Brooklin townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Brooklin are mostly freehold rows built after 2000 in the subdivisions off Carnwith Drive, Cachet Boulevard, Winchester Road East and the streets south toward Highway 407, plus a growing number of stacked and back-to-back blocks in the newest phases. Some sit on common-element or parcel-of-tied-land arrangements, which means a small monthly fee for the private lane and snow clearing even though the house itself is freehold, so ask which kind you are looking at. They attract first-time buyers who want to be in Brooklin's schools, downsizers leaving a larger house in the village and investors renting to families. Check parking, since many rows have a single garage plus one driveway spot, look at the shared wall and roof condition on rows over fifteen years old, and confirm what the fee covers. Walking distance to Baldwin Street and the community centre varies a lot between phases.