Condos for Sale in Eringate | Centennial | West Deane, Toronto, ON

If you’re ready to trade big city lights for a quiet neighbourhood near a highway — a sensible, yet begrudging decision — then it’s time to consider Toronto condos for sale in the Eringate, Centannial, & West Deane area.

Banded to the north by the 401 and divided down the middle by the 427, this commuter friendly neighbourhood offers easy access to nature, well regarded schools, and a wealth of recreation options for children, which is why condos for sale in Centennial, Eringate, and West Deane are an excellent choice for growing families.

It’s important to note that this neighbourhood doesn’t offer much of a nightlife, so if you’re looking for a bustling dance floor and lively bars, you’ll have to look elsewhere. Residents have a small selection of pubs which double as restaurants, such as The Wild Goose and The Bull Pub and Grill. As well, there are several well known fast food chains like Little Caesars and McDonald’s.

While technically one neighbourhood, this area is a collection of 3 micro-neighbourhoods — all 3 areas are filled with tall trees and have sizeable parks, though Centennial has the largest green space; Centennial Park, which offers a variety of recreation activities including a golf course.

There are 6 condo residences in this neighbourhood and are located near Centennial Park — condos for sale in Centennial can be found in traditional brick high-rise towers, and a townhouse complex. Buyers who are drawn to units in these high-rises, will find spacious floor plans and low price per square foot in buildings like Burnham Glen Condos, but there’s potential for dated finishes as most of these building were built in the 80s

Families who are looking for Centennial condos for sale might be lured by the house-like layouts at West Dean Park Townhomes, where all suites are in excess of 1600 square feet; ideal for growing families who aren’t quite ready for the price tags of detached homes, and don’t care for the amenities offered by high-rises.

Condos for sale in Centennial don’t come with a laundry list of amenities — you’ll find the usual party rooms and parking garages, and some have pools and saunas.

To get peace and quiet and a commuter friendly neighbourhood, you must sacrifice something — walkability. Residents will need a vehicle or public transit to get things done here; unfortunately, public transit options aren’t all that great, and are limited to bus routes.

Car owners will have no issues whatsoever — with multiple highways nearby and near effortless connections to the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway.

The Locals: Families of every kind — young, old, and in-between.

Code of Conduct: Young parents try and groom their children into star athletes.

What You’ll Find: Athletic centres, sports fields, and more athletic centres.

What You Won’t Find: Shopping Centres.

The Homes: Bungalows, world war II homes, low-rises apartments, and condos.

Sealing the deal: Housing prices that won’t keep you up at night.