Joshua Creek, Oakville

Joshua Creek detached homes for sale

Detached homes dominate Joshua Creek. The 1990s phases south of Glenashton Drive deliver four-bedroom houses, each with a double garage, on lots around 45 to 55 feet, and the 2000s phases toward Dundas Street add larger footprints, stone and stucco fronts, three-car garages on select lots and walk-out basements along the creek valley. A handful of streets near the ravine hold the community's biggest houses, some past 4,000 square feet (verify). Because the housing is so uniform in age, differences come down to lot position, renovations and maintenance: look for the original roof and furnace on 1990s houses, the state of any EIFS stucco, window seals, and whether basement suites and side entrances were permitted. Ravine and pond-backing lots trade at a premium and sometimes carry Conservation Halton restrictions on decks and fences. Pools are common additions, so request the permits and check fence compliance.

Joshua Creek detached homes by the numbers

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22 For sale now
8 New in 30 days
$2,125,000 Median asking price Middle half $1.9M to $2.3M
$638 Asking price per sq ft
49 days Median days listed
27% Listings with a price cut Median cut 3.9%

Newest Joshua Creek detached homes for sale

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$2,250,000
4 bd · 5 ba
2323 Awenda Drive, Oakville
4 days on market
MLS® W13799786 · HOMELIFE LANDMARK REALTY INC.
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Questions people ask about Joshua Creek

Which streets in Joshua Creek have the largest homes?

The later phases north of Glenashton Drive toward Dundas Street and the streets that overlook the creek valley have the biggest houses and the widest lots, with some three-car garages. The earlier 1990s streets to the south are more uniform four-bedroom two-storeys. Ask for the original builder plans, since many houses have been extended.

Are basement apartments common here?

In-law suites are common because the houses are large and multi-generational living is popular in the community, but a lawful second unit requires Town of Oakville approval, a proper exit, fire separation and parking. Ask for permits for any finished basement with a kitchen before you plan around suite income.

What should the inspector focus on in a 2000s Joshua Creek house?

Stucco or EIFS cladding and the flashing around windows, the original shingles if never replaced, hot water tank and furnace age, evidence of foundation movement on walk-out lots and the condition of any pool equipment. Grading toward the creek or a pond deserves a look after heavy rain.

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