The Vibe: Dreamscape by Fieldgate

If you are looking at North Oshawa, Dreamscape is likely on your radar because it hits that sweet spot between “brand new” and “established enough not to live in a mud pit.”
The Look & Feel Fieldgate didn’t just copy-paste the usual Victorian designs here. They went for a “Transitional” look—think cleaner lines, flatter roofs, and less ornamental fluff. It feels modern and sharp.

• The Curb Appeal: You’ll see a mix of brick, stone, and stucco. It breaks up the monotony often found in new subdivisions.
• The “Celestial” Theme: They named the models after stars (Orion, Vega), which is a nice marketing touch, but what matters is the width. The 36’ and 42’ lots feel decent for the area, but like most modern builds, don’t expect a massive backyard. The value here is often in the depth—some lots back onto the ravine or ponds, which is the only way to get true privacy in a new build these days.

Inside the Homes These were built to compete with higher-end builders like Tribute.

• Space: You get 9-foot ceilings standard, which makes the hallways feel wider and the rooms less boxy.
• The Kitchen: It’s the anchor of these homes. They are designed for “open concept living,” which really just means you can watch TV while you cook. Expect big islands and stone countertops as the norm, not just an upgrade.

The Location: The “Kedron” Factor This is the Conlin Road & Harmony Road pocket.

• The Good: You are seconds from the 407 toll highway. If you work in Markham or Vaughan, this location saves you 20 minutes of driving south just to get to the 401.
• The Trade-off: You are right next to the Ontario Tech/Durham College hub. This is amazing for resale value (investors love student rentals here), but it does mean the area has a busier, younger energy than a sleepy cul-de-sac further east.