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Freehold townhomes from $700s

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Pre-construction freehold townhomes in Pickering

Freehold townhomes are the most accessible way into a new Pickering home. Here is how Seaton's townhome options compare.

Updated with facts checked October 6, 2026. Source dates noted in text.

Seatonville's 20-foot towns

ARISTA's Seatonville townhomes — Bayley, Harwood, Salem, Kingston End and Union Corner — run 1,590–2,275 sq. ft., with starting prices in the $700s.

Other Seaton townhomes

New Seaton by Brookfield listed 3-storey towns from about $639,800 and Grandview towns from about $769,000 at our October 2026 check, including quick move-in homes. Fieldgate's Seaton lineup includes towns without published prices.

Decision aid

Townhome comparison checklist

  • Finished sq. ft. and storeys
  • Freehold vs POTL/condo fees
  • Interior, end or corner premium
  • Garage and parking
  • Deposit schedule and closing date

2-storey vs 3-storey

A 3-storey town fits space over a smaller footprint but adds stairs. Compare finished square footage, bedroom count, garage and backyard depth, not just the headline price.

End and corner units

End and corner units usually add windows and side yard at a premium. Ask for the premium in writing and compare against a 30-foot detached.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are new townhomes in Pickering?

Seatonville's freehold towns start in the $700s. New Seaton listed towns from about $639,800 in October 2026. Request current figures.

Are Seatonville townhomes freehold?

Yes, Seatonville's 20-foot townhomes are freehold.

Sources (checked October 6, 2026)

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