BURLINGTON TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE

FEATURING FREEHOLD & CONDO TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE - FIND THE ONE THATS RIGHT FOR YOU

Potential homebuyers will not be disappointed with the numerous 2 and 3-bedroom townhouses available in Burlington. From traditional 2-storey or 3-storey structures to brand new stacked townhouses, there's a style that you can call your own! Located within upscale neighborhoods and in close proximity to local parks, trails and shops, these homes offer the perfect combination of convenience and comfort. Burlington's townhouses are ready to serve as your family's next abode.

TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE IN BURLINGTON ON

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WHAT MAKES BURLINGTON TOWNHOUSES SO GREAT?

Burlington offers a variety of Freehold Townhomes  and Condo Townhouses which offer beautiful and spacious 2 & 3 bedroom options where you can call home. Located in attractive waterfront or park-filled neighborhoods, Burlington has a selection of townhomes to suit any budget - from 2 and 3 bedroom units to 4 bedroom suites available. With easy access to Toronto, vibrant culture and stunning views, lifestyle opportunities abound in Burlington! There are plenty of nearby shopping malls, grocery stores and highways like QEW/403/407 for effortless travel. Whether you're downsizing or buying for the first time; Burlington Townhouses provide homes for every lifestyle.

CONDO TOWNHOUSES vs. FREEHOLD TOWNHOUSES

There are a few key differences between condo townhouses and freehold townhomes in Burlington, Ontario:

• Ownership: With a condo townhouse, you own the unit itself, but not the land it is built on. With a freehold townhome, you own both the unit and the land it is built on.
• Maintenance: In a condo townhouse, the maintenance of common areas and amenities (such as the pool or gym) is typically handled by the condo corporation, while in a freehold townhome, the responsibility for maintenance falls on the individual homeowner.
• Fees: Condo townhouses often have monthly or yearly fees associated with them, which go towards the maintenance and upkeep of common areas. Freehold townhomes do not have these fees.
• Location: Condo townhouses are often found in more urban areas, while freehold townhomes are more commonly found in suburban areas.
• Affordability: Condo townhouses may be more affordable upfront, as they often have lower purchase prices than freehold townhomes. However, freehold townhomes "may" have lower overall costs in the long run due to the lack of monthly fees.