Liberty Village Townhomes III is a 138-unit townhouse development built in 2005, offering 2-storey single-family style homes in the Niagara neighbourhood. These units average 840 square feet and typically feature 2 bedrooms, making them appealing to small families, couples, and first-time buyers who want more space and privacy than a traditional condo apartment. The townhouse format means each unit has its own patio or deck, plus access to parking. This community works well for people who value ownership of their own entrance and outdoor space while staying in an urban neighbourhood with good transit connections.

Liberty Village sits in the Niagara neighbourhood, a residential area just west of Ossington Avenue between King and Dundas Streets. You're minutes from Trinity Bellwoods Park, one of Toronto's most popular green spaces, and walking distance to the King West bar and restaurant corridor. The area has strong streetcar service on both King and Dundas, which connect directly to downtown, the Financial District, and the Distillery District. Ossington Avenue itself is lined with cafes, bakeries, vintage shops, and independent restaurants. The neighbourhood appeals to people who want an urban setting with access to parks and transit, but prefer a quieter street than King or Queen West.

Units in Liberty Village Townhomes III are generally 2-storey townhouses averaging 840 square feet with 2 bedrooms, so understand the layout before committing. Each unit comes with a patio or deck, parking, and access to building amenities including a security system and visitor parking. When evaluating a purchase, review the current market pricing (ranging widely from under $550K to $1.4M) and factor in maintenance fees and property taxes. For renters, the average is around $1,825 per month. Ask the landlord or seller about property condition, whether utilities are included in rent, parking details, and pet policies. Because these are townhouses rather than traditional condos, confirm what maintenance and repairs fall on you versus the community association.