Village East, Pickering

Village East townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Village East come in three generations. The 1970s condominium complexes off Pickering Parkway and Kingston Road are the largest group: three-bedroom units over two floors with a garage or a carport, a fenced patio and a private road, where the monthly fee and the reserve carry the exterior. The 1980s and 1990s added smaller complexes and a few freehold rows on the connector streets, with common-elements agreements for shared lanes. The 2010s brought stacked and traditional freehold towns on Kingston Road under the corridor intensification plan, with rooftop terraces, tandem garages and no fees or a minimal one. All three lie close to the Brock Road stores on foot and a single bus stop from the GO bridge. Check the status certificate and the last special assessment on the condominium units, count the parking for a second car, note whether the unit faces Kingston Road or the Parkway's highway side, and ask about the furnace, which in the 1970s rows is frequently on its third replacement.

Village East townhouses by the numbers

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12 For sale now
7 New in 30 days
$692,000 Median asking price Middle half $636K to $726K
$417 Asking price per sq ft
24 days Median days listed
15% Listings with a price cut Median cut 4.2%

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Questions people ask about Village East

Freehold or condominium townhouse in Village East?

Condominium rows cost a monthly fee and leave the roof, windows and road to the corporation; freehold rows on Kingston Road and the connector streets leave those to you and may carry a small lane charge. Buyers with tight budgets often prefer the predictable fee, and buyers planning long stays prefer to control the maintenance themselves.

How much traffic noise reaches the townhouses?

Units on the south side of Pickering Parkway hear Highway 401, and units fronting Kingston Road or Brock Road hear the arterials, especially with older single-pane windows. Interior units in the complexes and the towns on the courts are markedly quieter. Tour at rush hour and find out whether the complex has replaced its windows.

Can I rent out a Village East townhouse?

Condominium rules govern leasing in the complexes, so read the declaration and any rule on short-term rentals; freehold towns are yours to lease under Ontario's tenancy law. Tenants are commuters, casino and resort workers and families saving for a purchase, and the older rows draw those who prefer a garage and a yard to an apartment.

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