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2 bedroom condos for sale in Mississauga

Condominium apartments with two bedrooms make up this page, pulled from the board as you arrive, so a suite that sold this morning is already gone. Mississauga's two-bedroom stock splits into three kinds. The City Centre and Hurontario towers around Square One offer suites from the last twenty years, many roughly 800 to 950 square feet with a split plan that puts a bedroom on each side of the living area, plus newer, smaller versions with a den. The older buildings of Mississauga Valleys, Applewood, Cooksville and the Erin Mills Town Centre area date from the 1970s and 80s and can run past 1,100 square feet with a proper dining room and a solarium. Port Credit and Lakeview add low-rise and mid-rise suites near the water, with new phases still coming at Lakeview Village. Downsizers, first-time buyers and 403 commuters all shop here. Stan Bernardo's team can tell you which buildings have been well run and which have had special assessments.

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$419,999
2 bd · 2 ba
225 Webb Drive, Mississauga
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MLS® W13807538 · ROYAL LEPAGE CERTIFIED REALTY
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Towers, mid-rises and the older buildings

In City Centre, the towers along Burnhamthorpe, Confederation Parkway and Rathburn stand within a walk of Square One, the Living Arts Centre, Sheridan College's Hazel McCallion campus and the transit terminal, and the Hurontario light rail line is expected to run past the front doors once it opens. Their suites are efficient, with in-suite laundry and a balcony, and the fee covers the pool, gym and concierge. Along Hurontario north to Eglinton and in Cooksville the buildings are a mix of 2000s towers and 1980s slabs. The Mississauga Valleys and Applewood buildings of the 1970s are the ones to look at if you want space: wide living rooms, an enclosed balcony, sometimes two full bathrooms, with fees that often include heat, hydro and water. Erin Mills has the towers by the Town Centre and near Credit Valley Hospital. Port Credit's mid-rises put the train and the harbour within a short stroll.

What to read in the status certificate

Order the status certificate through your lawyer and study the reserve fund report, the current budget and any pending litigation or special assessment before the condition expires. A 1970s building with a healthy reserve and updated risers and windows is a safer buy than a newer tower with a thin fund. Confirm what the fee includes, since a suite in an older building with all utilities bundled can cost less each month than a lower fee plus separate hydro and heat. Check whether the parking spot is owned outright, exclusive-use or leased, ask the same question about the locker, whether the building permits pets and short-term rentals, and what share of the suites are rented out. Then look at the suite itself: which way it faces, what the balcony overlooks and whether the second bedroom has a window and a closet.

Questions people ask about 2 bedroom condos for sale in Mississauga

Which parts of Mississauga have the most two-bedroom condos?

City Centre and the Hurontario corridor between Dundas and Eglinton hold the most, followed by Cooksville, Mississauga Valleys, Applewood, the Erin Mills Town Centre area and Port Credit. Lakeview's new phases and Clarkson's buildings near the GO station add smaller numbers. Each area differs in age, fee level and walkability, so compare more than one.

Is a two-bedroom plus den worth more than a plain two-bedroom?

Only if you will use the den. Many dens in the City Centre towers are windowless alcoves suited to a desk, not a bedroom. A true two-bedroom in an older building with the same square footage often gives you a larger second bedroom and a dining room instead. Judge by the floor plan, not the label.

What do condo fees in Mississauga's older buildings usually cover?

In the 1970s and 80s buildings of Mississauga Valleys, Applewood and Cooksville the fee commonly includes heat, hydro and water along with building insurance and the common areas, so the monthly figure looks high beside a newer tower where hydro and heat are billed to the suite. Ask for a year of the seller's utility bills and compare the true monthly cost.