Modern three-story townhouses with large windows and attached garages line a residential street; parked cars and a couple walking are visible.

Trafalgar Meadows

Georgetown, Ontario

A contemporary “missing‑middle” community, Trafalgar Meadows—Gross Floor Area: 22,355 m² (240,000 sq.ft.); Homes: 131 units—is composed of three‑storey urban townhomes arranged in disciplined blocks that frame a walkable internal street and green mews system. The master plan sets visitor parking at the perimeter and private garages at grade to keep sidewalks clear and active, while a calm loop road knits the neighbourhood together.

Project details 

A modern three-story townhouse with large windows, two garages, two parked cars in the driveway, and minimal landscaping in front.

Architecturally, a durable stone plinth anchors charcoal brick façades accented by warm wood‑toned cladding and crisp black window frames. Vertical bays, generous glazing, and inset balconies establish a steady rhythm along the streetscape, drawing daylight deep into the homes while preserving privacy. Canopies, stoops, and recessed entries create legible addresses and a comfortable pedestrian scale.

Delivering meaningful density within a low‑rise form, Trafalgar Meadows balances efficient land use with a coherent streetscape and a robust, low‑maintenance material strategy—an elegant response to contemporary suburban intensification.

A modern multi-story brick townhouse with balconies, large windows, an attached garage, and a parked black car in the driveway on a sunny day.