Preserve North floor plans are the missing half of any price-per-square-foot model. Without interior sizes, a VIP list is only a headline. Mattamy Homes has not issued plan names, interior dimensions, or bedroom and bathroom counts for this Phase 4 release. This page records the two collection tiers described in municipal planning documents — townhomes and detached homes — so the same URL can carry real cards the day a booklet is released.
On other Ontario communities, Mattamy typically structures a launch as named collections rather than a single undifferentiated price list. Elevations, included features, and lot premiums are usually presented together with the floor plans at VIP. That pattern is a general Mattamy practice, not a confirmed Preserve North package. Until the builder publishes Preserve North-specific materials, treat collection structure as expected process rather than a guaranteed product mix.
The Town of Oakville Urban Design Brief for Phase 4 is the current source for lot geometry. Single detached lots are described in a 10.4 m to 15.25 m range (approximately 34 to 50 feet), with the broader low-density area also referenced at 34 to 65 feet. Building heights are planned at 2 to 3 storeys. Those figures describe the planning envelope, not a marketed model, and they are not a substitute for a square-footage table.
A block of 22 street townhouses is proposed on the west side of Preserve Drive, south of the future public school, per the same brief. That is a municipal planning figure, subject to change, and must not be read as a confirmed number of homes in the sales release. Preserve North's actual release count has not been announced. Investors who model absorption from a 22-unit block are mixing a planning diagram with a sales campaign.
Registered buyers are typically notified first when Mattamy Homes publishes floor plans. There is no cost to register on this site, and registration does not reserve a specific lot or plan. Use the form on this page to request floor-plan updates, then review pricing status once figures are released. Check current Preserve North pricing on the tracker once a list exists.
Until a booklet exists, the honest description of Preserve North floor plans is a pair of collection tiers plus the planning envelope. Street townhomes are planned near the future neighbourhood centre on Preserve Drive. Detached homes occupy the low-density remainder on lots described from roughly 34 to 65 feet, at 2 to 3 storeys. That is the entire confirmed product statement as of September 1, 2026.
Buyers comparing this page with aggregator lists should note the gap those lists leave: most Oakville directories mention “The Preserve” as a category or list Preserve West, and skip Phase 4 entirely. A dedicated, crawlable floor-plans page that refuses to invent model names is the correct pre-launch state for anyone trying to underwrite Preserve North. When Mattamy releases plans, this page will add real cards — names, sizes, and bedroom counts — rather than remaining a placeholder.
Mattamy's other Ontario launches often separate traditional towns, rear-lane or dual-front product, and several detached lot widths into distinct collections, each with its own elevation package. Whether Preserve North follows that exact split is unknown. Do not treat another community's collection names as if they were Preserve North models. The 22-townhouse figure in the Urban Design Brief is a proposed block, subject to change, and is not a confirmed release count for the first sales phase.
From an investment standpoint, townhome versus detached is also a liquidity question. Street towns near a neighbourhood centre can behave differently on resale and rental than 50-foot singles one street over, but those differences cannot be priced until sizes, parking, and freehold versus POTL status are published. This site omits a maintenance-fee line until townhomes are confirmed freehold versus POTL. Register for floor plan updates if the next useful event is a booklet.
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