Westmount townhouses for sale

Townhouses make up a big slice of Westmount, built alongside the detached streets from the early 2000s. Most of them are freehold two-storey rows with one garage and a compact yard, and a good number are POTL, where a modest monthly fee pays for the private lane, visitor parking and snow clearing. Condominium townhouses and stacked units are more common close to Bronte Road and the Dundas corner, some from the 2010s with rooftop terraces. Typical buyers are first-time households chasing the schools and highways, downsizers who want less to maintain, and investors whose tenants are families and relocating professionals. What to check: the tenure and fee on title, the reserve fund and rules on condominium rows, roof and furnace ages, the shared wall for sound, space for a second car, and how close the row sits to Bronte Road or the 407. Three-storey towns put the main living space above the garage, so consider the stairs.