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Burlington Accessible Bungalows For Sale

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Burlington marketMedian $1.27M5 for sale~50 days on marketMarket stats
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5 Burlington Accessible Bungalows For Sale

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Market snapshot

Burlington bungalow market today

Based on 5 homes for sale right now (asking prices). Updated through the day.

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Median asking price$1.27MRange $850K – $7.5M
Homes for sale52 new this month
Typical days on market50Room to negotiate
Median price / sq ft$998From listed size ranges

Homes by price

Under $700K0
$700K–$1M2
$1M–$1.5M1
$1.5M–$2M1
$2M–$3M0
$3M+1

By style

StyleFor saleMedian price
Raised bungalow2$4.2M
Bungalow2$1.37M
1½ storey1$1.27M

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Buyer notes

About accessible bungalows in Burlington

There are 5 accessible bungalows for sale in Burlington right now. Asking prices run from $850K to $7.5M, and the median is $1.27M. The typical listing has been on the market for 50 days.

Most of them are in Brant (2), Grindstone (1) and Shoreacres (1). 60% have three or more bedrooms. For comparison, the median asking price across all 181 bungalow-style homes for sale in Burlington is $1.23M.

These listings mention features that make a home easier to live in with limited mobility, such as wheelchair access, barrier-free or step-free entries, ramps, lifts, an elevator or a roll-in shower. Paired with a bungalow layout, where the bedroom, kitchen and laundry can all be on the main floor, they suit buyers planning to age in place. Measure the doorways, hallways and bathroom turning space yourself rather than relying on the listing, and check whether the laundry and primary bedroom are truly on the main floor. Ask whether lifts or elevators have service records and are included in the sale.

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Accessible bungalows in Burlington: what to look for

Burlington is a favourite with downsizers, and its older bungalow neighbourhoods, such as Aldershot and Roseland, have many one-floor homes that adapt well for limited mobility. Only a few listings at a time mention features like ramps, lifts or barrier-free bathrooms, so most buyers combine this page with plans to adapt a standard bungalow.

The features that matter most are a no-step or low-step entry, a main-floor bathroom large enough for a walk-in shower, main-floor laundry and wide, straight hallways. An attached garage with an entry door into the house is a big plus if a ramp is needed later.

If the home has a lift or elevator, ask for its service records and whether it is included in the sale.

Also worth a look: Burlington 55+ bungalows · Oakville accessible bungalows · Burlington bungalows with an in-law suite

Common questions

Are accessible bungalows more expensive?

Not necessarily. The features add value for the right buyer, but many are priced in line with similar bungalows nearby.

Do I need a permit for a ramp or lift?

It depends on the size and type of the work. Ask the City of Burlington’s building department before you start.

Are there tax credits for accessibility renovations?

The federal Home Accessibility Tax Credit can apply to eligible renovations for someone 65 or older or eligible for the disability tax credit, and the Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit can help when you create a separate suite for a senior or adult relative with a disability. Rules change, so confirm the current limits with the CRA or your accountant before you budget around them.

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