Townhomes for sale in Whitby

Townhomes in Whitby suit buyers who want more living space than a condo while keeping less upkeep than a detached house. They are a practical choice for first-time buyers, couples, growing families, and downsizers who want a manageable home close to everyday amenities. In our Whitby listings, pre-construction townhomes are a common option, and Brooklin is the neighbourhood where many of them are located. Completion dates for our Whitby listings are in 2027, so buyers should plan around that timeline.

Daily life in Whitby is supported by several transit options. Whitby GO, at 1350 Brock Street South, is a stop on the Lakeshore East line, which runs to Union Station. Metrolinx has added rush-hour Lakeshore East trips between Whitby GO and Union Station, and Durham Region Transit connects with GO service at the Whitby Station.

Families will find several school options. The Durham District School Board serves Whitby as the English-language secular public board, and the Durham Catholic District School Board serves it as the English-language Catholic board. French-language education is available through Conseil scolaire Viamonde and Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir. The Durham Catholic District School Board lists 38 elementary schools and seven secondary schools.

Whitby also has a strong outdoor character. The town has over 100 parks with playgrounds, splash pads, picnic areas, tennis courts and sports fields. Iroquois Beach Park sits across from Port Whitby Harbour on Lake Ontario, and Kiwanis Heydenshore Park offers a beach on the Whitby Shores Waterfront Trail. Whitby Hospital, operated under Lakeridge Health, is at 300 Gordon Street. Oshawa and Pickering are both neighbouring municipalities.

If you would like to learn more about townhomes in Whitby or compare them with other options, contact us.