Vaughan Townhouses for Sale & MLS® Listings

Vaughan Real Estate

Vaughan has become one of the most popular places to buy a home in the Greater Toronto Area, and the reasons are pretty straightforward. The city sits north of Toronto in York Region and manages to pull off something a lot of buyers are looking for: real city amenities and convenience, without the traffic and density that comes with living closer to the core. Families appreciate the schools and the green space. Commuters like the subway access via the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station. And buyers who've been priced out of Toronto proper often find they can get a lot more house here without sacrificing much.

The city has grown a lot over the past two decades, and the infrastructure has kept up. Vaughan Mills is one of the largest shopping centres in Ontario. Canada's Wonderland is basically in the backyard for families in many parts of the city. Black Creek Pioneer Village and the Kortright Centre for Conservation are tucked into Vaughan's natural greenways, offering something a bit different from your typical suburban experience. Boyd Conservation Area has trails, fishing, and cross-country ski access within a short drive of fully serviced neighbourhoods.

Most of Vaughan's housing stock was built from the 1990s into the 2010s, which means buyers generally find more modern floor plans, larger lots, and newer mechanical systems than they would in comparable Toronto properties. The communities within Vaughan each have their own feel. Kleinburg has a heritage village character that's quite different from the denser, transit-oriented pockets near Highway 400 and 7. Woodbridge, Maple, and Concord round out a city with more variety than it sometimes gets credit for.

Find a Home for Sale in Vaughan

REW's Vaughan MLS® listings are updated regularly so you're always looking at current inventory. You can filter by property type, price range, and bedroom count to get to the right options faster. Common property types in Vaughan include:

• Detached houses: Vaughan's suburban neighbourhoods are well known for solid detached homes, many on larger lots with double garages and mature trees in established areas.

• Townhouses: Townhomes are one of the better entry points into the Vaughan market. You'll find good square footage and reasonable pricing, often in walkable spots near transit and major corridors.

• Condos and apartments: Condo development has picked up significantly in Vaughan since the subway extension opened, which has made this a more appealing option for commuters and investors than it was a decade ago.

• Duplexes: Buyers looking at income properties or multigenerational setups will find duplexes in Vaughan a practical option, especially given the area's consistent rental demand.

When you're ready to move forward, connect with a local Vaughan real estate agent who can walk you through the neighbourhood differences and help you find the right fit. REW's mortgage calculator is a good place to start on the numbers, and our mortgage partners can help you sort out financing once you're closer to making a move.