Bowmanville, Clarington

Bowmanville semi-detached homes for sale

Semi-detached homes cluster in three periods. The 1970s and early 1980s produced brick semis around Waverley Road, along Simpson Avenue and on the blocks south of King, two-storeys and backsplits on lots of about 30 feet with carports or single garages and shared drives; many have since finished the basement or added a deck. Kaitlin's Aspen Springs added a second wave between about 1997 and 2008, with linked and true semis on 25 to 30 foot frontages, attached garages and an open-plan main floor. The third wave is the current north end, where Northglen and Brookhill builders sell semis alongside their townhouses as the step below a detached. Buyers who want a yard without the detached price land here. Listen at the shared wall and confirm its fire separation, check the survey for the shared driveway easement, and in the 1970s stock the original aluminum wiring, the roof age and whether the previous owner's renovations were permitted.

Bowmanville semi-detached homes by the numbers

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6 For sale now
5 New in 30 days
$564,900 Median asking price Middle half $512K to $654K
$546 Asking price per sq ft
12 days Median days listed
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Questions people ask about Bowmanville

Do Bowmanville semis share a driveway?

The 1970s semis usually do, with a mutual drive between the pair and garages at the back or beside, so the easement is registered on title and both owners must keep it clear. The 1990s and newer semis mostly have their own attached garage and a private drive. Check the survey and the title for the easement wording before you plan a fence or a second car.

Is a 1970s semi in south Bowmanville a good first home?

It is often the least expensive freehold house in town with a real yard, and the streets are close to the hospital, the downtown and the 401. Budget for the basics: roof, windows, a furnace nearing thirty years, and an electrical check for aluminum branch wiring, which some insurers price higher. Renovated ones with a finished basement cost more but save you the work.

How does a newer Bowmanville semi differ from a townhouse?

A semi shares one wall and usually has a wider lot, a garage and side access to the yard; the freehold townhouses in the same north-end subdivisions share two walls and a narrower lot, sometimes with a rear laneway garage. Both are freehold with no condo fee unless a common-element road fee applies, so ask about that line item before comparing carrying costs.

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