Buttonville is a historic Markham, Ontario hamlet with heritage streetscapes and quick 404 and 407 access, beside former airport lands set for one of the largest redevelopments in the region.
Historic hamlet character, heritage designated streetscapes, quick 404 and 407 access, Unionville amenities nearby, and a major redevelopment story unfolding
A historic hamlet within Markham where heritage homes recall the crossroads village of the 1800s.
A small residential population and surrounding business community share this distinctive corner of Markham.
Daily life draws on the shops, restaurants, and parks of surrounding Markham and nearby Unionville.
The famous local airfield closed in 2023, opening one of the largest redevelopment sites in the region.
Heritage properties and select residential pockets make listings here genuinely rare.
Highways 404 and 407, Unionville, and Richmond Hill are all minutes away.
A crossroads hamlet from the 1800s holding its ground in modern Markham.
Buttonville grew up in the nineteenth century around the Woodbine Avenue crossroads, and its heritage conservation area still preserves that early village character. Buyers watching Buttonville homes for sale find genuinely rare listings, and Buttonville homes for rent appear only occasionally in this small, distinctive community.
Heritage properties in a small, tightly held pocket.
Expect a limited stock of heritage homes and select residential properties surrounded by business parks and major roads. The scale is intimate, and the setting is unlike anywhere else in Markham.
Hamlet quiet with full city amenities minutes away.
Residents draw on the historic main street of Unionville, the shopping of central Markham, and the parks and trails of the surrounding city. Quick highway access makes the whole region practical for work and weekends.
Unexpected Appeal:
An airfield closure that rewrote the local future.
A rare heritage market beside a transformation site.
The market consists of scarce heritage and residential properties whose long term context will be shaped by the redevelopment of the former airport lands. Buyers here are purchasing history with a front row seat to change.
The history, the location, and the future arriving next door.
Residents love the heritage character, five minute trips to Unionville, and highway access that puts the region within reach. Buttonville offers a rare Markham address where past and future meet.
