Lakeview, Oshawa

Lakeview townhouses for sale

Lakeview's townhouses are largely 1970s and 1980s rows near Wentworth Street East, Cedar Street and the Bloor end, built as condominium corporations with surface parking or single garages, plus a few freehold rows and some newer infill on former plaza or industrial parcels. Most are two-storey units, three bedrooms up, a finished basement below and a fenced patch of yard. The condominium rows carry modest fees for snow, grass, roofs and exterior brick; comb the status certificate to see the reserve balance and any special levies, because some corporations here deferred roofs and windows for decades. Freehold rows share driveways or a private lane. Sound through party walls and parking are the daily-life issues, and a walk through the complex at night tells you about lighting and management. New rows at the harbour end and along Simcoe South are expected as the official plan's mixed-use policies take effect. Townhouses here are a fit for first-time buyers, downsizers who want the beach and investors.

Lakeview townhouses by the numbers

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7 For sale now
6 New in 30 days
$459,000 Median asking price Middle half $411K to $550K
$363 Asking price per sq ft
17 days Median days listed
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Questions people ask about Lakeview

Are Lakeview townhouse fees reasonable?

Fees on the older condominium rows are generally modest for what they cover, but the number alone tells you little. Ask if the reserve study is up to date, whether roofs, windows and paving have been done, and whether there is a loan or special assessment; a low fee with an empty reserve is the expensive option.

Do townhouses near the harbour have flood risk?

Anything on the low ground along Harbour Road or the creek is inside CLOCA's regulated area, and the City's plan calls for floodplain and contaminated-soil studies before big harbour projects. Most existing rows sit on higher ground north of Wentworth. Ask for the conservation authority screening on any unit near the water or the creek.

How does a Lakeview townhouse compare with a downtown one?

Lakeview rows are larger, with yards and parking, and sit near the beach and schools, while downtown rows trade space for a walk to the campus and transit terminal. Lakeview's condominium corporations are older and need a closer read of their finances. Buyers who commute by GO find the downtown location slightly quicker.

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