Wedgewood Creek detached homes for sale

Detached houses here are two-storey subdivision homes of the 1980s and 1990s, typically two thousand to three thousand square feet in size, with four bedrooms, a garage for two cars, a main-floor laundry and an eat-in kitchen opening to a family room, set on lots of forty to sixty feet. Builders of the period used brick fronts with siding on the sides and rear, and a few phases went all-brick, which buyers now prefer. The best-located houses back onto the creek valley, the schools' green space or the parks, and command a premium worth paying only when the view matters to you. Bring a normal subdivision checklist to the inspection: roof age, window seals, the HVAC equipment, any grey polybutylene plumbing, a finished-basement permit history and the state of the deck. Streets near Glenashton Drive are busy at school drop-off, and courts are quieter. A good number have had one renovation, so the range of finishes is wide and the gap between updated and original is real.