Churchill Meadows townhouses for sale

Townhouse buyers in Churchill Meadows get a choice between the late-1990s and 2000s freehold rows that Mattamy and others built inside the subdivisions, and the new three-storey towns rising along Ninth Line. The older rows are two-storey brick homes with a single garage, three bedrooms and a fenced rear yard, sometimes with a finished basement, and most sit on public streets with no monthly fee, though a few run on private lanes with a small common-elements charge for snow and lighting. The Ninth Line projects, including The Nine, offer dual-frontage, street, back-to-back and condominium formats, which means you should ask exactly what is included: parking spaces, outdoor space, and whether a condominium corporation governs the roads and exteriors. In any townhouse, check the end-unit premium, the direction of the backyard, and proximity to Eglinton or the 407 for noise. Confirm the elementary school assigned, since the newest streets can be routed to a school outside the immediate area.