Malton, Mississauga
Malton detached homes for sale
Detached homes in Malton are mostly 1950s and 1960s bungalows, back-splits and side-splits from the Ridgewood, Marvin Heights and Westwood subdivisions, along with the small wartime houses of Victory Village and a growing number of rebuilt two-storeys. Lots run wider than in newer suburbs, with long driveways and detached or carport parking, and finished basements with separate entrances are common. Look at the roof, windows, furnace and electrical panel, since original systems still appear, and check whether additions were permitted. If a listing advertises a basement apartment, ask for the City's second-unit registration. Victory Village homes carry heritage listing, so confirm what changes are allowed before planning a rebuild. Streets near the Malton Greenway and Mimico Creek offer trail access; streets near Airport Road and the CN line carry more traffic and rail noise. Aircraft noise varies by street and runway use, so visit at different hours. Malton GO, Westwood Square and the community centre are within walking distance of most streets.
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Questions people ask about Malton
What era are Malton's detached homes?
Victory Village dates from 1942, Ridgewood from the mid 1950s, Marvin Heights from the late 1950s and Westwood from the mid 1960s. Expect bungalows, back-splits and side-splits, with rebuilt two-storey homes scattered throughout the older streets. Lot widths and driveway lengths are generous compared with newer Mississauga subdivisions.
Can I add a basement apartment to a Malton bungalow?
Many owners have. Mississauga requires second units to be registered and to meet building and fire code, so ask for the registration on any existing suite and consult the City before creating one. Separate entrances and higher basement ceilings make some bungalows better candidates.
Are Victory Village homes protected?
They are listed on the City's heritage register as a reminder of Malton's aircraft-production history. Listing is not the same as designation, but it triggers review before demolition. Confirm the current status of a specific address with the City's heritage staff before you buy.
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