Joshua Creek townhouses for sale

Townhouses form a minor slice of Joshua Creek, built in the last phases from the early to late 2000s near Dundas Street, Ninth Line and the north end of Grand Boulevard (verify streets). The majority are freehold two-storey rows: three bedrooms, a garage, a modest back garden; some stand on common-element lanes, where a small monthly charge covers the shared road, plowing and visitor spots. A few blocks are end units with wider lots. They draw first-time buyers who want the Iroquois Ridge schools but not a detached-house mortgage, downsizers stepping out of the big houses nearby, and investors renting to professionals working along the 403. Things to check: which tenure the row is, the reserve fund if there is a common-element corporation, parking rules for second cars, the roof and shared-wall condition on rows past fifteen years, and traffic sound on blocks facing Dundas Street.