Central West detached homes for sale

Detached houses in Central West range from the century homes of Pickering Village to the family subdivisions that surround them. In the core along Church Street and Old Kingston Road, frame and brick houses from the mid-1800s to the 1920s stand on deep lots, some heritage-designated, with the character and the maintenance obligations that come with old wood windows, stone foundations and mature trees. Between Church and Westney, the bungalows and splits from the 1960s and 1970s offer wider lots and simpler upkeep, and the 1980s two-storeys along Ravenscroft Road and toward Rossland Road West are conventional three- and four-bedroom family houses with attached garages. Newer infill houses have replaced a few village lots. Check the heritage register status, the TRCA regulation line for anything near Duffins Creek, the sewer lateral and the wiring on the oldest houses, and the standard roof, furnace and window ages on the rest. The buyers are families after the village schools and the trail, commuters using the Westney interchange, and people who simply want a house that does not look like every other house.