Property Description
26 Evanwood Crescent was an immaculate freehold end-unit townhouse in Brampton offering three bedrooms and approximately 1,993 square feet of living space. Its corner-lot setting, spacious floor plan and well-maintained interior helped this home stand out. In fact, the property sold for more than the asking price.
For buyers considering a similar home, our Buyer Services in the GTA and Niagara explain how Keith and I help buyers evaluate the property, location and long-term value before making an offer.
Spacious Main-Floor Living Areas
The main floor featured hardwood flooring and plenty of room for everyday living. A large combined living and dining area provided space for entertaining and family gatherings. In addition, the separate family room featured a large bay window that brought natural light into the home.
The eat-in breakfast area overlooked the patio, creating another comfortable place to enjoy meals. Meanwhile, the kitchen included stainless steel appliances, tall cabinetry and 13-by-13-inch ceramic floor tiles.
Three Bedrooms and a Five-Piece Ensuite
Upstairs, the spacious primary bedroom featured a large bay window, walk-in closet and five-piece ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom also included a walk-in closet. At the time of the listing, the homeowners were using this bedroom as an office, showing how easily the space could adapt to different needs.
A third bedroom completed the upper level and provided additional space for family members, guests or another home office.
A Freehold End-Unit Townhouse on a Corner Lot
One of the most notable features of 26 Evanwood Crescent was its position as an end unit on a corner lot. For some townhouse buyers, an end-unit location can be particularly appealing because the home shares fewer walls than an interior townhouse.
The freehold ownership was another important feature. Unlike a condominium townhouse, a freehold townhouse generally doesn’t have monthly condominium maintenance fees. Buyers should still review the specific property details and ownership structure before purchasing.
If you’re learning about the buying process, our Buying a Home in Ontario guide covers many of the decisions buyers should consider before choosing a property.
Living in Brampton
Brampton offers established neighbourhoods, parks, recreation facilities and public transit throughout the city. Buyers researching the area can explore local parks, trails and outdoor spaces through the City of Brampton Parks and Open Spaces website.
Looking for a Freehold Townhouse in Brampton?
Homes such as 26 Evanwood Crescent show why buyers shouldn’t evaluate a townhouse based on bedroom count alone. Lot position, layout, living space, condition and ownership type can all affect how well a property works for you today and when it’s eventually time to sell.
If you’re considering a freehold townhouse or another home in Brampton, learn more about how we represent buyers through our Buyer Services in the GTA and Niagara. We’ll help you look beyond the finishes and assess the factors that can influence both your enjoyment of the home and its future resale potential.
