Liverpool, Pickering

Liverpool townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Liverpool line the busier streets, Liverpool Road, Glenanna Road and Finch Avenue, and cluster in condominium complexes from the 1970s and 1980s as well as freehold rows added in the 1990s and 2000s on redeveloped sites. Most are three-bedroom, two-storey units with a single garage or a surface spot and a small fenced yard; the condominium versions carry fees for roofs, windows and paving, so the reserve fund study and the last special assessment tell you whether a complex has kept up. Freehold rows sometimes share a private lane under a common-elements agreement with its own small fee. They are the community's first-home tier, close to St. Isaac Jogues, Glengrove and Vaughan Willard schools, David Farr Memorial Park and the Finch Avenue plazas, and a few stops on route 121 to Pickering Parkway Terminal and the GO bridge. Check visitor parking, whether the unit backs onto Finch or Liverpool traffic, and the age of the furnace and windows, which in these rows are often original.

Liverpool townhouses by the numbers

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9 For sale now
6 New in 30 days
$619,900 Median asking price Middle half $599K to $749K
$440 Asking price per sq ft
19 days Median days listed
11% Listings with a price cut Median cut 11.2%

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Questions people ask about Liverpool

What is the difference between condo and freehold rows here?

Condominium rows pool exterior maintenance into a monthly fee governed by a corporation and a reserve fund; freehold rows leave the roof and windows to you, with at most a small common-elements charge for a shared lane. The status certificate is the key document for the first; a survey and the lane agreement matter for the second.

How walkable is a Liverpool townhouse?

Rows along Finch Avenue and Liverpool Road sit within a few minutes' walk of grocery plazas, schools and David Farr Memorial Park, and route 121 or a short cycle gets you to the GO. The mall and City Hall are a longer walk south across Kingston Road.

Are older townhouse complexes noisy?

Units backing directly onto Finch Avenue or Liverpool Road hear traffic; interior units are quieter. Party walls in 1970s rows vary in sound rating, so visit on a weekday evening, ask the seller about neighbours, and check whether the complex has replaced windows, which makes a noticeable difference.

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