Bradford West Gwillimbury Freehold Townhomes for Rent

The primary difference between a condo townhome and a freehold townhome is that one is part of a collection that is owned by a condo corporation, and the other is privately-owned. In renting a freehold townhome, you will only need to be in touch with the single owner of your home, not an entire corporation. If you're specifically looking for a smaller town outside of big cities like Toronto to rent from, then you are in luck, as the town of Bradford-West-Gwillimbury should suit your needs quite well. Life in a freehold townhome absolves you from needing to follow all of the rules that life in a condo townhome ties you to, and you also have the benefit of being able to keep more to yourself if you wished. With the Bradford-West-Gwillimbury freehold townhomes for rent, you will be able to also have access to all of the lovely shops and restaurants within the town itself (all within a close distance of the freehold townhomes). The distance is closed even more when you consider that there are transit bus stops located all throughout Bradford-West-Gwillimbury (many of which are also close to these freehold townhomes among other various types of homes).

By renting any one of the Bradford-West-Gwillimbury freehold townhomes for rent, you will be able to take advantage of life in a quiet town, yes... but you will also be able to take full advantage of the fact that life in a freehold townhome is of the sort that provides welcome comfort and all that one would expect of such a dwelling. Living in a freehold townhome doesn't just tie you to the private owner as opposed to a corporation, but it also gives you a greater hand in any alterations you wanted to make during your stay. With most freehold townhomes having a respectably-sized yard and a single-vehicle garage in the base, the only person/people you'd have to approach would be the private owner(s) of the townhome. Plus, for where Bradford-West-Gwillimbury's freehold townhomes are, you're also quite close (by vehicle) to a major golf course (Silver Lakes Golf & Country Club), as well as a handful of greenspaces/parks that you'll be sure to love taking a nice, relaxing stroll through (examples being Fuller Heights Park, Taylor Park, and Lions Park, as well as Veterans Park). From your freehold townhome, you'll also be able to branch out and check out the local community center and public library.

Especially when living in a small town, transportation is a very important facet of a renter's life, whether it be because they have a job to drive to, or they just want to go do some shopping. A very good thing about renting one of the Bradford-West-Gwillimbury freehold townhomes for rent is that the town sits right next to the Highway 400, and by using this highway, one can access pretty much any nearby city they wish. By heading south on the Highway 400, you can reach the city of Toronto, and by heading north, you can reach Barrie (and all that that city has to offer) and the far countryside up the eastern shores of Lake Huron. If you decide you want some real fun in the sun (be it on the water or on a beach), then heading up just past Barrie brings you right to the shores of the various beaches that border Lake Simcoe (thus allowing you to engage in watersports or suntanning to your heart's content). If you don't feel like taking a vehicle into Barrie (or to Toronto, for that matter), you can also make use of the GO train station of Bradford located on the eastern edge of Bradford-West-Gwillimbury.