Windfields is a vibrant, family-friendly neighbourhood in north Oshawa, Ontario, known for its newer homes, abundant parks, and proximity to Ontario Tech University and Durham College. It is one of Oshawa's fastest-growing communities.
Family-oriented community, newer housing stock, university and college proximity, abundant parks and green space, and excellent highway access
A thriving newer community in north Oshawa built on the historic Windfields Farm, with modern family homes, excellent amenities, and a young, diverse population.
A young, family-oriented community with 57% of households raising children, a median age of 32.6 years, and 38% first-generation immigrants reflecting Oshawa's growing diversity.
Multiple parks with sports fields, ball diamonds, and basketball courts, plus the Cedar Valley Conservation Area, Camp Samac, and SmartCentres Oshawa North keep residents active and connected.
Windfields is built on the site of Windfields Farm, birthplace of Northern Dancer, Canada's first Kentucky Derby winner and one of the most celebrated racehorses in history.
Newer detached homes, semi-detached houses, and townhomes in Ontario Colonial Revival and contemporary styles on lots ranging from 30 to 60 feet, serving a range of family budgets.
Highways 401 and 407 are easily accessible, Oshawa GO Station provides rail service toward Toronto, and Ontario Tech University and Durham College are right in the neighbourhood.
A modern, family-focused community in north Oshawa rooted in one of Canada's most celebrated pieces of equestrian history.
Windfields is a newer neighbourhood in north Oshawa, developed on the grounds of the historic Windfields Farm. Windfields homes for sale appeal strongly to young families and newcomers seeking newer construction with excellent schools, parks, and highway access. Those looking for Windfields homes for rent will find a welcoming, diverse community with Ontario Tech University and Durham College right in the neighbourhood.
Newer detached homes, semi-detached houses, and townhomes in a well-planned community with a young, growing population.
Homes in Windfields feature Ontario Colonial Revival architecture combining brick, stone, and siding with charming front porches and decorative gabled roofs. Lots range from 30 to 60 feet, with homes from 1,300 to 4,000 square feet. Newer townhomes bring contemporary modern designs to the mix, offering options for a range of buyers and renters.
Parks, conservation areas, sports facilities, and convenient shopping make Windfields an outstanding place for active families.
Windfields has multiple parks including Sherwood, Niagara, Everglades, and Tampa Parks, featuring nine sports fields, three ball diamonds, an outdoor track, and five basketball courts. Cedar Valley Conservation Area and Camp Samac offer additional outdoor recreation, while SmartCentres Oshawa North provides shopping and services close to home.
Unexpected Appeal:
Windfields sits on the grounds of Windfields Farm, birthplace of Northern Dancer, Canada's most famous racehorse and winner of the 1964 Kentucky Derby.
Windfields offers some of the best value for newer family homes in the Durham Region, with a range of sizes and styles to suit different budgets.
The housing stock includes newer detached homes, semi-detached houses, and contemporary townhomes, with lot sizes and floor plans suited to growing families. As one of Oshawa's newest neighbourhoods, Windfields offers modern construction at prices well below comparable new builds closer to Toronto.
A newer community with great schools, green space, and highway access, all at a price point that makes family life genuinely attainable.
Windfields combines the energy of a university neighbourhood with the stability of a family-first community. Highways 401 and 407 put the rest of the Greater Toronto Area within reach, while Oshawa GO Station connects residents to downtown Toronto by rail. With Ontario Tech University and Durham College next door and parks around every corner, Windfields is built for people who want it all.
