Detached homes for sale in Vaughan

Detached homes in Vaughan suit buyers who want more room than a townhome offers and who plan to stay in York Region for the long term. Our listings in Vaughan are in the Woodbridge neighbourhood, with project timing from 2026 to 2028, so buyers can choose a timeline that fits their plans.

Getting around Vaughan offers several options. GO Transit trains run between Union Station in Toronto and stations in Vaughan named Rutherford Road and Maple. The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is a terminus on the TTC Yonge-University line at 3150 Highway 7, and Viva bus rapid transit runs along Highway 7 and connects to that station. Three subway stations opened in December 2017: Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, Highway 407 and Pioneer Village.

Families will be served by the York Region District School Board, which covers nine municipalities, Vaughan included. Secondary school boundaries in Vaughan include Emily Carr S.S., Maple H.S., Thornhill S.S., Tommy Douglas S.S., Westmount CI and Woodbridge College. The York Catholic and York Region boards are building a shared elementary school in the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, and the York Region board lists a proposed Village Parkway Elementary School, due to open in September 2029 with a child care centre. School boundaries can change, so contact us to confirm the schools for any specific address.

For outdoor space, the City of Vaughan describes North Maple Regional Park, a 900-acre park, as one of its major city-building projects. Health care is also nearby. The Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital is described by the City as Canada's first smart hospital, and the Vaughan Healthcare Precinct, at the northwest corner of Major Mackenzie Drive and Jane Street, is planned as a health and wellness community anchored by the new Mackenzie Health Hospital.