Subdivision or acreage at this price
A large house in Northglen, Brookhill or north Courtice gives you municipal water and sewer, natural gas, a school within a walk and a lot that usually stays inside the builder's fence. Pay attention to the premium a ravine or a larger corner lot commands, because that is what separates two otherwise identical plans. A rural property at the same price trades those services for well water, a septic bed, propane or oil heat, a long driveway to plough and, often, a workshop or a barn. The moraine and Greenbelt plans govern much of rural Clarington, deciding whether a second dwelling, a severance or a new outbuilding is possible, and CLOCA or the Ganaraska authority regulates the streams and wetlands. Request the well record along with a fresh water test, the septic report and the zoning before you offer, and confirm internet service, which varies by road.