Mineola detached homes for sale

Detached is the Mineola default, and the first decision is which side of Hurontario Street. In Mineola West you will find the district's largest lots, the deepest tree cover and homes that range from early twentieth-century houses to 1950s ranch bungalows and recent custom builds, on streets such as Kenollie Avenue, Indian Valley Trail, Pinetree Way and Stavebank Road, where the lots along the Credit River run down into the valley. Every property there sits on the Heritage Register as part of the Mineola West cultural landscape, so ask Heritage Planning what that means for the changes you have in mind. In Mineola East the original late-1940s to mid-1960s bungalows and splits sit on frontages commonly between 60 and 80 feet, and many have already been replaced by two-storey custom homes. Whichever side you choose, check the survey for easements and the tree canopy for by-law protection, budget for older plumbing and electrical in original houses, and get conservation authority clearance on ravine lots.