West Shore townhouses for sale

Townhouses are a small part of West Shore, clustered near Bayly Street and along West Shore Boulevard where the community meets the main road. Most are condominium rows from the 1970s and 1980s, two storeys with a single garage or a surface space, a modest yard and monthly fees that cover roofs, windows and paving, so the reserve fund study and the age of the last replacement cycle are the questions to ask. A few newer freehold rows have been added on infill sites. Their appeal is the location: the Waterfront Trail, Rotary Frenchman's Bay West Park and the yacht club are a walk away, the 917 Pulse and the peak-hour 920 stop on the edge of the community, and the 401 is at the top of Whites Road. They suit downsizers leaving a West Shore bungalow who want to stay near the water, and first-time buyers who want this side of the bay without a detached budget. Check parking for a second vehicle and whether the unit backs onto Bayly traffic.