Hurontario, Mississauga

Hurontario semi-detached homes for sale

Semi-detached homes are a large part of Hurontario's stock and often the entry point for families who want a yard without sharing walls on both sides. Most were built in the 1980s and 1990s as two-storey brick homes with three bedrooms, a single garage and a private drive, and they are scattered through the same subdivisions as the detached houses, near Huntington Ridge, Fairwind and Bristol Road. Some have been extended at the rear or finished in the basement with a separate side entrance. When you compare, check the shared wall for sound and the age of the roof, which you may need to coordinate with your neighbour. Confirm the driveway layout, since some semis share a mutual drive with a right-of-way. Look at the property survey for the party wall line and any fence agreements, and confirm the schools assigned to the address before you make an offer.

Hurontario semi-detached homes by the numbers

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12 For sale now
5 New in 30 days
$899,000 Median asking price Middle half $892K to $975K
$627 Asking price per sq ft
43 days Median days listed
31% Listings with a price cut Median cut 3.6%

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$899,000
4 bd · 4 ba
102 Nahani Way, Mississauga
14 days on market
MLS® W13748982 · EVERLAND REALTY INC.
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Questions people ask about Hurontario

Do Hurontario semis share a driveway?

Some do, through a mutual driveway with a registered right-of-way, while others have fully separate drives. The survey and title search will show which applies. A shared drive works with a good neighbour but can limit parking and future additions.

How do semis compare with townhouses here?

A semi gives you one shared wall, a larger lot and freehold ownership without condo fees, usually with a bigger backyard. Townhouses may be newer or cheaper to maintain but sit closer together. If yard space and quiet matter most, the semi usually wins.

What renovations are common in these semis?

Kitchen openings into the family room, finished basements with a side entrance, and rear decks. Since these homes are now thirty to forty years old, budget for a furnace, roof and windows if they are original. Ask for permits on any structural or basement work.

Sources: wahi.com · jellybrothers.com · en.wikipedia.org · globalnews.ca · en.wikipedia.org · mississauga.ca