Williamsburg detached homes for sale

Detached is the only real category in Williamsburg. The houses went up from the late 1980s into the early 2000s, two-storeys mostly, brick-fronted with siding at the sides and rear on the earlier streets and full brick on the later ones, with three or four bedrooms upstairs, a family room tucked behind the kitchen and a garage for one or two cars. Sidesplits and bungalows appear on the first streets near Rossland Road and Brock Street North, and larger four-bedroom plans on the McQuay Boulevard blocks and toward Taunton Road. Frontages typically run 40 to 50 feet, yards are fenced, and the lots backing onto the creek corridor or Cullen Central Park are scarce. Most owners have replaced roofs and windows at least once, so read the receipts; ask for the survey; look for poly-B plumbing, which turns up in some houses from that period; and confirm permits for the finished basement and for any side door. A well-kept original interior is not a fault here, since buyers expect to update kitchens and baths themselves.