Rolling Acres, Whitby

Rolling Acres townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Rolling Acres are fewer than in the neighbourhoods to the west and cluster along the collector streets and near the Taunton Road and Thickson Road corners. Most are freehold rows from the 1990s and early 2000s with three bedrooms, a single garage and a small yard; a few are condominium townhouse complexes with a private road and a monthly fee. They serve first-time buyers who want a Whitby address with a fast 401 run, downsizers from the detached streets a block away, and investors renting to families who work in Oshawa. Parking is the recurring complaint, since one garage plus one driveway spot is the norm and street parking is limited in winter. Check shared-wall sound, the roof and eaves on rows over twenty years old, and for condos the reserve fund and what the fee actually covers.

Rolling Acres townhouses by the numbers

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6 For sale now
2 New in 30 days
$789,500 Median asking price Middle half $785K to $794K
$436 Asking price per sq ft
60 days Median days listed
17% Listings with a price cut Median cut 6.3%

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Questions people ask about Rolling Acres

Are Rolling Acres townhouses freehold or condominium?

Mostly freehold, with the deed covering your lot and no monthly fee, though some newer rows are common-element condominiums that charge a small fee for the private lane and snow clearing. A few full condominium complexes exist near Taunton. Have your lawyer read the parcel register to confirm which kind you are buying before conditions come off.

Is there transit within walking distance of the townhouses?

Rows near Taunton Road reach PULSE 915 and those near Thickson Road reach the 305 to Whitby GO, both within a few minutes on foot. Rows deep inside the subdivision are a longer walk to any stop. Most owners here still keep a car for the 401 and for errands in Oshawa.

How do these townhouses compare with new ones in Taunton North?

They are older, so the finishes date from the 1990s, but the lots are often deeper, the trees are grown, and the freehold rows carry no fee. New rows north of Taunton offer modern layouts and warranties on narrower lots, sometimes with common-element fees. Choose by whether you value yard and no fee, or new systems and a garage-forward design.

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