Blue Grass Meadows, Whitby

Blue Grass Meadows detached homes for sale

Detached houses in Blue Grass Meadows are the widest-lot family homes in urban Whitby: 1960s and 1970s brick bungalows and raised bungalows, four-level backsplits and sidesplits, and 1980s two-storeys, with a growing count of new custom builds replacing them. Frontages of 50 to 70 feet and deep, treed yards are the draw. The original houses have three bedrooms up and a basement that is often finished, sometimes as an in-law suite with a side door. Inspect for aluminum branch wiring in late-1960s and early-1970s builds, galvanized or early copper plumbing, asbestos in older duct tape and floor tile, and the age of the roof, windows and furnace. Ask whether a renovation touched the electrical panel and whether permits exist. On new builds, review the Tarion warranty and the survey. Corner lots and those backing onto parks or Anderson Collegiate's fields are the premium positions.

Blue Grass Meadows detached homes by the numbers

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34 For sale now
22 New in 30 days
$927,400 Median asking price Middle half $812K to $1.0M
$502 Asking price per sq ft
20 days Median days listed
11% Listings with a price cut Median cut 3.4%

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Questions people ask about Blue Grass Meadows

What is a backsplit and why are there so many here?

A backsplit stacks four short flights of living space front to back, giving a family room and bedroom level above a lower level with a walkout or large windows. Builders of the 1970s used it to fit more room on a bungalow footprint, and Blue Grass Meadows has whole streets of them. They renovate well but can feel chopped up.

Are the bungalows good for aging in place?

Yes, which is why downsizers from larger Whitby houses compete for them. A 1970s bungalow with a garage, a main-floor laundry conversion and a level lot can carry an owner for decades, and the deep yard suits a garden. Check step-free entry, hallway widths and whether the basement stairs are the only laundry route.

What should I know about buying a new custom build on an old street?

Confirm the builder is Tarion-registered and the house enrolled, review the final grading certificate and survey, and ask how the new foundation relates to neighbouring drainage. Neighbours on original lots may have concerns about height and privacy, so check the site plan against zoning. Property taxes will be reassessed on the new value.

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