Hurontario detached homes for sale

Detached houses in Hurontario are mostly two-storey brick homes built from the 1980s through the early 2000s on lots that are compact by older Mississauga standards, with attached garages and rear yards sized for a deck and a lawn. You will also find backsplits and sidesplits in the earlier pockets. The streets around Huntington Ridge Drive, Fairwind Drive and Nahani Way are typical, and the elementary schools sit inside the subdivisions. Layouts usually offer four bedrooms up, a main-floor family room and an unfinished or finished basement, and many have been renovated with open kitchens. Check the survey for easements at the rear, confirm whether the basement has a separate entrance if you plan a rental unit under the City's additional-unit rules, and look at the age of the roof and windows. Homes backing onto Hurontario, Eglinton or the 401 carry more noise, and those nearest the future LRT stops may see changes in traffic patterns.