Woodbridge and the wider City of Vaughan sit directly south-east of Bolton, connected by the same highway: Highway 50 runs from Vaughan's Highway 7 corridor north into Bolton. Families who have outgrown a Vaughan townhome or want a deeper lot for the same budget register for releases in Upper Bolton — where North Hill by Solmar is coming, just off Highway 50 near Mount Hope Road and Columbia Way.
Woodbridge is the western community of the City of Vaughan, in York Region, built along the Humber River around a historic core on Woodbridge Avenue and now surrounded by decades of subdivision growth. Vaughan as a whole has become one of the GTA's major employment and transit centres: the Highway 7 corridor, the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre with its TTC subway terminus, and the Highway 427 and 407 interchanges are all part of daily life here.
What Vaughan largely no longer has is inexpensive new freehold land. New releases skew to towns, back-to-backs and condominium product, and detached lots are narrow and expensive. That is the trade buyers are weighing when they look north.
Highway 50 is the direct link. It runs north from the Highway 7 area through the Vaughan/Brampton edge and into Bolton, where it becomes the town's main street corridor and continues past Upper Bolton toward Palgrave. If you already commute using Highway 50, Highway 427 or the 407, moving north along the same corridor keeps your route familiar. We do not publish drive times — measure your own trip at the hours you would actually make it.
Be realistic about the transit change: Vaughan has subway and frequent regional service today, and Bolton does not. If a rail commute matters to you, confirm the Caledon GO station's status with Metrolinx directly and treat any distance or opening date published elsewhere as unverified.
Pricing, the selling window and the green-space figure are builder-published and subject to change without notice.
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.
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Bolton, in the Town of Caledon, is the closest new-home community directly up the Highway 50 corridor from Vaughan. North Hill by Solmar in Upper Bolton is a new freehold community selling Fall 2026, with townhomes from the $700s and detached homes from $999K. Prices are subject to change.
Yes. Highway 50 runs from Vaughan's Highway 7 corridor north into Bolton and past Upper Bolton, and connects to Highway 427 and the 407/401 network to the south. We do not publish drive times — test your own route in real traffic.
Vaughan has TTC subway service at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre plus York Region Transit and GO service. Bolton is served by Brampton Transit Züm service on Highway 50 and GO bus connections. A Caledon GO station has been planned for the area, but timing and service are Metrolinx and GO Transit decisions.
At North Hill the collection offers up to 5 bedrooms, up to 3.5 bathrooms and parking for up to 4 cars on extra-deep freehold lots, with select homes backing onto ponds, mature forest and natural green space. Plan-specific sizes and pricing are released with the launch package.