Townhouses for Sale in Ajax

North of Rossland Road is townhouse country. Northeast Ajax has rows along Audley Road, Williamson Drive and the streets around Taunton Road, most from the 2000s and 2010s and freehold with a common-element lane. Northwest Ajax around Westney Road North and Rossland has similar product from the late 1990s onward. Central and Central East hold the older condominium complexes off Harwood Avenue, Salem Road and Kingston Road, usually two-storey with a fenced yard and a garage. Central West has a few rows near Pickering Village and Westney Road. South West is where the newest towns cluster, within walking distance of Ajax GO on Westney Road South and along Bayly Street near downtown, where Pat Bayly Square brought three-storey and stacked units to the civic core after 2018. South East has small clusters near Salem Road and the lake but is mostly detached. Rows near the 401 or the CN line deserve a rush-hour visit before you fall for the layout.

A condominium townhouse comes with a status certificate; make the deal conditional on it and read the reserve fund study, the age of the roofs and driveways the corporation will replace, any special assessment or lawsuit, and the rules on rentals, pets and parking. A 1970s complex with a funded reserve beats a newer one about to raise its fees. A freehold row with a common-element charge has a smaller certificate covering the lane and visitor parking, and the charge is modest but permanent. A pure freehold row has no certificate, so the survey, the party wall and the drainage easements are what your lawyer reviews. Near the GO station, confirm parking, because many new units have one space and visitor spots are scarce. Everywhere, walk the row on a weekday evening, ask about snow clearing on private lanes, and ask whether the finished basement or the rear deck had permits.