Living in Queen Mary Park Surrey: What the Listings Say

Detached houses lead Queen Mary Park Surrey with 54 listings, or 41. 2 percent of the 131 homes on the market. Condos follow at 33 listings, a 25. 2 percent share, and townhouses hold 29 listings at 22. 1 percent. The mix keeps going. Half duplexes account for 8 listings at 6. 1 percent, and another 7 homes fall into other categories at 5. 3 percent. The median year built is 1992, so much of the stock has aged past three decades while newer construction fills in around it. New builds make up 12. 4 percent of what is listed. Median living area sits at 1,697 square feet, and the median price per square foot is 507 dollars. Detached houses carry a median price of 1,564,500 dollars, condos 509,999 dollars, and townhouses 750,000 dollars. That range tells you who buys here.

At 1,697 square feet, the median home here gives you room without the maintenance load of something oversized. A condo at 509,999 dollars puts you in a different rhythm of ownership than a detached house at 1,564,500 dollars. That gap shapes your monthly math. Strata buildings carry a median fee of 423 dollars, which covers the shared upkeep on properties like Galilea, The Crossing, Huntington Gate, and Kensington Gate. Factor that fee into what you pay each month, not just the mortgage. A two-bedroom listing runs a median of 549,950 dollars, and a three-bedroom sits at 779,000 dollars, so stepping up one bedroom moves your carrying cost in a real way. With a median year built of 1992, expect established buildings where the strata reserve and the age of major systems matter. Smaller buildings appear too, like Melrose Place and Westwood Estates, each with two listings. The daily reality is a settled neighbourhood, most of the stock past thirty years old, with newer construction at 12. 4 percent adding some fresher options. Know your fee before you sign.

Start with a price band that matches your budget, then book viewings inside it. Twenty-two listings sit under 500,000 dollars, another 29 fall between 500,000 and 750,000 dollars, and 29 more run from 1 million to 1. 5 million dollars. Pick your band first. If a one-bedroom at a median of 407,500 dollars fits, that is a shorter list to work through than the 18 four-bedroom homes at a median of 1,009,000 dollars. With 36 new listings in the last 30 days, fresh options keep arriving, so set your filters and check often. Bring your financing sorted before you tour anything. Then you can move when the right one lands.