BARRIE
TOWN HOMES
Considered the regional centre in central Ontario, an estimated number of more than 147,000 people reside in Barrie. In the coming years, more and more people are expected to move to Barrie from different parts of the globe because of its stable economy and affordable cost of living. Its location on the western edge of Lake Simcoe makes it an ideal place to settle while still having nothing to worry about traveling to other cities in the Greater Toronto Area for work or leisure.
Public transportation like GO Transit makes it possible to travel just an hour to Toronto. Barrie Transit makes it easy to go around the city with ease. One of the most appealing locations for homebuyers is the City of Barrie where families enjoy a safe community while at the same time being available to numerous job opportunities and leisure activities at a very reasonable budget.
List of New Barrie Townhomes 2024
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Mira
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Vicinity West
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South Barrie
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Hewitt’s Gate
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Urban North Townhomes
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Ferretti Towns
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Essa Towns
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Pioneer Shores
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Mapleview Park
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Everwell
Barrie Townhomes Under Construction
Barrie Townhomes Under Construction
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Terra
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Gilford Estates
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West Forest Estates
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The Villas of Lions Park
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829 Essa
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Lakeview Towns
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Everwell
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Mapleview Park
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Pioneer Shores
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Essa Towns
Featured Neighbourhoods in Barrie
Want to stay up north? Need quick access to the city? Love being surrounded by nature and lakes? Barrie has the best places to live.
Featured Barrie Townhomes
With so many different townhomes and neighbourhoods to choose from, you’ll have plenty of options when it’s time to narrow down your selection for new Barrie towns.
Discover the Latest Barrie New Townhomes
2023 Barrie Townhome Market
You can own a townhouse for as low as $360 per square foot with average unit sizes from 1300 square feet and up. That’s cheaper compared to a single-family dwelling which costs an average of $1 million and above. There are different designs of townhouses to choose from. Basically, townhouses share side walls with the neighbours. Traditional townhouses are usually two-storey and have a basement and are very similar to a single-detached house without the higher price tag.
A three-storey traditional townhouse may appear similar to the usual two-storey type, but this one has no basement and allows more living space on the upper floors because a garage usually occupies the ground level. Another townhouse similar to a single-detached house is the bungalow loft type. Though it may seem small, this type of townhouse offers wider interiors than traditional townhouses and gives extra space in the second-floor loft areas. There are also stacked townhouses and back-to-back townhouses which are very similar to condominiums.
The main similarity among these types is they allow a more affordable price range among townhouse types because not only side walls are shared with neighbours but also the back walls. Homebuyers can still enjoy the exclusivity of having their own spaces–no sharing of lobby areas, elevators, or other common spaces like in condominiums. This is ideal for those who prefer a more intimate space.
Living in Barrie
The City of Barrie thrives on an economy based on tourism, education, retail, healthcare services, and diversified manufacturing. Some of the city’s major employers are multinational companies, such as IBM, Coca-cola, and Scotiabank. Its steady economy makes it one of the most attractive cities for job seekers and for start-up businesses.
While Barrie becomes more and more urbanized, the 899-square-kilometer metropolitan area still consists of farmland and grassland that balances the harmony between the city and nature. There’s so much to do when in Barrie, which is why it is considered the “Gateway to Cottage Country.” Barrie is one of the key cities developing cities in Ontario, blessed with the picturesque view of the mountains and Lake Simcoe. You can explore plenty of beautiful parks across the city and immerse in live music and performances in its cultural events and festivals.
Everything you need to find is along Barrie. Three shopping malls are lined along Bayfield Street.
Big box stores and plazas can also be found in Barrie’s South End while unique and quirky items can be found at the specialty stores on Dunlop Street. Barrie is a popular destination for tourists because of its unique blend of city life and nature. Located just on the edge of Lake Simcoe, it offers a stunning view perfect for family bonding, hanging out with friends, or even romantic dates. Lake Simcoe is the most popular landmark in the city.
