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Bungalows for sale in Clarington

A Clarington house goes on this list when its style field says bungalow, raised bungalow or bungaloft, meaning bedrooms and living space share one floor, or nearly so. Clarington holds more of them than its newer subdivisions suggest. The 1950s and 1960s streets south of King Street in Bowmanville, around Liberty Street South and Waverley Road, hold bungalows on wide lots, and the original streets of Newcastle village and Orono have their share. Wilmot Creek, the adult-lifestyle enclave on the lakeshore east of Bowmanville, is built almost entirely of bungalows on leased land, with a clubhouse, golf and a monthly land fee that changes the math. North of the towns, raised bungalows on an acre or more line the concession roads through Hampton, Tyrone, Enniskillen and Solina, most of them on well water with a septic bed. Retirees, buyers with mobility in mind and renovators shop this list. The Millers can sort the leased-land options from the freehold ones before you tour.

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Where Clarington bungalows come from

The largest group is the mid-century house in Bowmanville and Newcastle, typically three bedrooms on the main floor, a basement that may or may not be finished and a deep lot with room for a garage or a garden suite. Expect to inspect the roof, the electrical panel, the plumbing and any sign of moisture below grade, since many of these homes have had only one or two owners. Wilmot Creek units are newer and low-maintenance, but the land lease, the community fee and the resale rules should be read before you offer, and lenders treat leased land differently from a freehold lot. Rural bungalows add the well record, the water test, the septic inspection and the Greenbelt or moraine designation to the list. A handful of bungalofts, which put one bedroom in a loft above the main floor, appear in the newer subdivisions west of Bowmanville and near Port of Newcastle.

Questions people ask about Bungalows for sale in Clarington

Which parts of Clarington have the most bungalows?

Older Bowmanville south of King Street and around Liberty Street, the village streets of Newcastle and Orono, the leased-land bungalows of Wilmot Creek and the rural roads north of Highway 2. The newer subdivisions in Courtice and north Bowmanville are mostly two-storey, so a bungalow there is the exception rather than the rule.

Is Wilmot Creek freehold?

No. Homes at Wilmot Creek sit on leased land, so you buy the house and pay a monthly fee for the lot and the amenities. Financing, resale and estate planning all work a little differently from a freehold purchase, and the community reportedly sets an age minimum. Ask the Millers to walk you through the lease before you fall for a model.

Can a raised bungalow in Clarington hold a second suite?

Often the layout suits one, since the lower level has large windows and its own grade-level door on many raised bungalows. Whether a suite is legal depends on Clarington's zoning, a building permit and registration with the municipality, and rural lots on septic have capacity limits. Treat any suite in a listing as unproven until you hold the paperwork.