Fairview, Mississauga
Fairview detached homes for sale
Detached homes in Fairview are on the low rise streets west of Hurontario: Fairview Road West, Joan Drive, Kirwin Avenue and the courts around Dr. Martin L. Dobkin Community Park and Fairview Public School. Most were built in the 1960s and 1970s as bungalows, side splits and compact two storeys on standard suburban lots, with single garages or carports and full basements, and a few later homes filled in through the 1980s. Many have been renovated, and finished basements with separate entrances are common because Cooksville GO is walkable. What to check: the age and condition of the roof, windows, furnace and electrical panel in unrenovated homes; whether basement apartments were built with permits and registered with the City; the lot survey, since some older lots have irregular lines or shared driveways; and the planning context, because Hurontario Street is designated for intensification and the streets nearest it may see redevelopment pressure over time. Being able to walk to the GO station, the LRT stop and Square One is the reason these houses hold their appeal.
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Questions people ask about Fairview
What are the detached homes like?
Mostly 1960s and 1970s bungalows, side splits and small two storeys on Fairview Road West, Joan Drive and Kirwin Avenue, with single garages and full basements. Many have been updated, and basement suites are common given the walk to Cooksville GO. Expect modest lots rather than the wide frontages of older southwest neighbourhoods.
Can I add a basement apartment?
Often, but it must comply with the City of Mississauga's second unit rules, the building code and fire separation requirements, and be registered. Ask whether an existing suite was permitted, and have your inspector look at ceiling heights, egress windows and the electrical service before you count on the rental income.
Will towers be built next to me?
Possibly near Hurontario Street and Central Parkway West, where the LRT corridor is planned for higher density and towers already stand on Elm Drive West and Kariya Drive. The interior streets around Dr. Martin L. Dobkin Community Park remain low rise. Check the City's official plan designation for the specific street before you buy.
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