$4,800,000 - 14130 Creditview Road, Caledon
Land for Sale in Caledon
75 days on marketNeighbourhood: Rural Caledon
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- MLS Number
- W13601720
- Property Type
- Land
- Status
- active
- Days on Site
- 75
- Bedrooms
- 0
- Bathrooms
- 0
- Square Feet
- N/A sqft
- Neighbourhood
- Caledon
- Lot Size
- 71 sqft
- Taxes (2025)
- $2,555
- Listing Brokerage
- RE/MAX SPECIALISTS TAVSELLS INC.
Situated at the intersection of King Road and Creditview Road, and neighbouring the highly sought-after and picturesque village of Cheltenham Village, this exceptional approximately 70.5-acre corner property offers a rare opportunity to own a substantial parcel in one of Caledon's most desirable rural communities. South of King St is seeing rapid growth in the area with new developments. The property features a charming 2-bedroom residence along with three existing outbuildings, including a spacious three-section driving shed measuring approximately 24' x 36', 12' x 72', and 40' x 20'. Surrounded by prestigious custom-built estate homes, scenic horse farms, and beautiful countryside landscapes, this property presents the ideal setting to build a dream estate while enjoying privacy, tranquility, and an upscale rural lifestyle. The highly desirable corner location provides excellent frontage, accessibility, and long-term potential. Conveniently located just minutes from urban amenities, the property is approximately 10 minutes to Brampton and 20 minutes to Orangeville, with quick access to Highways 410 and 401 for commuters. The surrounding area is well known for its natural beauty and recreational attractions, including nearby schools, the scenic Forks of the Credit Provincial Park, and the popular Caledon Trail system offering year-round outdoor enjoyment.Golf enthusiasts will appreciate close proximity to the renowned TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, host of the RBC Canadian Open, as well as the prestigious Devil's Pulpit Golf Association. Winter recreation is equally exceptional with skiing, snowboarding, and family programs available nearby at the Caledon Ski Club. Additional property features include a 100-amp electrical service, wireless internet availability, drilled well, septic system, Buyers and cooperating agents are advised to complete their own due diligence regarding future uses, permits, and development potential.
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Estimated Payment
$21,232.02/mo
5-yr fixed avg.
Rates shown are estimates based on typical Ontario 5-year fixed rates. Canadian mortgages use semi-annual compounding as required by law. CMHC insurance applies to purchases under $1.5M with less than 20% down. Estimated property tax uses an approximate 0.85% rate. Contact us for current rate options and pre-approval.
Discover Rural Caledon
Rural Caledon is a vibrant community in the Greater Toronto Area, offering excellent amenities, schools, and transportation options. This area is popular with families and professionals seeking a balanced lifestyle with access to urban conveniences and natural spaces.
Why Live in Rural Caledon
- •Convenient location in Caledon
- •Access to local shops and dining
- •Good public transit connections
- •Community parks and green spaces
- •Well-maintained neighbourhoods
Nearby Schools
Transit & Commuting
- •MiWay bus routes throughout the area
- •GO Transit stations within driving distance
- •Easy highway access to 401/403/QEW
- •Walking distance to local amenities
Parks & Amenities
- •Local parks and recreational facilities
- •Community centres
- •Shopping plazas nearby
- •Restaurants and cafes
Lifestyle & Community
Rural Caledon offers a wonderful quality of life with a mix of residential charm and urban convenience. Residents enjoy easy access to schools, parks, and shopping, making it an ideal location for families and professionals alike.
14130 Creditview Road, Caledon
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Key factors for evaluating this land parcel
Land Due Diligence Checklist
· Confirm zoning designation and all permitted uses
· Verify servicing (water, sewer, hydro) at lot line
· Order a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment
· Obtain an up-to-date survey (boundaries, easements)
· Review development charges and levies with the municipality
· Consult a land use planner on development feasibility
Commercial Financing Note
Land financing typically requires 35–50% down with specialized lenders. Carrying costs (taxes, interest) accumulate during any approval or development process — factor these into your feasibility.
Commercial and land transactions are significantly more complex than residential. Joe recommends assembling a team — commercial real estate lawyer, accountant, and (for land) a land use planner — before making an offer.
Joe's Thoughts
Honest perspective from 30+ years of GTA real estate experience
Zoning & Permitted Use
Before anything else, I'd confirm the current zoning designation and what's permitted on this land. Zoning dictates everything: residential subdivision, commercial development, agricultural use, or mixed. The Caledon planning department can also tell you what, if any, Official Plan amendments are in progress that could affect the permitted uses.
Extended Time on Market — Potential Leverage
At 75 days, this land has been sitting. That's actually common for vacant land — buyers are fewer and diligence takes time. But if it's been listed much longer than comparable parcels, there may be a zoning, servicing, or environmental issue the seller hasn't disclosed. I'd want to understand why it hasn't sold.
Servicing & Infrastructure
A key question for any land purchase: is it serviced (municipal water, sewer, gas, hydro at the lot line) or unserviced? Bringing services to an unserviced parcel can cost $50,000–$500,000+ depending on proximity and Caledon's development charges. This can make or break a project's feasibility.
Environmental & Survey
I always recommend a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment for land purchases — it checks for historical contamination from prior uses. If the Phase 1 flags anything, a Phase 2 (soil sampling) follows. Also budget for an up-to-date survey, which confirms boundaries, easements, and encroachments.
Development Approval Timeline
If you're buying with development in mind, factor in the approval timeline. Minor variance: 3–6 months. Site plan approval: 6–18 months. Official Plan amendment or rezoning: 1–3+ years. These timelines directly affect your carrying costs — property taxes and financing accumulate the entire time. Having an experienced planner and real estate lawyer on your team from day one matters.
Let's Walk Through It Together
Evaluating land requires a different lens than buying a home. I'll walk the site with you, help you ask the right questions of the listing agent, and connect you with the right professionals — planners, environmental consultants, commercial lawyers — to make sure you know exactly what you're buying before you commit.