NEWS RELEASE
GRANITE HOMES
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Granite Homes is pleased to introduce the Grand Opening of Goodwin Estates, a rare and idyllic community of 30 exceptional estate homes on country-sized half acre lots and larger. Located just outside Elora, a charming village nestled along the Grand River, Goodwin Estates offers exclusive country estate living at its finest.
An official groundbreaking ceremony was recently held to announce the much anticipated release of Goodwin Estates. In attendance were representatives from the builder, developer and township; including Josh Bellamy, President, Granite Homes, Monica Frauts, New Home Specialist, Granite Homes, John Dunnink, Developer and Kirk McElwain, Ward 2 Councillor, Centre Wellington.
“There’s an undeniable excitement that goes along with breaking ground on a new community,” explains Bellamy. “Goodwin Estates is especially rewarding because of the unique home designs and spectacular location, in the heart of Centre Wellington.”
Thoughtfully designed and boasting premium included features, the homes at Goodwin Estates are as impressive as their scenic surroundings.
Starting from 1.2 million and 2,600 square ft., these custom designed homes cater to those who appreciate nature’s splendour but desire the convenience of living on the edge of a vibrant village. With larger cities, like Guelph and Waterloo, only a short drive away, Goodwin Estates is truly the ideal country community.
The official sales launch of Goodwin Estates will be held on Saturday, June 23 at 12 p.m. at the model home, located at 43 Ariss Glen Drive in Ariss.
About Granite Homes
Granite Homes has been building premium homes in Guelph and surrounding communities for almost twenty years. Its dedicated team of professionals aim to consistently exceed the expectations of homeowners. Granite Homes is proud to have been named the 2017 Avid Gold Award recipient for highest customer ratings in Ontario.*************************
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