · Where is Chartwell Montgomery Village Retirement Residence located? Chartwell Montgomery Village Retirement Residence is located at 155 Riddell Rd, Orangeville, ON L9W 6R4, Canada.
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- 155 Riddell Road, Dufferin County, L9W 6R4, Ontario
May 18, 2024 · Of the 104 total listings for sale in Orangeville, Orangeville makes up just 113.46%. To live in Orangeville an estimated monthly mortgage of $3,230 is normal.* Homes list for an average of $885,047. That is 1x the average list price of $855,363 in Orangeville. The average Orangeville listed home is 1,815 sq ft, has 3 beds, and 3 baths.
May 18, 2024 · If Orangeville doesn't quite have the type of property you're looking for, there are still 64 houses for sale in Orangeville. The list price of $1,274,900 is 0% lower than the average list price of $870,024 for Orangeville real estate and 59.84% higher than the average list price of $797,625 for Orangeville real estate.
May 18, 2024 · 00:02:20. Thursday morning was a great day to be out at Valleyridge Park as residents of Chartwell Waterford Retirement Residences partnered with Oakvillegreen to plant approximately 80 trees. According to Chartwell, the event was an effort to beautify the local environment, foster community engagement and raise awareness about environmental ...
3 days ago · Ontario. Dufferin County. Orangeville. L9W 5K1. Zillow has 45 photos of this $1,249,000 3 beds, 4 baths, 2,269 Square Feet single family home located at 190 Elderberry St, Orangeville, ON L9W 5K1 built in 2004. MLS #40591809.
3 days ago · This property is located at 220 Montgomery Boulevard, Orangeville, Ontario and is situated in the community of Orangeville in Orangeville. Rural Mono, Rural East Garafraxa and Rural Amaranth are nearby neighborhoods.
2 days ago · The idea was developed in 2010 and championed by Marc Mailhot, an award-winning educator at Montgomery Village Public School in Orangeville, Ont. Mailhot subsequently collaborated with other educators and they distilled the exercise to a simple question: “How might we provide our students with more applied, experiential avenues for character ...
