Townhomes for sale in Kitchener

Townhomes in Kitchener can suit buyers who want a multi-level home with shared walls, a manageable footprint and a location close to the city's core. Our current Kitchener townhome listings are in the City Commercial Core and Mill Courtland Woodside Park neighbourhoods. They are being built by Reids Heritage Homes, Crescent Homes and Activa, with possession dates between 2026 and 2028. Buyers with a flexible timeline may find that range useful when planning a move.

Getting around the area is one of the first things many buyers consider. Grand River Transit's station maps list Grand River Hospital Station, Kitchener Market Station and Kitchener City Hall Station in the Kitchener area. The ION service runs between Grand River Hospital Station and Kitchener Market Station, but a current service disruption notice says trains are not running on that stretch. Check the latest transit updates before you rely on a particular route.

Schools are another practical consideration. Kitchener's education page explains that there are four public school boards in the Region of Waterloo. The Waterloo Region District School Board oversees the region's public schools, and the Waterloo Catholic District School Board oversees the region's public Catholic schools. The Waterloo Catholic District School Board reports 47 elementary schools and 6 secondary schools. Families can confirm which school serves a specific address with the relevant board.

For outdoor life, Kiwanis Park has a lake-like outdoor pool, a leash-free dog park and a canoe launch on the Grand River. The Walter Bean Grand River Trail runs along the Grand River, and the Iron Horse Trail connects south Kitchener to Uptown Waterloo. The City of Kitchener's parking pages also reference parking in the area around Grand River Hospital.

If you are deciding between neighbourhoods or want to know which townhome options fit your needs, contact us and we can talk through the details with you.