• Quartz countertops throughout
• Stainless steel undermount sink with pull-down faucet
• Gourmet stainless steel kitchen appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher, range with induction cooktop; range hood, microwave)
• Locally crafted cabinetry in contemporary oak and painted MDF
• Soft-close drawers
• Pots and pans drawers
• Under-cabinet light valances
• Porcelain tile floor in foyer and all bathrooms
• Contemporary oak floors in natural finish throughout
• Natural-finish solid oak staircase to second floor

• Cathedral ceilings on main floor
• Complete main-floor living
• Triple-glazed windows (Passive House certified) in natural pine finish throughout
• Accessible main-floor design: low-threshold egress doors; extra-wide hallways and doors
• Main-floor walkout to concrete patio and partially fenced yard
• Superior-grade contemporary light fixtures throughout
• Superior sound insulation between units
• Exterior cladding in maintenance-free wood siding and fibre cement siding
• Brushed concrete driveway, front step and rear patio

John and Sue Langlois moved to Embro, in Oxford County, Ontario, in the late 1960s, with the goal of being part of a farming revolution that would "feed the world." Over time, their approach to realizing that vision has changed, but the intention remains the same: to offer lasting gifts to the communities — from local to global — of which they are a part.

In 1997, John and Sue purchased 70 acres on the southern edge of Embro. They hoped to one day develop the land in an ecologically responsible, regenerative fashion that would serve the inhabitants of this place for generations to come. The Passive House and Net Zero standards came to their attention in 2014, and these have become the benchmarks for the quality homes that will bear their name.