Pre-construction projects Clarington · Bowmanville
Orchard South
Treasure Hill · Detached homes · Now selling

Project overview
Treasure Hill’s Orchard South community in Bowmanville includes bungalows and detached homes with two- and three-car garage options. Compare the bedroom placement, stair access and lot width as you move between collections.
- Builder
- Treasure Hill
- Location
- Clarington · Bowmanville
- Project facts verified
- 2026-11-12
- Expected occupancy
- To be confirmed
Neighbourhood and map
Middle Road and Concession Road 3, Clarington, Ontario, Canada · Open map and directions
Floor plans and suites
Builder floor plans
View these floor plans on the builder’s website. Layouts may vary by model, elevation and release.
Ask Yan which models and suites are currently available.
Request project documentsLocation, schools and transit
Sources checked November 12, 2026
Where is Orchard South and what is Treasure Hill selling?
Orchard South is a Treasure Hill new-home community in Bowmanville, within the Municipality of Clarington. Use Middle Road and Concession Road 3 as the broad project area and confirm the lot on the current builder plan. Treasure Hill markets bungalows and detached designs, including two- and three-car-garage options. If you are comparing a townhome series in the wider community, ask for its own closing and inclusion list. An older general estimate is less useful than a dated lot-specific schedule.
Treasure Hill’s Orchard South collection
What to compare in north Bowmanville
The appeal here is more opportunity to compare lot widths, main-floor living and garage space, with established Bowmanville services farther south. I would measure the time to a grocery store or arena at the hour your household uses it. If you are interested in a larger yard, check the slope, rear boundary and how many windows face it. A flat usable space and manageable driveway can matter more than frontage when the family plans to stay for several years.
The Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex on Durham Regional Highway 2 is an existing facility. Include it in a real after-school or weekend route if your household would use it. The same test helps compare another new-home community in Seaton: use both projects’ current routes and shops, then consider the future facilities separately. A large corner lot is more appealing when the rest of the week is also workable.
Clarington’s recreation facility list
Walmart Bowmanville and current versus future GO rail
Walmart Bowmanville is an existing large retail option on the Highway 2 side of town. Add another everyday shop and test the route from the actual Orchard South block. For rail now, Durham College Oshawa GO is the existing Lakeshore East station to plan around. Metrolinx’s Bowmanville Extension is a separate project to extend the rail service east. A construction contract or planned station should go in the future column of your comparison. Measure the current drive, parking and train schedule from Oshawa if rail matters to your first year in the home.
Walmart Bowmanville store · Metrolinx’s existing Durham College Oshawa station · Metrolinx Bowmanville rail extension
Northglen Orchard elementary school and Clarington high schools
Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board published a Northglen Orchard Public School boundary and planned a September 2026 opening for Kindergarten to Grade 8 after a previous delay. Use its latest address lookup for the actual lot. The board’s planning also discusses Charles Bowman Public School, Harold Longworth Public School, Bowmanville High School and Clarington Central Secondary School. Fraser’s 2025 results show Harold Longworth at 3.5, Bowmanville High at 6.4 and Clarington Central at 4.9 out of 10. The new Northglen Orchard campus does not have a verified comparable rating in that edition.
For private education, Trafalgar Castle School in Whitby is a regional independent option for girls in Grades 4–12 with day and boarding programs. From Bowmanville, treat it as a cross-Durham trip. Ask about admissions and daily travel before including it in the purchase decision. Public and Catholic schools are administered through different boards here, so confirm each using its own finder and use the intended term rather than a marketing map.
KPR board’s Northglen Orchard school updates · Bowmanville and West Clarington school planning · Trafalgar Castle School in Whitby
How to evaluate the lot and floor plan together
Start with the subdivision plan and the exact lot number. Trace the frontage, rear lot line, easements and side-yard access, then mark where a car, bins and outdoor furniture would go. A walkout or a deep lot can change how you use the basement and yard. Grading, retaining walls and drainage can also take up space that appears available in a marketing image. Ask for the lot grading plan and written details of any premium or easement before judging the outdoor area.
Compare the real garage opening and clear depth with your vehicles, and check for steps between the garage and the mudroom. On the main floor, follow the path from the kitchen to the dining table and outdoor door. If you expect parents, guests or remote work to shape the layout, compare an optional main-floor room with a separate study or a bungalow where available. Ask what is structural and when that choice becomes binding, because those decisions matter earlier than flooring or paint.
Questions buyers ask
Can I count on a Bowmanville GO train at closing?
Plan around the operating Lakeshore East service and a trip to the existing Oshawa station. Follow Metrolinx for the extension’s project milestones and eventual opening. Until service starts, compare how the current route fits your work and school schedule.
What matters when choosing between a bungalow and a detached two-storey plan?
Check which bedrooms, bathroom and laundry are reachable on the entry level, then compare yard and driveway grade. Ask the builder to show the exact garage, floor-plan version and site plan together. Moving with several generations often makes the location of stairs more important than the total bedroom count.
School, transit and project resources
The school ratings use Fraser Institute’s 2025 Ontario report cards, which compare selected academic indicators from the 2023–24 school year. Use the linked EQAO results for more detail, and compare programs, student support and transportation when you visit. For school assignment, check the final municipal address, enrolment year and grade with the board, including any program boundaries, temporary placements or bus eligibility.
If you need to move around the start of a school term, plan for both an on-time closing and a delay. Ask the builder when the municipal address will be issued and which documents will be available for registration. Give the board the address, intended grade and enrolment year together. Ask when new streets are added to the locator, whether any temporary assignment applies, and how a transfer or school bus request works. Walk the likely route and check crossings, sidewalks and any construction detour. Save the dated response so you can revisit the plan if the closing moves.
Project documents
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Can I compare bungalows and two-storey homes?
The builder shows both types. Confirm which collections and garage configurations are available on your preferred lot.
Guides for buyers
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Tell me what you’re considering. I can help you check current details and decide what to ask next.
Yan Zhou
Sales Representative
FIRST CLASS REALTY INC. Brokerage
