College Park condos for sale

Condominiums in College Park come in three kinds. The high-rise buildings on Marlborough Court, at the Trafalgar Road and QEW corner, rose during the seventies and eighties, offering big suites, indoor pools and the shortest walk to Oakville GO and Oakville Place, with fees that reflect the amenities and building age. Low-rise apartment condominiums and townhouse-style complexes along Sixth Line and the streets behind it arrived in waves between the 1970s and the 2000s and attract downsizers who want ground-level entry and a small garden. The newest option is mid-rise construction proposed or under way along the Trafalgar Road corridor as the Town directs growth to that spine (verify individual projects). Whichever kind, read the status certificate with care: reserve fund studies on the older towers matter more than the finishes, and townhouse condominiums should show who pays for roofs, windows and driveways. Parking and locker counts vary, and pet rules differ by corporation.