Condos for sale in Pickering

Pickering condos tend to suit buyers who want a home close to transit, parks and the lake without a detached-house budget or yard to maintain. First-time buyers, people downsizing, and those who commute by GO train may find the area a good fit. Many of the current listings are at the selling stage, and one is coming soon. Contact us to learn about the buildings, floor plans and timelines that match what you are looking for.

Getting around is one of the area's practical strengths. Pickering GO station, at 1322 Bayly Street, has free customer parking, bike racks and local Durham Region Transit connections. Metrolinx lists Pickering GO as a stop on the Lakeshore East Line, where service frequency has been increased. Residents who prefer to cycle or drive can use these options as part of a daily routine.

Families will find several school boards serving the city. The Durham District School Board provides public education in Pickering, and the Durham Catholic District School Board also serves students here. Pickering High School, a Durham District School Board school, serves grades 9 to 12 in Ajax and Pickering.

Outdoor space is a major part of daily life in Pickering. The City reports more than 85 parks and green spaces, including a waterfront, playgrounds, trails and sports fields. About 5 of the 7.6 kilometres of Lake Ontario waterfront is publicly accessible, and 2.7 kilometres of that is beach. Conservation areas include Altona Forest, Claremont Nature Centre, Greenwood Conservation Area and Petticoat Creek Conservation Park. Greenwood is located in both Pickering and Ajax, separated by Fifth Concession Road.

Listings in this area are in the Brock Ridge neighbourhood, so buyers can compare options within a single community.