Sandycove Acres | A Residential Community, Innisfil, Ontario

[@guyservice6646]

my Grandparents moved here in the late 1970s when it was pretty empty and became a destination for family get togethers.. The Spoke, the pool for the kids and yes we even played shuffle board. They lived on Yew Ct? I think... they are long gone but nice to see the community still lives on.

[@1mustangsally]

I'm retired and looking for something like this.

[@brianteskey2425]

We are a young family can we live here or only for retired?

[@bba.by.marilyn]

55 plus

[@gailaspinall1688]

Keep in mind, you own the building (house) but you don't own the land. A number of years ago, when a person sold their home, Sandycove usually upped the rent on that land. You are responsible for the upkeep., lawns mowed, sidewalk cleared in winter, etc. I bought in March/2012...and sold in July/2012. It wasn't for me. Back then also, you were expected to have the "park" tv service. A lot of people didn't..but I will say the "park" tv service was very good, & we got a lot of channels.

[@bba.by.marilyn]

But with that rent comes 2 pools, woodworking shop, shuffleboard, 3 recreation centres, indoor and outdoor shuffleboard courts, every kind of event, dance, card games you can think of and we just had a FREE outdoor concert with Canada's Legendary Keith Hampshire! You don't get any of that in a condo, apartment or freehold home! We also have Rogers Ignite tv and internet throughout the community now!

[@gailaspinall1688]

@@bba.by.marilyn It took long enough for you to get decent internet. At one point, people living at SC couldn't have Rogers anything. I didn't care about the pools, shuffleboard courts, etc.etc. My home was my home. I was RENTING the land, but owned the home. Back when I bought, you didnt' get to see the lease agreement until after the house was bought. Had I known what was in that lease, I would not have gone through with the purchase. You can't do this/that. My house was bought in early March...I moved in mid-March & listed it for sale in early July. It sold in 3 weeks. So glad I left. SC isn't for everyone; that's for sure.

[@bba.by.marilyn]

@@gailaspinall1688 well, it's certainly for a lot of people since there are 1,330 homes and all are occupied. As I said, behere 15 years and never had a problem with Total Cable's tv service. I went with Bell for Internet right away so yes, you couldn't get Rogers but you could get Bell and lots of other providers also. Perhaps had you left your home a bit, you might have enjoyed it more once you got to know the wonderful people in the community. But since you've been gone for over 10 years now, I hope you can soon stop speaking for others who do love it here and only leave when age or illness makes it impossible to be here any longer.

[@sergioferro3517]

Molto bello

[@peggygillard1884]

Where are they I think it is what I am looking for.... Manufactured 2 bedroom house. Pls contact me. I am 77 yr old senior looking for a 2 bedroom rental or prefab place. Thx. Peggy

[@gailaspinall1688]

Peggy...I don't think rentals are allowed. You either buy the house or you don't.

[@bba.by.marilyn]

Innisfil

[@brianteskey2425]

We are a young family can we live here or only for retired?

[@gailaspinall1688]

At one time, people had to be 45yrs of age or older. Families, friends can visit, but to move in...you need permission. I don't think a young family would be permitted to live there.

[@briandusome8792]

Minimum age is 50 years old.