Bronte townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Bronte cluster in three places: condominium rows built in the 1970s or 1980s near Bronte Road and Rebecca Street, freehold rows put up around 2000 in Lakeshore Woods and along Great Lakes Boulevard, and newer stacked and three-level towns built as infill near Lakeshore Road West and the harbour. The older complexes offer more interior space and mature landscaping with fees that fund aging roofs and roads, so read the reserve fund history closely. The freehold rows give you a garage, a compact yard and no monthly fee, while the infill towns trade yards for terraces and a walk to the water. Buyers are often first-time buyers unable to find a workable detached option in Bronte, downsizers who want a village address without a tower, and investors renting to GO commuters. Check parking counts, the noise from Wyecroft Road industry and the rail line, and whether the row sits in a regulated area near the creek.