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Historical charm, scenic trails and a vibrant downtown are just some of the reasons people are choosing Orangeville, Ontario as the place to live and play.
Located just outside the Greater Toronto Area (GTA,) Orangeville is a mix of arts and culture, modern amenities and historic design. The downtown area of Orangeville is vibrant with independent stores, fine dining or casual restaurants and captivating live theatre.
The history of Orangeville can be traced back as far as 1830, however it was not incorporated as a village until 1874, and named after entrepreneur Orange Lawrence who’s likeness can be found greeting visitors to the downtown core.
For those seeking a quieter lifestyle but with the amenities of larger urban centers, Orangeville is the perfect town. Its location allows for an easy commute to Person International Airport, as well as easy access to highways leading to downtown Toronto.
Currently with a population of 28,000 people, the town offers two recreational facilities that offer something for everyone, as well as a variety of sports clubs, allowing everyone a healthy lifestyle right in their own backyard.
Get outdoors all seasons and enjoy the many scenic trails and parks all within walking distance of your front door. In summer enjoy canoe or fishing at Island Lake, or walk, bike or enjoy cross-country skiing or horseshoeing in the winter months. On a lazy Sunday afternoon, stroll through the downtown area and enjoy the unique tree carvings each with its own story.
Hop aboard the Credit Valley Explorer Tour train and enjoy a scenic ride through the headwaters, south into Inglewood.
The vibrancy of the town can be most enjoyed in the summer months as the town comes to life with The Orangeville Farmers Market, the annual Blues and Jazz Festival, Founder’s Day Celebrations and The Ribfest.
Recently, Orangeville was ranked as the fourth most affordable place to do business in Canada. Small Business those that employ fewer than 20 people, account for 87% of the Town’s employer based business.
Two colleges Georgian and Humber have campuses within Orangeville, as well as two high schools, public, catholic, private and French language elementary schools. The community’s regional hospital Headwaters Health Care Center will complete a 10,000 square foot expansion in 2016
The feeling of a small town, but with all the amenities of an urban center, Orangeville is a great mix of arts, culture, housing and surrounded by some of the most beautiful views because of its proximity to the Niagara Escarpment. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and call Orangeville home.