What is the difference between back-to-back towns?

A stacked town layers units vertically in a block, each with its own entrance. A back-to-back town shares its rear wall with another home instead of having a back yard - two exposures instead of three.

Are townhomes a good fit for families?

Yes. The back-to-back format at Spruce Trails suits small families who want more interior space than an apartment without a yard to maintain.

Where can I see Spruce Trails townhome plans?

Individual plans are released to VIP registrants first. Register on this page to receive the plans and pricing when available.

Format guide

Townhomes in Brampton

Townhome formats explained for Brampton buyers, and how Spruce Trails by Camcos Living structures its four home collections in North Brampton.

Stacked towns

A back-to-back town shares its rear wall with the home behind it, so each unit has two exposures instead of three. Each home has its own front door at grade and a full-height, house-like layout across multiple levels.

Back-to-back towns

A back-to-back town shares its rear wall with another home. You get two exposures and a more efficient footprint, trading a back yard for a smart plan. Spruce Trails offers 2-bedroom back-to-backs with an optional 3rd bedroom.

Spruce Trails collections

Back-to-Back Towns - 2 bed with optional 3rd.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between back-to-back towns?: A stacked town layers units vertically in a block, each with its own entrance. A back-to-back town shares its rear wall with another home instead of having a back yard - two exposures instead of three.
Are townhomes a good fit for families?: Yes. The back-to-back format at Spruce Trails suits small families who want more interior space than an apartment without a yard to maintain.
Where can I see Spruce Trails townhome plans?: Individual plans are released to VIP registrants first. Register on this page to receive the plans and pricing when available.