Perrys Lane: High Recreation Point Density with Limited Named Infrastructure

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Market summary

Perrys Lane hosts 166 mapped amenities, dominated by 154 recreation points. Only one school and two transit stops have distinct identifiers in the current dataset.

Central finding

Perrys Lane features a dense concentration of recreation facilities alongside limited named infrastructure in the local dataset. Sources: [Holy Family School]

Recreation Density in Perrys Lane

The neighbourhood contains 154 mapped recreation points, forming the largest category among its 166 total amenities. This high concentration suggests significant local access to recreational spaces within the defined boundary. The data does not specify the type or capacity of these individual recreation sites.

Nine park points are also mapped within Perrys Lane, though none are identified as dog parks. These green spaces complement the broader recreation inventory available to residents. The absence of specific names for most park entries limits detailed analysis of their unique characteristics. Sources: [Holy Family School]

Educational and Transit Infrastructure

Holy Family School is the only school point mapped within the Perrys Lane boundary. Its report card indicates a developing comparative performance with a decline in relative position. This single educational institution serves as the primary mapped school resource for the area.

Two transit stop points are recorded in the neighbourhood, but no route or frequency details are provided. These stops represent the mapped public transportation access points for residents. The limited number of stops suggests reliance on other transport modes for commuting. Sources: [Holy Family School]

The strongest counter-case

The majority of mapped recreation and park points lack specific names or detailed attributes in the source data. Sources: [Holy Family School]

City market context

From the Woodstock market article, 11 October 2026:

Active listings in Woodstock rose to 299 by October 11, 2026. The regional composite benchmark price fell 4.0% year-over-year in August 2026. Woodstock's active inventory increased from 267 to 299 between September and October 2026, while the broader regional benchmark price declined 4.0% year-over-year, indicating a shifting balance toward buyer leverage.