Clearview detached homes for sale

Every sale in Clearview is effectively a detached house, and the choice is between the 1970s split-level stock and the 1980s two-storey stock. The splits offer more lot and a simpler structure with the era's quirks: lower ceilings on the sunken level, a partial basement and a crawl space, original windows if not replaced, and wiring and plumbing that an inspector should trace. The two-storeys offer a conventional layout, double garage, full basement, and their weak spots are the roof and window cycle and builder-grade insulation. Rebuilds and major additions are increasing but still a minority, so a fully modern house is rare here and commands attention when listed. Ask about the highway side of the lot, because sound walls were reportedly added in stages along the QEW and coverage is uneven. Confirm the survey, as many lots have had fences and sheds placed casually over the years, and look for any easement along the rear where utilities run.