Cooksville, Mississauga

Cooksville townhouses for sale

Townhouses in Cooksville fall into three groups. Older condominium complexes from the 1970s and 1980s sit off Paisley Boulevard, Camilla Road and the streets south of Dundas, often with mature trees and larger interior floor plans. Infill freehold and condo rows from the 2000s onward have replaced former plazas, church lands and school sites, particularly near Hurontario and along Dundas east of the core. The newest are stacked and back-to-back towns proposed around the GO station and LRT stops. For any complex, look at how the parking works, whether the driveway is private or a shared lane, and what the fees cover; older complexes may be planning roof or window replacements funded by the reserve. Freehold rows on private roads may carry a common-elements fee for the lane and lighting. Check the Cooksville Creek floodplain map for complexes near the creek and ask about past basement water.

Cooksville townhouses by the numbers

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15 For sale now
10 New in 30 days
$675,000 Median asking price Middle half $579K to $714K
$562 Asking price per sq ft
22 days Median days listed
7% Listings with a price cut Median cut 9.8%

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$699,900
3 bd · 2 ba
2075 Asta Drive, Mississauga
7 days on market
MLS® W13776924 · FARIS TEAM REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
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Questions people ask about Cooksville

Are there freehold townhouses in Cooksville?

Yes, mainly in the infill rows built since the 2000s along Dundas and near Hurontario, sometimes on a private lane with a small common-elements fee. Older complexes off Paisley and Camilla are usually condominium. The listing should state the tenure, and the title search confirms it.

What should I check in a 1970s townhouse complex?

Read the reserve fund study for roofs, windows and paving, look for signs of water in the basement, and ask about the age of the furnace and electrical panel. Many units have been renovated inside, so compare finishes, but the shared elements matter as much.

Do Cooksville townhouses have garages?

Most have a single attached garage or a carport with a driveway spot, though some older complexes use surface lots with assigned spaces. Stacked towns near the core may include only one spot. Confirm the number and type of spaces on the listing and in the condo documents.

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