Welcome to Wild Indigo
Nestled in Breslau along the Grand River, Wild Indigo is a new master-planned community offering a vibrant blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. Located just minutes from downtown Kitchener and major highways, this family-focused community features scenic trails, nearby schools, and proximity to the future Breslau GO Station.
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A Private Collection of Homes
Home-sized suites feature expansive layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, and sweeping views over manicured greenspace. Every residence reflects a balance of elegance and function — crafted for those who value refinement without excess.
Town Homes from the $600s
Single Detached Homes from the $700s
Key Highlights of Wild Indigo Homes
Commuter-Friendly Location: Conveniently located near major highways and the planned two-way GO Station, Wild Indigo offers seamless commutes to Toronto and surrounding areas.
Rich Leisure & Recreation Opportunities: Residents enjoy outdoor activities like kayaking on the Grand River and visits to nearby attractions such as Rockway Gardens and Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory.
Modern Infrastructure & Amenities: With state-of-the-art facilities and innovative design, Wild Indigo offers a modern living experience that enhances everyday comfort.
Access to Top Educational Institutions: Families at Wild Indigo Homes have excellent school options nearby, such as St. Boniface School and Elizabeth Ziegler Public School.
Smart Investment Potential: The steady growth in housing prices, combined with proximity to IT hubs and top schools, ensures strong rental returns and property value appreciation.
Shopping & Dining Convenience: Close to Conestoga Mall, Fairview Park Mall, and a range of dining spots, Wild Indigo offers easy access to shopping and entertainment.
The Community
Located off Fountain Street North in Breslau, this is a new master planned community of single detached, and freehold towns to the Kitchener-Waterloo Region.
Home to a harmonious mix of green space and urban centrality, this family-friendly community sits near by the Grand River and is surrounded by miles of scenic walking trails.
Just a 15 minute drive to downtown Kitchener, close to great schools, a booming business core and modern, opportunistic tech infrastructure, Breslau brings a new caliber of live-work infused with a sense of inclusion and an unmatched level of community vibrance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the First-Time Home Buyer's rebate?
Ontario is proposing a rebate of the full 8% provincial portion of HST for first-time buyers on new homes up to $1 million, which could mean savings of up to $80,000 with existing relief. If the federal government also removes its 5% portion, total potential savings could reach up to $130,000 on a new home.
To qualify for the government rebate as a first-time homebuyer, you must be purchasing a primary residence, be at least 18 years old, be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and not have lived in a home that you or your spouse or partner owned during the current year or any of the previous four years.
What are development charges?
Right now Wild Indigo is offering $0 in Development Charges. Development charges are fees required under the Development Charges Act typically passed to
purchasers at closing, to help cover the cost of new or expanded infrastructure needed to support growth, such as roads, police services, and waste management.
What is Tarion Warranty?
By law, all new homes built in Ontario require warranty by the builder. Tarion’s role is to ensure your newly built home receivew the coverage you are entitled to, including financial protection before possession and protection against construction defects after, possession up to 7 years.
What is the Land Transfer Tax Rebate?
Eligible first-time homebuyers in Ontario may qualify for a rebate on some or all of the land transfer tax paid when purchasing a home. Land transfer tax is a closing cost charged by the province based on the
home’s purchase price at closing. Qualifying buyers can receive up to a $4,000 rebate from the Ontario