Applewood townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Applewood cluster near Dixie Road and Bloor Street and on the streets between Bloor and Burnhamthorpe, with a few complexes in Applewood Acres near The Queensway, most of them built in the 1960s and 1970s. Before you offer, learn which kind you are buying: a condominium townhouse carries a monthly fee that usually covers the roof, driveway, snow clearing and landscaping, a freehold does not, and some rows have a small common-elements fee for a shared lane only. Ask about parking, since older complexes often provide one surface space or a single garage rather than two. Walk the basement for finished space and any sign of moisture, and ask whether windows and furnaces have been replaced, because many units still have original mechanicals. Tomken Road Middle School and Applewood Heights Secondary are the usual public schools, and Applewood Hills Plaza is within walking distance for daily errands.