Bronte Village is one of Oakville's most charming neighbourhoods. Located on the shores of Lake Ontario and at the mouth of the 12 Mile Creek, Bronte Village offers a mix of old and new when it comes to real estate. An evening stroll down Fisherman's Wharf and to the Bronte Outer Harbour Marina are reason enough to want to call Bronte Village home.
Bronte has seen many changes over the years, with older cottages being replaced with modern executive style town homes and detached homes. The downtown shopping area has been reviatalized and now many boutiques, cafes and restaurants service the area residents plus the many visitors to the area. Bronte is the type of neighbourhood where people do not move away from very easily. If they outgrow their home or need to downsize, they search the Bronte area to find the exact property to meet their future needs.
Highrise lakefront condos offer a lifestyle option condusive to those who no longer want to maintain a yard but still want to keep active. Many of these condos offer every amenity imaginable. Executive townhomes offer luxurious finishings plus the ability to walk to all amenities including the harbour and pier.
Older bungalows and one and a half storey homes built in the 1940's and 1950's sit on oversized treed lots. Many of these homes are being replaced with brand new custom homes. There is also a selection of two storey and split level homes built in the 1970's, that sell for $400,000 +.
Starter townhomes are priced under $300,000 while executive town homes list for $500,000 and upwards. Condos with lake views can be purchased for just over $400,000. and up, depending on the square footage and interior condition.
For those who love living close to the lake and harbour, Bronte Village offers a wide selection of types of homes at different price points. One bedroom condos will suit the single crowd. Young families are taking advantage of the larger lots and mature individuals are buying up the newer townhomes.
Bronte Village is an integral part of Oakville with its rich history and vibrant revitalization.
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