Joshua Meadows, Oakville

Joshua Meadows townhouses for sale

Townhouses are the workhorse of Joshua Meadows. Freehold rows, many of them POTL with a modest monthly charge for the rear lane or shared elements, line the collector streets, and rear-lane designs with the garage behind the house give front doors onto the street and small courtyards. Condominium townhouses, stacked towns and back-to-backs gather along Dundas Street East in Oakvillage and in the newer blocks toward Sixth and Eighth Line, often three storeys with a rooftop terrace and a ground-floor den. Buyers are first-time purchasers, families who could not stretch to a detached house in Oakville, and investors, which makes the tenant mix on a row worth asking about. Check the tenure and fee, the reserve fund where the row is a condominium, the parking count and visitor rules, the remaining Tarion coverage, sound transfer through party walls and the stair count, and confirm whether the row backs onto Dundas, the 407 or a construction phase.

Joshua Meadows townhouses by the numbers

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24 For sale now
9 New in 30 days
$1,080,000 Median asking price Middle half $914K to $1.1M
$523 Asking price per sq ft
35 days Median days listed
35% Listings with a price cut Median cut 2.8%

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$1,100,000
3 bd · 4 ba
408 Belcourt Common, Oakville
1 days on market
MLS® W13807490 · RIGHT AT HOME REALTY
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Questions people ask about Joshua Meadows

What is a rear-lane townhouse and are they common here?

A rear-lane townhouse puts the garage on a private laneway behind the house so the front faces the street with a porch instead of a driveway. Joshua Meadows has many, particularly in the Oakvillage and Mattamy phases. The lane is usually a common element with a monthly fee for maintenance and snow.

How do the stacked towns along Dundas differ from the rows inside the subdivision?

Stacked towns are condominium units layered two or three high, with a fee, no private yard beyond a terrace, and shared underground or surface parking. The rows inside the subdivision are usually freehold two-storey homes with a garage and a bit of yard. Stacked units suit buyers who put location ahead of privacy.

Are Joshua Meadows townhouses good for renting out?

Investors buy them for the tenant demand from families and professionals working along the 403 and 407, and freehold rows avoid condominium rental rules. Check whether a POTL declaration restricts leasing, confirm the Town's rules on additional units, and factor the fee and property tax into your numbers.

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