Lynde Creek, Whitby

Lynde Creek detached homes for sale

Detached houses dominate Lynde Creek and come in every era Whitby has built. The bungalows and sidesplits along Dundas Street West, Bonacord Avenue and the streets near Annes Street sit on the widest lots, and they trade as much on land as on the house, so renovation and rebuild buyers compete here. West Lynde offers 1970s two-storeys and links with single garages at the more attainable end of detached ownership in west Whitby. The 1990s and 2000s streets off McQuay Boulevard, Des Newman Boulevard and Cochrane Street have four-bedroom brick homes with double garages, and Whitby Meadows adds new-build detached on narrow frontages. Check the age of shingles, windows and furnaces on anything pre-2000, ask about original galvanized plumbing in 1970s homes and Kitec in 2000s homes, and on creek-side lots get the CLOCA regulation lines before you plan a pool or addition.

Lynde Creek detached homes by the numbers

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25 For sale now
9 New in 30 days
$1,299,900 Median asking price Middle half $1.0M to $1.4M
$488 Asking price per sq ft
48 days Median days listed
35% Listings with a price cut Median cut 3.8%

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Questions people ask about Lynde Creek

Which Lynde Creek streets have the largest lots?

The older properties along Dundas Street West, Bonacord Avenue and the concession-road frontages near Lake Ridge Road and Halls Road have the widest and deepest lots, followed by the 1950s and 1960s pockets near Annes Street. The 1990s streets off McQuay Boulevard are mid-sized, and Whitby Meadows lots are the narrowest.

Can I build an addition on a creek-side lot?

Often, but not always. Lots that back onto Lynde Creek or its tributaries carry conservation authority regulation, and CLOCA reviews structures inside the regulated area for flood and erosion risk. Get the regulation map and any past permits before you buy, and budget time for the approval if your plans depend on it.

What should I inspect on a West Lynde house from the 1970s?

Look for original aluminum wiring, the electrical panel type, insulation levels in the attic, and whether the original single-pane windows have been replaced. Check the foundation for efflorescence and the basement for a sump and backwater valve. Many homes have had additions or finished basements, so ask for permits and dates.

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