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Bloom Park
By DECO Homes
DECO Homes Bloom Park, Seaton, Pickering, ON
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Community Centres
Bloom Park by DECO Homes is situated in an incredibly active region of Pickering, anchored by the massive $266 million Seaton Recreation Complex and Library being built just steps away. This premier facility features a 25-meter eight-lane pool, a triple gymnasium, a twin-pad NHL-sized arena, an indoor/outdoor walking track, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Residents will also enjoy close proximity to other major civic hubs, including the George Ashe Library & Community Centre and the West Shore Community Centre.
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Golf Course Around
DECO Homes' Bloom Park in Seaton, Pickering is situated near several of Durham Region’s premier public, semi-private, and private golf courses. This provides future residents with excellent options, such as the Pickering Golf Club, Pickering Glen Golf Club, Bunker Hill Golf Club, Spring Creek Golf Club, Hawthorne Valley Golf Course, and the private Whitevale Golf Club.
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Employment and Job Centres
Bloom Park by DECO Homes sits next to Durham Region's fastest-growing employment zones. Residents are just two minutes from the Pickering Innovation Corridor, an 800-acre prestige business park for corporate offices, advanced manufacturing, and green tech. The Pickering City Centre Business Hub is only 10 minutes south, housing financial institutions, major corporate employers, and government sectors. Additionally, the nearby Pickering YMCA Employment Centre and Durham Employment Services offer immediate access to local career placement and support networks.
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Major Highways
Bloom Park offers rapid access to the region's most critical highway networks. Residents are just a 2-minute drive from Highway 407, providing a fast toll route across the northern Greater Toronto Area, and Highway 7, which runs parallel straight into York Region. Additionally, Highway 401 is reachable in minutes for a direct commute into Toronto or Oshawa, while nearby Highway 412 serves as a seamless connector between both major corridors.
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Proximity to GO Station
Pickering GO Station is located roughly a 15-minute drive from Bloom Park by DECO Homes. Positioned on the high-frequency Lakeshore East GO line, trains depart every 30 minutes, offering a direct, stress-free ride into Downtown Toronto's Union Station in approximately 40 to 45 minutes. Additionally, Pickering GO Station holds the record for the largest parking footprint in the entire GO system, providing 3,600 free customer parking spaces.
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New Homes Configurations in the Pickering Seaton, Community
New homes in the Pickering Seaton community feature highly versatile layouts and optimized multi-story floor plans designed by the region's top builders. Homebuyers can choose from traditional freehold townhomes with private backyards, contemporary rear-lane models with spacious outdoor terraces, or premium detached family homes on executive 30' to 43' lots ranging from 1,400 to over 3,500 square feet. Built to elite modern building guidelines, these 3- to 5-bedroom configurations prioritize maximum family functionality, grand 9-foot or 10-foot ceilings, and energy-efficient green-building systems.
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Distance to Waterfront, Lake Ontario
Lake Ontario is located approximately 12 to 15 kilometers (a 15-minute drive) from Bloom Park by DECO Homes. Residents have convenient access to beautiful waterfront destinations, including Beachfront Park & Millennium Square, Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, and Frenchman's Bay Marina.
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Future Transit Hub in North Pickering
North Pickering is at the center of Ontario's largest planned transit expansions, transforming the Seaton area into a high-value intermodal gateway. This includes the future Metrolinx Seaton Gateway Hub, which will seamlessly integrate regional buses, transitway corridors, and rail links as the neighborhood grows. Additionally, the nearby Highway 407 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) hub is expanding into a high-speed transitway for traffic-free commutes across the northern GTA, while the upcoming Durham-Scarborough BRT (DSBRT) will offer dedicated curbside lanes to bypass daily highway traffic straight into Toronto.