Townhouses for Sale in Niagara Region, Ontario

With a freehold townhouse you own the land under your unit and are responsible for the exterior and roof; there is usually no condo fee, though a modest common-elements fee for a shared laneway is common in newer developments. A condo townhome is owned within a condominium corporation: a monthly fee covers exterior maintenance, building insurance and the reserve fund, and a status certificate should be reviewed before you buy.

Semi-detached homes share one wall with a neighbour, just like an end-unit townhouse, and buyers comparing the two almost always look at both. Grouping them means a single search covers every attached-home option in Niagara.

Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, Thorold and Welland carry the most townhouse inventory, driven by new subdivisions and infill. Grimsby, Lincoln (Beamsville) and Fonthill add newer executive townhomes. Use the city links below for live counts.

Yes — we work with builders across Niagara and can walk you through deposit structures, closing-cost adjustments and assignment rules that don't apply to a resale townhouse. Ask us for a shortlist of both resale and new-build options.