3015-3025 Destination Drive & 5100-5170 Winston Churchill Boulevard & 3010-3950 Erin Centre Boulevard

There’s something particularly inviting about a low-rise condo — and especially one that’s clad in soft, neutral tones. So while some Mississauga residents are perfectly happy in their soaring glass towers, others are much more intrigued by what the Destination Drive II Condos has to offer.

Built back in 2010 by Daniels Corporation, the 4-storey building feels like a hybrid of a condo and a townhouse. There’s a grand total of 130 homes at 3050 Erin Centre Boulevard and 5100 Winston Churchill Boulevard, and the developers made sure to save plenty of space for amenities as well.

Indoor amenities at 3050 Erin Centre and 5100 Winston Churchill include a gym, indoor pool, games room, guest suites, and a concierge. There’s also lots of private green space on the property, as well as underground parking.

There’s an incredible range of suite size and layout at 3050 Erin Centre Boulevard and 5100 Winston Churchill. Studios start at around 550 square feet, while the largest homes in the building are three bedroom plus den units that span 1,700 square feet. Those who want the feel of a home can opt for a ground-level unit, as these offer private access to street level.

Churchill Meadows contains a perfect balance of residential and commercial spots: to the west of the Destination Drive II Condos is an area filled with single-family homes and parks, while the Erin Mills Town Centre sits just to the east.

Residents can walk just 5 minutes in order to reach the enormous Nations Fresh Foods on Winston Churchill Boulevard, and shoppers can get seriously lost in this store, which is known for stocking foods from around the world (hence the name). And for those who really love getting lost in a supermarket, there’s also a Costco due south of the building, on Laird Road.

While prospective residents might choose to live at 3050 Erin Centre and 5100 Winston Churchill for its charming, suburban appeal, it’s always comforting to remember that Mississauga’s downtown core is within close reach. Drivers can reach the centre of the city in just 10 minutes when traffic cooperates, while a ride to the City Centre Transit Terminal on the 109 Meadowvale Express can take as little as 20 minutes.