Central, Ajax
Central townhouses for sale
Townhouses in Central come in two generations. The first is the condominium rows of the 1970s and 1980s along Westney Road North, Harwood Avenue North and Kingston Road West: two-storey three-bedroom units, each with a garage or a marked outdoor spot, a compact fenced yard and a monthly fee that carries the roof, windows, paving and snow. The second is the freehold and stacked rows built on redevelopment sites since the late 1990s, including some near Kingston Road with rooftop terraces and no garage at all. Both attract first buyers keen to remain near the 216 and 915 buses, the McLean centre and the schools, and downsizers leaving the bungalows a few streets away. For a condominium row, get the status certificate and go through its reserve fund study, recent board minutes and insurance certificate; for a freehold, look at the party walls, the shared driveway agreements and whether the grading behind the row drains away from the foundation. Rows facing the arterials hear traffic that the interior courts do not.
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Questions people ask about Central
Are Central townhouses close to public transit?
The rows on Harwood and Westney are on the 216 and PULSE 915 routes to the GO station, those along Kingston Road West get the PULSE 900 at the door, and the interior courts sit a short stroll from one of them. Driving, the station is five minutes away by either Harwood or Westney across the highway.
How does a stacked townhouse differ from a row unit here?
A stacked unit shares a floor or ceiling with a neighbour as well as walls, usually has a terrace instead of a yard and parks in an underground or surface lot, and its fee tends to cover more. A row unit occupies its own footprint from basement to roof with a fenced yard plus a garage or driveway. Stacked units cost less to buy and more to hear through.
How do I judge the condition of a 1970s townhouse complex in Central?
Walk the entire property rather than only the unit: examine the roofs, the driveways, the fencing and the visitor lot, note how many units look tenanted, then go through the reserve study and two years of minutes for special assessments, insurance claims or unpaid fees. A corporation whose reserve is funded and whose exteriors were replaced on schedule is the one to buy into.
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