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Clarington homes listed at $700,000 through $1 million

This page holds every Clarington listing asking $700,000 at the low end and $1,000,000 at the top, the band that holds most of the municipality's resale market. In this range you can shop across nearly every type. Freehold and condominium townhouses in Aspen Springs, north Bowmanville and Courtice, 1970s and 1980s semis, and a large share of the three- and four-bedroom detached houses built from the 1960s through the 2000s all appear here, along with Wilmot Creek bungalows and the larger condominium suites at Port of Newcastle. Older detached homes on the mid-century streets of Bowmanville and Newcastle and hamlet houses in Orono, Hampton and Newtonville often land in the band as well. It is the range for a family's first detached house and for a downsizer's last one. Save the search with both limits set, add alerts, and the Millers can show which listings are priced to draw competing offers and which have room.

Homes $700K to $1M: Clarington (178)

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What this range buys around Clarington

Courtice offers the widest choice of older detached houses at this level, on the streets from Trulls Road east to Courtice Road built from the 1970s onward, with semis and townhouses off Prestonvale Road. Bowmanville splits: the mid-century streets around Liberty Street and Waverley Road bring detached houses on big lots, while Aspen Springs and the newer northern streets bring townhouses and the occasional smaller detached. Newcastle village and Port of Newcastle mix older houses, newer rows and condos, and Wilmot Creek bungalows sit inside the band with the land lease on top. Orono and the hamlets can put a detached house on a village-sized lot in range, and a country bungalow on an acre occasionally slips under the top figure. Beyond price, weigh the commute, whether the house needs a roof or a furnace, and whether an older basement was finished with permits, because those costs move a purchase from comfortable to tight.

Questions people ask about Clarington homes listed at $700,000 through $1 million

Which Clarington homes fall inside this band?

Townhouses, semis, most older detached houses and some newer smaller detached homes in Courtice, Bowmanville and Newcastle, along with Wilmot Creek bungalows, larger condo suites at Port of Newcastle, and village or rural houses in Orono and the hamlets. The live list beside this text shows the day's exact choice.

Does a detached house fit under the top figure here?

Yes, particularly a 1960s to 1990s house in Courtice or central Bowmanville, a village house in Newcastle or Orono, or a bungalow on a rural road. Newer four-bedroom detached homes in north Bowmanville and Brookhill more often ask above the band, though the feed changes daily.

How do I avoid overpaying in a busy band?

Compare each listing with recent sales, which signed-in members can see, and ask the Millers if an offer date is in play. A house priced low for the street to invite competition and a house priced at its expected value need different strategies, and the pre-approval should be done before you tour.