Windfields, Oshawa

Windfields townhouses for sale

Townhouses are the entry point to Windfields. Tribute built rows of two-storey freehold towns with single garages in the later phases east of Simcoe Street North, and several condominium and stacked townhouse projects sit within walking distance of the shared university and college campus, where a good share of units are investor-owned and rented by the room. Before you offer, find out which form of ownership you are buying: a freehold row on a public street, a freehold on a private lane carrying a parcel-of-tied-land charge for snow and lighting, or a full condominium with a status certificate to read. Newer builds carry the balance of a Tarion warranty, so check the remaining coverage and whether the previous owner filed the 30-day and year-end forms. Ask about parking, since many lanes allow one car plus the garage, and confirm the school boundary, which the Durham District School Board redrew for September 2026.

Windfields townhouses by the numbers

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34 For sale now
15 New in 30 days
$590,000 Median asking price Middle half $552K to $622K
$394 Asking price per sq ft
34 days Median days listed
14% Listings with a price cut Median cut 5%

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Questions people ask about Windfields

Are Windfields townhouses freehold or condominium?

Both forms exist. The rows on public streets are freehold, the rows on private lanes are usually freehold with a monthly charge for the shared lane, and the stacked towns near the campus are condominiums. The listing should say which; if not, ask for the status certificate, or for the parcel-of-tied-land declaration.

How much student rental activity is there?

Plenty near Simcoe Street North and Britannia Avenue, where the campus is a short walk. If you want owner-occupiers as neighbours, look at the rows deeper into the subdivision along Windfields Farm Drive. If you are the investor, check Oshawa's rental licensing area and the condo's leasing rules first.

What should a townhouse inspection cover here?

Grading and drainage between units, since new subdivisions settle; the garage slab and shared party walls; the furnace and hot water tank, which are often rentals with buyout costs; and builder deficiencies that remain open with Tarion. Ask for the lot grading certificate and the utility rental contracts.

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