Quick answer
A back-to-back townhome shares a rear wall and has no private yard, starting from the $500s. A traditional two-storey townhome keeps a private rear yard and rear windows and starts from the $600s. Both are freehold at Crown of Caledon.
The layouts
A back-to-back townhome shares a rear wall with the unit behind it as well as side walls. That removes the rear yard but produces a compact, efficient floor plate at a materially lower price. A traditional two-storey town shares only side walls and keeps a private rear yard and a rear exposure of windows.
Cost and carrying
The roughly $100,000 gap between the two tiers translates into a meaningful monthly difference at current rates. If your priority is entering the market with a brand-new freehold home, the back-to-back tier does that most efficiently.
Yard, light and resale
Buyers with young children or pets usually value the private yard on the traditional town. Rear windows also give a second exposure of natural light. Historically, end and traditional towns resell to a broader buyer pool than interior back-to-backs, though both benefit from freehold ownership.
Parking
Several traditional two-storey designs in the release offer up to four-car parking with garage plus driveway tandem — unusual in townhome product and worth confirming on the specific elevation you like.
Pricing referenced above is preliminary VIP pricing and subject to change without notice. We do not represent the builder. Register below for the official Crown of Caledon price list and floor plans.
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