Real estate bargains in August in Burlington, Oakville, Milton

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Published August 6, 2023 at 9:00 am

Prices of homes in Halton continues to fall, and here are five of the most affordable places that sold last month in Milton, Burlington, Oakville and Halton Hills.

Here are five of the least expensive homes that sold in the region during August:

331-2486 Old Bronte Rd., Oakville, $513,000

Spacious, one-bedroom condo with open layout in a vibrant community. Impeccably maintained building with walkout balcony. Includes parking and locker. Laminate flooring throughout, breakfast bar for convenient dining.

Photo courtesy Royal Lepage Terrequity Gold Realty


2208-100 Burloak Dr., Burlington, $449,900

Retire in style at hearthstone by the lake in this one bedroom and den unit. Hearthstone offers a gym, indoor pool, wellness centre, onsite dining room, lounge and library along with 24-hr emergency nursing. Each unit comes with one underground parking space and a locker.

Photo courtesy Realty World Legacy


1206-2055 Upper Middle Rd., Burlington, $550,000

This two-bedroom, south-facing condo with a view that will leave you speechless. A lovely home featuring ensuite storage plus an exclusive locker. This hidden gem needs your creative touch so it can once more shine like a diamond.

Photo courtesy Re/Max Real Estate Centre


605-1129 Cooke Blvd., Burlington, $455,000

Bright and modern stacked townhome condo. Conveniently-located steps to the Aldershot Go, close to Hwy. 403/QEW/407. Stylish finishes including wide laminate flooring throughout, closet with sliding door, quartz countertops for kitchen and bathroom.

Photo courtesy Real One Realty


103-1421 Walker’s Line, $479,000

Well-maintained ground floor unit, freshly painted throughout, bright unit, with laminate flooring. French doors opening to patio, fronting on a quieter street. Building amenities include ample visitor parking, a party room, and a full gym/fitness centre.

Photo courtesy Re/Max Escarpment Realty

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