Streetsville, Mississauga

Streetsville detached homes for sale

Detached homes are the backbone of Streetsville, and they span more than a century. In the village core near Queen Street, Church Street and Mill Street you will find nineteenth century brick and frame houses on deep lots, some with heritage designation. Vista Heights and Riverview, both begun in 1953, offer bungalows and side splits on wide lots with mature trees, many now being renovated or replaced. From the 1970s to the late 1980s the subdivisions north and south along the Credit River, including River Grove east of the river around Bristol Road, added two storey, four bedroom homes with double garages and family rooms. When you tour, check lot dimensions and any easements near the river valley, ask about basement waterproofing in older homes, look at the age of the roof, windows and furnace, and confirm heritage status on anything built before 1930. Being within walking distance of Queen Street or Streetsville GO is what most buyers here are paying for.

Streetsville detached homes by the numbers

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26 For sale now
8 New in 30 days
$1,347,400 Median asking price Middle half $1.0M to $2.1M
$762 Asking price per sq ft
65 days Median days listed
27% Listings with a price cut Median cut 3.3%

Newest Streetsville detached homes for sale

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$1,999,999
4 bd · 3 ba
21 Kenninghall Boulevard, Mississauga
2 days on market
MLS® W13799350 · SAM MCDADI REAL ESTATE INC.
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Questions people ask about Streetsville

What eras of detached homes are in Streetsville?

Three main ones: 1800s village houses near Queen Street, 1950s bungalows and side splits in Vista Heights and Riverview, and 1970s to late 1980s two storey homes in the subdivisions along the Credit River, including River Grove. Custom rebuilds on 1950s lots are increasingly common.

Are the lots large?

The 1950s streets in Vista Heights and Riverview generally have wider frontages and deeper yards than the later subdivisions, which is why they attract renovators and builders. Village core lots vary widely, and properties backing onto the Credit River valley can carry conservation authority setbacks, so verify the survey.

Does the Credit River affect buying near it?

It can, and it often does. Homes backing onto the valley may fall within Credit Valley Conservation regulated areas, which affect additions, decks and pools. Ask for a survey, check floodplain mapping, and have your lawyer confirm any easements before you waive conditions.

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