Large family homes from the 1990s, parks along the Rouge River and Berczy Creek, and Highway 404 at the edge of the neighbourhood. Here is what daily life and housing look like in Cachet.
Cachet (pronounced cash-AY) is a north Markham community bounded by 16th Avenue to the south, Major Mackenzie Drive to the north, Highway 404 to the west and Warden Avenue to the east. It was built on former farmland, mostly in the early 1990s, with more homes added through 2001.
Most homes are large detached family houses, with some townhomes and a few low-rise buildings. The Rouge River and Berczy Creek flow through the community, so many streets sit close to parks and green space.
Real estate boards list some streets near Warden Avenue under Devil’s Elbow, so you may see both names on listings. Everyday shopping is close by at the Cachet Centre plaza and King Square on Woodbine Avenue, and Angus Glen and Cathedraltown are next door.
Most homes are spacious detached houses built in the 1990s.
Ashton Meadows Park, Calvert Park, Personna Park and Thomas Frisby Woods, with the Rouge River and Berczy Creek running through.
Ashton Meadows Public School and St. Monica Catholic Elementary School are in the community, and St. Augustine Catholic High School is close by. Always confirm catchments.
The 16th Avenue interchange puts Highway 404 minutes away, with Highway 407 a short drive south.
The Cachet Centre plaza covers daily needs, and King Square at Woodbine Avenue and Markland Street adds more shops and restaurants.
Angus Glen Golf Club is just east, across Warden Avenue.
Detached homes make up most of Cachet, with townhomes and a few low-rise buildings at other price points.
| Home Type | Where You’ll Find It | Who It Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Detached Homes | Large family homes built mostly in the 1990s | Move-up families, buyers who want space |
| Townhomes | Rows in pockets of the community | First-time buyers, right-sizers |
| Low-Rise Buildings | A small number of buildings under five storeys | Downsizers, investors |
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School boundaries change. Always confirm them with the school board for a specific address.
Cachet is in north Markham, bounded by 16th Avenue to the south, Major Mackenzie Drive to the north, Highway 404 to the west and Warden Avenue to the east.
Cash-AY.
Not exactly. Real estate boards use Devil’s Elbow for an area around Warden Avenue that overlaps parts of Cachet, so some streets appear under both names. We confirm how a specific address is classified before you buy or sell.
Mostly large detached homes built in the 1990s, with some townhomes and a few low-rise buildings.
Many families look at Cachet for its larger homes, creek-side parks and nearby schools, including Ashton Meadows Public School and St. Monica Catholic Elementary School. Confirm school catchments for any specific address.
Highway 404 is minutes away at 16th Avenue, with Highway 407 a short drive south. Actual times depend on direction and time of day.
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