Bolton is the largest urban community in the Town of Caledon, and its new-home growth is moving north along Highway 50 into Upper Bolton. North Hill by Solmar is a new freehold community there — just off Highway 50 near Mount Hope Road and Columbia Way — with townhomes from the $700s and detached homes from $999K. Selling Fall 2026; prices are subject to change.
Bolton is a village-turned-town of roughly 27,000 people inside the Town of Caledon, Region of Peel. It has a real main street, an established school and recreation network, big-box shopping along Highway 50, and the Humber River running through the middle of it. Unlike a brand-new suburb, buyers here move into a community that already works — the new housing is added to the north and east edges of it.
Upper Bolton is that northern edge. The Town of Caledon's own planning file for the area is the Bolton North Hill Secondary Plan, which covers lands north of Columbia Way on both sides of Highway 50 and extends east beyond Mount Hope Road — roughly 167 hectares (about 412 acres) planned as a new part of the Bolton urban area, with residential blocks, parks and community uses. That is a municipal planning document, not a sales brochure, and it is the most reliable public read on where and how Upper Bolton is growing.
North Hill is Solmar's new freehold community in Upper Bolton.
Pricing, the selling window and the green-space figure are builder-published and subject to change without notice.
Traditional freehold townhomes are the accessible entry point into the community — full ownership of home and land, the same architectural language as the singles, with interior, end and corner conditions across the plan.
The 32' and 36' detached collection is built for families that need room: up to five bedrooms, up to 3.5 baths, and parking for up to four cars across the collection. Plan names, elevations and square footages are released with the launch package.
Almost all new Bolton housing is freehold, but the label matters:
North Hill is a freehold community. Confirm the ownership type on the specific plan and lot in your agreement before signing.
Individual floor plans, plan-by-plan pricing, deposit structure, incentives, lot availability and the exact launch date within the Fall window are released with the official launch package. Registration is free, carries no obligation and puts the package in your inbox as soon as it is available.
Call 289.400.0110 or email info@condocircle.ca with a question.
North Hill by Solmar is the new freehold community of traditional townhomes and single detached homes coming to Upper Bolton, just off Highway 50 near Mount Hope Road and Columbia Way. It is selling Fall 2026, with townhomes from the $700s and detached homes from $999K. Prices are subject to change.
Upper Bolton is the northern growth edge of Bolton in the Town of Caledon. The Town's Bolton North Hill Secondary Plan covers lands north of Columbia Way on both sides of Highway 50, extending east beyond Mount Hope Road — about 167 hectares (412 acres).
North Hill's traditional townhomes are freehold: you own the home and the land, with no condominium corporation and no monthly maintenance fee. Other communities may sell common-element or condominium towns, so always confirm the ownership type in the agreement.
North Hill townhomes start from the $700s and detached homes start from $999K. Prices are subject to change. Pricing by individual plan, along with deposits and incentives, is released with the official launch package.
A Caledon GO station has been planned for the Bolton area, but timing and service levels are Metrolinx and GO Transit decisions. Confirm the current status with them directly, and treat any specific distance or opening date published elsewhere as unverified.
The Bolton area is served by the Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board. Catchments for brand-new streets are assigned by the boards after the plan registers, so confirm with the boards rather than relying on a nearby school's current boundary.