Claystone is capped at seven storeys. And with its relatively roomy 141 suites offering well-defined spaces for dining, living and working — as opposed to the open-concept units dominating the GTA market — the new building from Graywood Developments and Osaka, Japan-based Hankyu Hanshin Properties is delivering homes that are “more realistic for residents,” according to Graywood vice-president of development Jordan Kemp.
On the map: Oakville low-rise with a village feel
