Living on Snowshoe Crescent, Thornhill: Why I Know This Street Best
When it comes to buying or selling on Snowshoe Crescent in Thornhill, no one knows the street like Kirby Chan.
Over the years, I have had the honour of helping families move in and out of the German Mills Community, often more than once.
My sales on Snowshoe Crescent consistently average 107% of list price and sell in just 8 days.
See what's available for sale now in the German Mills Community.
Homes I’ve Sold on Snowshoe Crescent
Here’s a look at some of the homes I’ve proudly represented, showing the trust this neighbourhood has placed in me:
π 2 Snowshoe Crescent
π 31 Snowshoe Crescent (sold multiple times)
π 46 Snowshoe Crescent (listed and sold multiple times)
π 56 Snowshoe Crescent
π 66 Snowshoe Crescent
π 153 Snowshoe Crescent
π 155 Snowshoe Crescent
π 162 Snowshoe Crescent
π 167 Snowshoe Crescent
π 170 Snowshoe Crescent
π 206 Snowshoe Crescent
π 212 Snowshoe Crescent
Each home tells a story of families upsizing, downsizing or finding their forever home and it’s been my privilege to be part of their journey.
π³ A Neighbourhood Built on Community
Snowshoe Crescent is one of German Mill's most welcoming and established streets.
The homes are primarily linked and detached homes, featuring two-storey, raised-bungalow, back-split and side-split layouts. Most were built by Cadillac Fairview with a selection by Wycliffe Homes, known for their craftsmanship and timeless curb appeal.
The result is a quiet, family-friendly enclave where kids play freely, neighbours know one another and every house has character.
πΌ Parks and Green Spaces Nearby
Residents here enjoy a perfect blend of suburban peace and access to beautiful outdoor spaces.
Three of the community’s favourite parks are just a short walk away:
Simonston Park
Located near Simonston Boulevard, Simonston Park offers open green space, walking paths, gazebo, picnic tables, soccer fields, splash pad and playground areas. It’s ideal for families looking to unwind, toss a frisbee or enjoy a casual stroll after dinner. Its central location also gives it a high Walk Score of 86, meaning most daily errands can be done on foot.
Paddock Park
Found at 61 Simonston Boulevard, Paddock Park features baseball fields, open lawns and tree-lined paths perfect for morning jogs or soccer with the kids. It’s also home to local community sports leagues that bring neighbours together.
German Mills Settlers Park
This is one of Thornhill’s most scenic natural areas. Located at 2001 John Street, it features over 4 km of walking and biking trails, meadows and creek-side paths that trace the historic German Mills Creek. Locals love it for its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty, an ideal weekend escape without leaving the neighbourhood.
π Schools That Make the Area Shine
Families move to Snowshoe Crescent not just for the homes but for the outstanding schools that serve the area.
Education quality in this pocket of Thornhill ranks above the Ontario average, giving parents peace of mind and helping homes retain long-term value.
Elementary Schools
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German Mills Public School – A well-regarded public school with strong EQAO results and dedicated teachers.
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St. Michael Catholic Academy – A nearby Catholic School known for its community involvement and balanced academics.
Secondary Schools
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Thornlea Secondary School – Offers Advanced Placement, Gifted and High-Performance Athlete programs.
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St. Robert Catholic High School – One of York Region’s highest-ranked Catholic schools, consistently placing in the top 10% in the Fraser Institute rankings.
π Connected, Convenient and Calm
Snowshoe Crescent’s location means you get the best of both worlds: the tranquillity of a quiet residential street with the convenience of urban connectivity.
You’re minutes from:
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TTC stops and YRT routes for easy commuting
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Highway 404 and 407 for direct access to Toronto and the rest of the GTA
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Shops and restaurants at Don Mills & Steeles, Bayview & John and the nearby Shops on Yonge
Whether you’re running errands, heading downtown or meeting friends for dinner, everything is close at hand.
π‘ Why Snowshoe Crescent Homes Are in High Demand
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Proven results: Homes sell quickly and above asking
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Builder quality: Cadillac Fairview and Wycliffe Homes have stood the test of time
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Lifestyle appeal: Great parks, strong schools, TTC access and quiet streets
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Community feel: Long-term residents and a true sense of pride in ownership
If you’re thinking of selling, I’ll help you price, market and present your home to capture the strongest possible result. If you’re looking to buy, I often know which homes might be coming soon before they even hit the market.
π Thinking About Buying or Selling on Snowshoe Crescent?
Whether you’re ready to move now or just exploring your options, I’m happy to share what’s happening on the street today including recent sales, buyer trends and insider insights that only come from years of experience here.
π Contact Kirby Chan today for a personalized consultation and find out what your Snowshoe Crescent home could be worth.
FAQs About Snowshoe Crescent
1. What types of homes are on Snowshoe Crescent?
Mostly linked and detached homes, including two-storey, raised-bungalow, back-split and side-split designs.
2. Who built the homes?
Primarily Cadillac Fairview with several by Wycliffe Homes.
3. Are there good schools nearby?
Yes, German Mills PS, St. Michael’s Academy, Thornlea SS and St. Robert CHS are all highly rated.
4. What parks are nearby?
Simonston Park, Paddock Park and German Mills Settlers Park, each offering trails, fields and playgrounds.
5. How close is it to TTC and shopping?
Very close, local routes connect easily to Finch Station and major plazas are within minutes.
6. What’s the typical home price on Snowshoe Crescent?
Depending on the model and upgrades, homes typically sell above market averages and often over asking.
7. Who should I hire to sell my property on Snowshoe Crescent?
Hire Kirby Chan, the street’s trusted real estate expert. No one knows Snowshoe Crescent better or sells it faster.
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