Centennial, Oshawa
Centennial townhouses for sale
Townhouses in Centennial are mostly condominium rows from the 1970s and 1980s, two-storey brick units with a single garage or surface parking, small fenced yards and a monthly fee covering the roof, exterior and snow clearing, found along Rossland Road West, near Simcoe Street North and on courts off Nonquon Road. A few freehold rows from the 1990s and 2000s stand near Taunton Road West, and the newest supply is stacked and back-to-back townhouses proposed or built along Taunton, which trade the yard for a rooftop terrace and a lower cost of entry. What to check: the condominium's status certificate and reserve fund, since many of these corporations are past their first major window replacement and roof cycle; whether the unit's windows and furnace have been done; parking allocation and visitor rules; and the noise from the arterial if the row fronts Rossland or Taunton. Older complexes often have more green space than newer ones.
Centennial townhouses by the numbers
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Questions people ask about Centennial
Are Centennial townhouses freehold or condominium?
Most of the 1970s and 1980s rows are condominium, with fees that cover exterior maintenance, and the freehold rows are the exception, mainly 1990s and 2000s streets near Taunton Road West. The status certificate tells you the reserve fund's health and any special assessments coming, so order it before you firm up.
What do condo fees typically cover in these older complexes?
Usually the roof, exterior brick and siding, windows and doors in some corporations, snow removal, lawn care, visitor parking and common insurance, and sometimes water. Each declaration differs, so read which items are the unit owner's responsibility, especially windows and garage doors, because that changes the real cost of ownership.
Are newer townhouses being built in Centennial?
Yes, but as infill along Taunton Road West and near Simcoe Street rather than on interior streets. These are stacked or back-to-back designs with three levels, tandem or underground parking and small outdoor space. Confirm the builder's occupancy timeline and whether the project is registered as a standard or common-elements condominium.
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