Lions Valley North Oakville
Crafted By Caivan
75+ Townhomes Coming Soon
An Ontario builder with a portfolio spanning the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa and a growing footprint in Oakville specifically.
Community Overview
Lions Valley is an attainable community designed for multigenerational living.
3.79
hectares
Protected NHS Lands
Towns & Singles
Home Types
2026
Registration Opens
The Community
A Place Where
You Belong.
North side of Dundas Street,
West in North Oakville
A refined enclave of townhomes shaped by the lions valley's landscape that surrounds it quiet, considered and intimately connected to nature.
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The Experience
Where Families
Thrive.
Lions Valley homes are designed to give everyone in your growing or multigenerational family the space they need to thrive with Natural Heritage System lands forming its northern and eastern edge along Sixteen Mile Creek. The plan is designed to fit seamlessly alongside the established community to the west, extending the same street pattern, block structure and pedestrian connections residents there already know.
Learn MoreAmenities
Restraint, applied generously.
Rooftop Pool
Heated infinity pool with skyline views.
Wellness Studio
Private gym, sauna, and pilates room.
Resident Library
Quiet study with a curated collection.
Garden Courtyard
Landscaped by Halden Gardens.
Tasting Room
Private cellar and dining room.
Parking & EV
Underground parking with EV charging.
24/7 Concierge
Discreet, full-service hospitality.
Smart Residence
Integrated climate, lighting, and access.
Floor Plans
Floor Plans Releasing Soon
Site Plan — how Lions Valley fits into North Oakville's valleylands
Towns & Singles, Designed For Real Life
Floor plans and pricing for Lions Valley have not been publicly released yet. When they are, registered members of our interest list will be the first to see layouts, square footage and pricing before the general public.
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Serene Ambiance.
The elegant interior design is inspired by nature, featuring natural oak staircase and handrails, stone countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, and chrome bathroom faucets and door hardware.
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The Neighbourhood
Nature in a Starring Role.
As one of the last large-scale growth areas inside Oakville's built boundary, land here is finite new communities like Lions Valley front directly onto an already-designated transit corridor rather than waiting on infrastructure still years away.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Lions Valley in North Oakville.
Lions Valley is a new master-planned community by Caivan featuring a collection of towns and single-family homes in North Oakville, Ontario, set beside the area's natural valleylands.
Lions Valley is located in North Oakville, Ontario, close to major highways, GO Transit, schools, parks and everyday amenities.
Lions Valley is being developed and built by Caivan, a residential builder active across the Greater Toronto Area.
Lions Valley is planned to include a mix of towns and single-family detached homes designed for a range of household sizes and lifestyles.
Floor plans and pricing have not been publicly released yet. Registered interest list members are notified first as new information becomes available.
You can register using the forms on this page. Once submitted, the Lions Valley team will keep you updated on floor plans, pricing and release dates.
No. Registering your interest in Lions Valley is completely free and does not commit you to a purchase.
Lions Valley spans approximately 10.60 hectares (26.19 acres) on the north side of Dundas Street West, including roughly 3.79 hectares (9.37 acres) of protected Natural Heritage System lands along Sixteen Mile Creek.
Lions Valley Park sits about 250m east with views to Sixteen Mile Creek, Travertine Park is roughly a 5-minute walk northwest, and the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex is about 850m northeast. Two village squares are also within a 5-minute walk in the adjacent community.
Lions Valley fronts Dundas Street West, a designated arterial road and transit corridor where Oakville Transit routes 5 and 5A currently run toward Oakville GO Station. William Halton Parkway, planned just north of the site, is also identified as a future transit corridor.
Yes. The northern and eastern edge of Lions Valley borders Natural Heritage System lands along Sixteen Mile Creek, with single-detached homes backing directly onto this protected open space and a proposed trail connecting into the wider North Oakville trail network.