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Whitby homes over $1 million and up to $1.5 million

Every Whitby listing with an asking price that starts at $1,000,000 and tops out at $1,500,000 sits in this grid, and the figures are checked against the board's feed live rather than stored. In Whitby this is the move-up band: the four-bedroom detached houses that Taunton North and Brooklin built through the 2000s, the larger 1990s two-storeys on ravine or pie-shaped lots in Williamsburg and Rolling Acres, newer builder homes on Whitby's west side by the 412, and a few renovated Victorians in Downtown Whitby. Against the neighbours, Pickering's Seaton and Duffin Heights typically ask one step more for a matching plan, Ajax's north end runs close, and Oshawa's Windfields sits a step below, which is why families tour all four on a weekend. Whitby's pitch in this band is the Brooklin and Taunton North school catchments, the 412 connection to the 407, and a GO station with garage parking. Ask the Miller team to line the four towns up side by side.

Homes $1M to $1.5M: Whitby (137)

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Where this budget lands in Whitby, town by town

Whitby's stock above $1 million, short of $1.5 million, splits by era and by district, and the trade-offs are worth spelling out against the neighbours. Brooklin's 2000s four-bedrooms come with the village main street, Brooklin High School and Baldwin Street's 407 ramps, at the price of a longer drive down to the GO and the lake. Taunton North's houses of the same era sit nearer the town's centre, with the 407 at Thickson minutes away. The older Williamsburg and Rolling Acres houses in this band tend to be the bigger 1990s plans on deeper lots, sometimes with a pool, sometimes backing onto a Lynde Creek or Corbett Creek ravine. Pickering answers with a newer house on a smaller lot at a higher ask; Oshawa with a newer house on a similar lot at a lower one. Whatever you choose, date roof, furnace and windows on any 1990s house, confirm the catchment with the boards, and watch for a builder plan that turned a fourth bedroom into a loft.

Questions people ask about Whitby homes over $1 million and up to $1.5 million

Does this band buy more house in Whitby or in Pickering?

Typically Whitby, because Pickering asks a step more for a comparable four-bedroom in Seaton or Duffin Heights, and the Whitby house often comes with a deeper lot if it dates from the 1990s. Pickering's counter is a shorter GO ride and the 407 ramps at Brock Road. Families weighing the two usually let the commute and the catchment decide.

Which Whitby neighbourhoods carry the most listings in this range?

Brooklin and Taunton North supply most of them, since their subdivisions were drawn up with the four-bedroom detached as the default product, which lands in this band today. Williamsburg and Rolling Acres add their larger 1990s houses, West Whitby adds new builds beside the 412, and Downtown Whitby contributes the occasional renovated century home.

Is it worth stretching past $1 million for Whitby rather than staying in Oshawa?

It depends on what the extra buys you. In Whitby it typically buys the Brooklin or Taunton North catchment, a quicker run to the 412 and 407, and a resale market that has historically drawn buyers from Toronto and Pickering. In Oshawa the same money buys a larger or newer house in Windfields or Kedron. The Millers can walk you through recent sales in both.