Living in Westwood Plateau: What the Listings Say

Detached houses make up 48 of the 83 active listings in Westwood Plateau, or 57. 8 percent of what is for sale. Condos come next at 21 listings, a 25. 3 percent share, followed by 13 townhouses at 15. 7 percent. One half duplex rounds out the mix. The median year built is 2000, so most of this housing stock has aged into its second or third owner. Living area runs large. The median home covers 3,127 square feet, and detached prices carry a median of $2,093,000. Condos sit far lower at a $659,900 median. That spread tells you how varied the ownership options are here. You will find everything from a two-bedroom condo to a six-bedroom detached house among the current 83 listings. None of these are new builds. The median price per square foot lands at $514.

A median strata fee of $477 sets the monthly baseline for the attached homes here. For a two-bedroom condo at $659,900, that fee covers building maintenance and frees you from the yard work a 3,127 square foot house demands. Townhouses run a $1,150,000 median, which puts you between the condo owners and the detached crowd on both price and upkeep. The strata complexes carry names you will see repeatedly in the listings. Ledgeview shows three active units. Worthing Green and Rockridge Estates each show two. Daily life splits along those lines. Buy detached and you take on the full square footage, the grounds, and a median price of $2,093,000. Buy into a strata and your carrying cost gains that predictable monthly line while your interior footprint shrinks. Neither choice is wrong. Your budget decides. With homes built around a 2000 median year, the strata buildings have logged enough time that their fees reflect real operating history rather than developer estimates. Check what the $477 actually covers before you commit.

Start by narrowing the price band that fits you, because the 83 listings split unevenly. Twenty homes sit in the $500K to $750K range. Thirty-two land between $1. 5M and $2. 5M, the deepest pocket of inventory here. Only four fall between $750K and $1M, so that middle tier gives you little to compare. Pull the listings in your band and sort by bedroom count. Six-bedroom homes carry a $2,159,400 median across 20 listings. Four-bedroom homes show 11 listings at a $1,598,000 median. With 36 new listings in the last 30 days, the pool refreshes fast. Book showings in one band and see what $514 per square foot buys in person.