Bay Ridges, Pickering

Bay Ridges townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Bay Ridges fall into three groups. The oldest are 1970s condominium rows near Bayly Street, Liverpool Road and Krosno Boulevard, such as the 33-unit Bayshore Mews at 1230 Radom Street from 1977, two and three storeys with a single garage or surface parking and fees that cover roofs and paving; the status certificate tells you whether the reserve fund has kept up with buildings now past fifty years. Nautical Village at the bottom of Liverpool Road, built in the early 2000s, is the signature group: white-clad, nautical-themed rows with shops and restaurants below on the main street and the bay across the road, which makes them popular with downsizers and weekend sailors. The newest are stacked and traditional townhouse blocks around the Universal City site and along Bayly Street, sold with the towers from the late 2010s onward. All three sit within a walk or short ride of Pickering GO, which supports resale to commuters, and all three should be checked for parking, visitor spaces and how the fee is calculated.

Bay Ridges townhouses by the numbers

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8 For sale now
5 New in 30 days
$723,900 Median asking price Middle half $663K to $777K
$483 Asking price per sq ft
16 days Median days listed
29% Listings with a price cut Median cut 3.8%

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Questions people ask about Bay Ridges

What is Nautical Village?

The white-clad, nautical-themed townhouses and shops built in the early 2000s at the foot of Liverpool Road facing Frenchman's Bay, with restaurants, patios and boutiques at street level and homes above and behind. It is the community's social centre in summer and the address most people mean when they say they want to live on the bay.

Are older Bay Ridges townhouse complexes worth considering?

Yes, for space and location, if the corporation is healthy. The 1970s rows near Krosno Boulevard and Bayly Street offer larger rooms and yards than newer stacked units, but the reserve fund study, the roof and window schedule and any pending special assessment decide whether the fee is fair. Ask for the last two years of minutes.

How do stacked townhouses near Universal City compare?

They are newer, smaller and closer to the GO, with modern finishes, lower maintenance and less privacy; some are two-level units without a private yard. They suit commuters and investors more than families with strollers. Check whether parking is included, since many were sold with parking as an option.

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