“If Raising Your Family in a Safe, Clean and Peaceful Community is Something You Cherish…”
“Peace and Quiet is only Minutes Away…”
One of the most common things small town living does for most people is to bring them a sense of community. In 2001 Ottawa’s population density was 278 people per square kilometre, typically rural communities have a population density of less than 150 people per square kilometre.
It’s ironic that putting more space between you and your neighbours can actually bring you closer together.
“Now You can Make the Stress of City Living a Thing of the Past…”
If you’ve become sick of the ugly noisy city then maybe you should explore the benefits of life in the country. There’s more space for your children to play, less traffic, more greenery and a generally slower pace so you can actually relax and enjoy your day. Imagine that…
But the biggest difference between country living and the grind of the city is the air quality.
“When was the Last Time You Enjoyed a Breath of Fresh Clean Air?”
It’s probably been longer than you think. As our cities continue to grow so do the dangers of air pollution. According to a joint 2004 study by Health Canada and Environment Canada roughly 8% of all preventable deaths in Canada are caused by air pollution. That amounts to more than 6,000 deaths annually which is 6 times the amount of Canadians who die from second hand smoke every year.
If you or your children have asthma, bronchitis or some other respiratory concern, leaving the city can have a real impact on your quality of life and even your life expectancy.
If you or your children have asthma, bronchitis or some other respiratory concern, leaving the city can have a real impact on your quality of life and even your life expectancy.
“It’s Not too Late to Make Building Your Dream Home More than Just a Dream…”
Most homeowners go through at least 3 homes in their adult life. Some say it’s due to that old saying ‘the grass is greener on the other side’. In other words, we’re always looking for something better. Well…is there anything better than building your own home?
What would you do if could shape your own home? Make your garage big enough to fit all your vehicles, add a couple extra bathrooms to accommodate those 3 teenage daughters of yours or maybe make the house a little smaller so you can put a tennis court out back. The point is it’s your home.
“Now You can do More than Just be Part of the Community…
Now You can Shape It”
It is also boasts one of Canada’s most visited tourist attractions the secret cold war facility known as the Diefenbunker…
“Nothing Says Peace and Quiet Like a Nuclear Fallout Shelter…”
The Diefenbunker is named for former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and is arguable Canada’s most famous nuclear fallout shelter. Not only is the bunker a popular tourist attraction it has also attracted the attention of Hollywood having been used for a few scenes in the Tom Clancy film “The Sum of all Fears”.
The Carp Fair is the largest in Ontario and is held every year at the end of September. Carp is also home to the Ottawa Air Show every year in June and operates Eastern Ontario’s biggest farmers market from May to October.
“Opportunities Like this don’t Come Along Very Often…”
According to the city of Ottawa almost 4,500 people left the city between 2003 and 2004. Almost 80% of those people migrated to Ottawa’s surrounding communities. With the city’s growth rate of 1.3% per year, the surrounding rural properties are becoming less available and more expensive. That’s what makes Forestview Estates such a great opportunity for you and your family.
Country living can change your life…if you want it to…
Forestview Estates is a new subdivision outside of Carp, Ontario