Harvest Run

$446,000 - $690,000

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Harvest Run Community | 19 Auburn Drive, Central Elgin, ON

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Featured Under Construction Selling Now

Harvest Run Community | 19 Auburn Drive, Central Elgin, ON

$446,000 - $690,000

Overview

Residential, Single Family Home, Townhouse
Property Type

2 - 4
Bedrooms

2
Stories

1100 - 2809 SqFt

Description

Harvest Run is a new townhouse and single family home community by Doug Tarry Homes currently under construction at 19 Auburn Drive, Central Elgin. Available units range in price from $446,000 to over $635,000. Harvest Run unit sizes range from 1100 to 2487 square feet.

Current incentives

MAKE A REFERRAL GET $500

Doug Tarry Homes is pleased to offer $500 for referrals in its Friends and Family Rewards program. Fill out the referrer section with your information, and fill in the new buyer section with the details of your friend/family on the form, and visit one of our model homes to drop it off and find out more information today!
Doug Tarry Homes knows the importance of quality homes and strong communities. With many award winning communities and homes to choose from, start spreading the word to your family and friends.
*Incentive current as of June 23, 2023

Harvest Run marketing summary

PLAN PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE LOT PRICE

Welcome to Harvest Run, a community of Hope. Harvest Run, nestled in the southeast of St. Thomas near Centennial Parkway and Elm Street. Spend some time outdoors on several paved multi-use trails. Enjoy the beauty of the many naturalized areas including 2 ponds, mature trees, fields of wildflowers, and flowering bushes and trees. Doug Tarry Homes strives to plant native species of plants and trees to assist various pollinators such as butterflies and bees. This neighborhood is in close walking distance to a variety of amenities such as schools, parks, and more. With its open country-side view, this is the perfect setting to your new home. Harvest Run is also home to Project Hope, a fundraiser for a local family. Over the course of three days, with 600 + volunteers, the two-bedroom, 1,440-squarefoot Net Zero Ready home was built.