Property Description
47 Heathcliffe Square Brampton was a three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom condo townhouse in the Carriage Walk community of Central Park. The home offered an open-concept living and dining area, a separate family room with a fireplace and a finished basement. In addition, its location provided convenient access to parks, schools, shopping, public transit and Highway 410.
Living at 47 Heathcliffe Square Brampton
The main living and dining area featured an open-concept layout. This created a comfortable space for everyday living as well as entertaining.
In addition, the home included a separate family room with a fireplace. Having two distinct living areas provided more flexibility than a typical townhouse layout.
Eat-In Kitchen Overlooking the Backyard
The eat-in kitchen overlooked the backyard and provided room for casual dining. The backyard added private outdoor space to the property.
At the time of the original listing, the main and second floors had also been freshly painted in neutral colours.
Three Bedrooms and a Primary Ensuite
Upstairs, the home offered three bedrooms. The spacious primary bedroom featured double closets and a private four-piece ensuite.
The additional bedrooms provided space for different household needs. Depending on the owner, one could also function as a guest room or home office.
Finished Basement with Additional Bathroom
The finished basement extended the usable living space beyond the main and second floors. It also included a two-piece bathroom.
For buyers comparing townhouses, finished lower-level space can be an important differentiator. However, the layout and condition of that space should still be considered alongside the rest of the property.
Condo Townhouse Ownership
47 Heathcliffe Square looked and functioned much like a traditional townhouse, but it was a condominium property. That distinction matters when comparing homes.
Condo townhouse buyers should consider the maintenance fees, common elements, corporation finances and condominium rules in addition to the condition of the individual unit.
For a broader understanding of the buying process, our Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Agent guide explains some of the questions buyers should be asking before making important real estate decisions.
Living Near Chinguacousy Park
One of the advantages of this Central Park location was proximity to Chinguacousy Park. The park is located at Central Park Drive and Queen Street East and offers a wide range of recreational amenities.
Current amenities include playgrounds, outdoor fitness equipment, tennis courts, picnic areas, a splash pad and other seasonal activities. You can find current information through the City of Brampton’s Chinguacousy Park page.
Shopping and Everyday Amenities in Bramalea
The Central Park location also provides access to shopping, restaurants and services throughout Bramalea. Bramalea City Centre is one of the major shopping destinations in the area.
Highway 410 is also accessible from the neighbourhood, providing connections to other parts of Brampton and the GTA.
Choosing a Home in an Established Brampton Neighbourhood
47 Heathcliffe Square demonstrates why buyers should compare the entire property rather than simply looking at bedroom count. In this case, the separate family room, fireplace, finished basement, backyard and Central Park location all helped distinguish the home.
Buyers should also think about how a property will work several years from now. Our Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Agent article discusses why Keith and I encourage buyers to consider issues that could affect both their enjoyment of a home and its future resale.
