ABOUT
mistral Group
We build homes and communities across Eastern Ontario, from Toronto to Ottawa. For decades, the company has worked in freehold residential, rental, retirement, and commercial development, guided by a straightforward conviction: that where you live shapes how you live, at every stage.
mistral Group communities are built for the long game. That means careful site selection, thoughtful design, and a commitment to the people who will actually call these places home. We’re here to build communities people love to live in.
Guided by the principles of family, team and community, we build communities designed for connection in Ottawa, Brighton, Cobourg, Grafton, Garden Hill with more to come.
Explore our communities and discover what it means to grow with mistral.
5
In-Progress Communities
796
Homes Built
15+
Years Experience
FIND YOUR NEW HOME
Move-in ready
The Orchardview Bungaloft
Applewood Meadows | Brighton, Ontario
From $749,000
A bright, open-concept bungaloft in Applewood Meadows, this 4-bedroom, 4-bath home offers nearly 2,000 sq. ft. of refined living space with a spacious kitchen, generous great room, and main-floor comfort. It brings modern finishes and small-town Brighton charm together in one address.
4
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
1,967
SQ.FT.
RESIDENTIAL
Homes and communities shaped by quality design, dependable construction, and thoughtful planning. More than places to live, our communities offer enduring value and connection in Eastern Ontario.
COMMERCIAL
Commercial properties that deliver functional space, strategic locations, and real asset value. Developed with attention to market demand and long-term performance across retail, office, and industrial uses.
Explore rental living
Find your next home at EV SIX in Cobourg. From studios to two-bedroom suites, each thoughtfully designed residence features outdoor living in a community built for comfort and connection. Minutes from downtown, close to the beach, and part of a vibrant neighbourhood — discover rental living that fits your lifestyle.
