Bungalows For Sale in Markland Wood

Markland Wood was developed mostly in the 1960s, so expect brick bungalows, backsplits and sidesplits on generous suburban lots, many with attached garages. Homes from that era often have solid bones but original kitchens, windows and electrical panels, so budget for updates and compare condition carefully against recent sold prices.

The creek forms the neighbourhood’s western edge and the boundary with Mississauga, with the Markland Wood Golf Club along its valley. Properties near the valley may fall under Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) regulation, which can affect pools, additions and grading, so check a property’s status with TRCA and the city before you firm up.

Both areas share a similar postwar suburban feel, with bungalows and split-levels on wide lots. Applewood falls under Mississauga’s rules and services, while Markland Wood is in the City of Toronto, which matters for permits, property taxes and second unit rules, so compare individual homes rather than assuming one side is better value.

Drivers are close to Highway 427, the Gardiner Expressway and the QEW, which makes trips downtown or west into Mississauga straightforward outside rush hour. Transit users usually take a bus to Kipling station, where Line 2 and the Milton GO line meet. Neighbouring Etobicoke West Mall offers a similar commute with more condo options.