Although it seems like a calm, suburban community ideal for young families, Ajax has a much more vibrant history than its quiet streets let on. It was founded in 1941, when a massive munitions factory moved in, and workers followed. The fledgling community was later named for the HMS Ajax, a storied Royal Navy cruiser that served in WWII. Now, new homes for sale in Ajax are filling real estate listings, and this diverse community is attracting many new families
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Many homes for sale in Ajax are set on spacious backyards, and are adjacent to green spaces like the Greenwood Conservation Area or Rotary Park. Attending an open house in Ajax gives you a sense of the peaceful, calm atmosphere offered by this thriving community.
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There are many industries local to the Ajax area, although many people exploring Ajax real estate are workers from Toronto looking for a quiet neighborhood to call home. Getting into Toronto or Scarborough for work is easy with Durham Region Transit. Frequent buses run to and from Ajax GO Station, which offers fast trains into the city. For car commuters, Highway 401 cuts across the entire town, which ensures easy and convenient access. |
For parents with growing children, there are five high schools to choose from, run by the Durham District School Board and Durham Catholic District School Board. After school, sports and athletics are a popular pastime. The Ajax Skating Club and Ajax Cricket Club both offer lessons and classes. |
People of all ages enjoying watching the local sports teams, like the Ajax Wanderers rugby union team, or the Ajax Rock lacrosse team. Ajax Downs and Casino offers the opportunity to see weekly horse races during the summer months, and dine at the Gateway Restaurant as a family.