$1,249,000
18 Lazy Meadow Crescent
Brooklin, ON
- 4 bd
- 3.5 ba
- 2,650 sq ft
Durham Region community guide
Historic downtown charm, a busy waterfront and fast highway access
Whitby blends a walkable heritage downtown with newer family subdivisions in Brooklin and Taunton North. With a GO station on the Lakeshore East line and quick access to Highways 401, 407 and 412, it is one of Durham Region's most popular choices for commuters who still want a small-town feel.
South Whitby offers established streets close to the lake, the GO station and Highway 401, with a mix of 1970s and 1980s detached homes, townhouses and a growing number of condos near Port Whitby. North of Taunton Road, newer subdivisions offer larger detached homes with modern layouts, while Brooklin combines a heritage main street with communities built over the last two decades.
Buyers moving from Toronto or York Region often choose Whitby for its balance of commute options and amenities. We help you compare neighbourhoods by commute, school catchments, lot sizes and resale history so you can buy with confidence.
Whitby buyers range from first-time purchasers stepping up from a condo to families looking for space in Brooklin. Pricing depends heavily on micro-location: distance to the GO station, highway ramps and top-rated schools can move values noticeably between streets.
We prepare a street-level pricing analysis, recommend improvements that are worth the cost and market your home to buyers across Durham Region and the eastern GTA.
Downtown Whitby's Brock Street and Dundas Street intersection anchors local shops, restaurants and seasonal events. Families enjoy Heber Down Conservation Area, the Iroquois Park Sports Centre and trails along the lake. Brooklin hosts its own spring fair and village-style events, giving north Whitby a distinct community identity.