A specific detached-home collection has not yet been confirmed for Bridgelands. Based on the builder trio's comparable communities, a detached offering — potentially spanning multiple lot widths or configurations — is a reasonable expectation pending official release.
Exact sizes for a Bridgelands detached-home collection have not been released. For general context, The Castle Mile's mixed detached and townhome product from the same builder trio ranged from 1,583 to 4,050 square feet, with some homes on expansive ravine lots — this is general context, not a confirmed size range for Bridgelands.
Lot widths for a Bridgelands detached-home collection have not been officially confirmed. The builder trio's other joint communities have offered a range of detached lot widths, but no specific figures have been published for Bridgelands.
The card below describes a collection that is a reasonable expectation based on SouthCal in Caledon and The Castle Mile in Brampton. It is not a confirmed Bridgelands unit mix.
Expected collection
Lot widths, sizes, and pricing not yet confirmed
Comparable product from the same builder trio at The Castle Mile ranged 1,583–4,050 sq ft across its full mixed collection, with some homes on expansive ravine lots. Register for release notification.
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Arista Homes, Deco Homes, and Opus Homes have not published a Bridgelands detached brochure, elevation set, lot schedule, or site plan that names single-family homes as of August 29, 2026. Third-party project pages that describe the community as Coming Soon also leave home types, sizes, and lot widths as to be announced. Anyone stating a confirmed Bridgelands detached lineup is ahead of the builders.
The reason this page still discusses a detached collection is the trio's other joint work. SouthCal, near Hurontario Street and Highway 410 in Caledon, includes detached homes in an active pre-construction registration alongside freehold townhomes. The Castle Mile, at 9491 The Gore Road in Brampton's Castlemore area, included detached homes in a mixed collection, with some of those homes described by a third-party source as sitting on expansive ravine lots. Those two communities are not Bridgelands. Their plans are not transferable. They are the only public pattern available for how this partnership has treated single-family product.
When a three-builder community does include detached homes, the offering is often split by lot width — 36-foot, 40-foot, 43-foot, 50-foot and similar bands are common language in GTA single-family launches — or by which partner constructs which street. That division has been visible at the group's other joint sites. It has not been disclosed for Bridgelands. Until a site plan names which builder is responsible for the detached portion, if a detached portion is confirmed at all, treat any “Arista singles” or “Opus lots” claim as speculation.
Square footage is the number buyers ask for first and the number this page cannot give. The Castle Mile range of 1,583 to 4,050 square feet covers both detached homes and townhomes in one mixed collection. It is not a Bridgelands detached size band. A 20-foot town and a 50-foot detached lot can both sit inside that span. Registering here is how a single-family-focused buyer gets the actual numbers if they are released, rather than borrowing Brampton figures.
Garage configuration, basement options, ravine or premium-lot premiums, and which elevations are included in the base price are likewise unpublished. GTA detached product from this builder group has historically included a mix of two-storey singles with double-car garages on a range of lot widths, but that history is not a specification for Woodbridge. This page will replace “expected” language with confirmed collections the moment the builders publish them.
The first document that turns this page from expectation into fact is a Bridgelands collection list that names detached homes as a product line, with lot widths or model names. Until that list exists, the detached collection remains expected, not confirmed.
A 36-foot lot and a 50-foot lot are different purchases even when both are labelled detached. SouthCal and The Castle Mile have offered a range of detached lot widths in other municipalities. No specific figures have been published for Bridgelands.
Multi-builder communities sometimes assign towns to one partner and detached homes to another. That assignment is unpublished for Bridgelands. Builder-spotlight sites at bridgelandsarista.ca, bridgelandsdeco.ca, and bridgelandsopus.ca cover each firm in more depth without answering this site-specific question.
Read “expected” as a statement about pattern, not a promise about Bridgelands. The pattern is that Arista Homes, Deco Homes, and Opus Homes have put detached houses into their other joint GTA communities. The promise would be a Bridgelands site plan. Only the builders can issue that.
If a detached line is confirmed, the next documents that matter are the lot fabric (widths, depths, premium positions), the model matrix (storeys, garage, included square footage), and the allocation between the three partners. None of those documents is public as of August 29, 2026. A registration on this site is a request to be told when they are.
Townhome product, if confirmed, is covered at bridgelandstowns.ca. For the full project overview, see bridgelands-woodbridge.ca. View current pricing status.
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