Condo Bungalows for Sale in Mississauga
If you are looking for condo bungalows for sale in Mississauga, you are looking for something specific, and general home searches will not find it for you. A condo bungalow gives you single level living with no stairs to climb, no driveway to shovel, and no roof to replace, while still feeling like a house rather than an apartment.
I'm Dave Holt, a Realtor with 18 years of experience in Mississauga, Oakville, and Burlington. Condo bungalows are one of the two property types I work with most, and I have spent years learning which complexes suit which buyers. That knowledge is what this page is for.
Condo Bungalow Complexes in Mississauga
These are the complexes I am asked about most often. Each has its own character, fee structure, and resale pattern.
Lorne Park and Clarkson
01- The Garden Homes of Lorne Park, 1405 Lorne Park Road
- Creekbank Gardens, 1205 Clarkson Road
- Coventry Lane, 1566 Clarkson Road
- Watercolours, Hidden Grove Lane and Burrowhill Lane
- Birchview Gardens, 1455 Birchview Drive
Gordon Woods and Central Mississauga
02- The Colony of Gordon Woods, 2175 Stavebank Drive
- The Colony, 2130 Dickson Road
- Stonegrove, 2417 Old Carriage Lane
Erin Mills and Streetsville
03- Condo Bungalows, 1724 The Chase
- Condo Bungalows, 1725 The Chase
- Rivergate Place, Streetsville
- Glengarry Lane, 2456 and 2460 Glengarry Lane
Turtle Creek
04- The Cottages of Turtle Creek, 1010 Cristina Court
Complexes vary widely in age, unit size, fee structure, and how often units come up for sale. Some rarely list more than once or twice a year. If a specific complex matters to you, tell me early and I will let you know the moment something comes available.
What to Look at Before You Buy
The monthly fee and what it covers.
Two complexes with similar fees can cover very different things. Some include water, some include building insurance, some cover far more exterior maintenance than others. The number on its own tells you almost nothing.
The reserve fund.
Age and the repair cycle.
Rules that affect how you live.
How the layout will age with you
How does my credit score affect my mortgage rate?
Condo Bungalows or Freehold Bungalows?
| Condo bungalow | Freehold bungalow | |
|---|---|---|
| Exterior maintenance | Handled by the corporation | Your responsibility |
| Monthly fee | Yes | No |
| Land ownership | Common elements shared | You own the lot |
| Exterior changes | Governed by the corporation | Your decision |
| Typical buyer | Wants low maintenance living | Wants control and privacy |
Neither is better. They suit different people. If you like gardening and want to paint your front door whatever colour you want, freehold is probably your answer. If you want to lock the door and travel for three months without worrying about the driveway, a condo bungalow is likely the better fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a condo bungalow and a bungaloft?
A condo bungalow is entirely on one level. A bungaloft has a main floor primary bedroom with a partial second storey loft above, usually holding a guest bedroom, a bathroom, and an open area overlooking the main floor. A bungaloft gives you room for visitors without requiring you to use the stairs day to day.
Are condo bungalow fees higher than regular condo fees?
How often do units come up for sale in these complexes?
Can I buy a condo bungalow before selling my current home?
Do I have to be a certain age to buy in an adult lifestyle complex?