3170 Kirwin Ave,
Mississauga

🏡 **Stunning 3-Bedroom | 2-Bathroom | Fully Renovated | Prime Location** Welcome to this **beautifully renovated, spacious condominium** offering a bright, modern layout and exceptional finishes throughout. Completely renovated from top to bottom, this move-in-ready suite combines **luxury, comfort, and functionality** in one of Mississauga’s most convenient locations. ✨ **Highlights Include:** • Custom shaker-style kitchen with quartz countertops & backsplash • Centre island with deep undermount sink & designer faucet • Stainless steel appliances + oversized pantry/storage • Open-concept living & dining area • Flat ceilings, crown moulding & recessed lighting • Luxury flooring throughout • Designer feature wall with modern electric fireplace • Spacious primary bedroom with custom walk-in closet organizers • Generous bedrooms — ideal for family, guests or a home office • **2 beautifully renovated bathrooms** with oversized porcelain tile, quartz vanities & premium fixtures • Beautiful **city & garden views** 🏢 **Fantastic Building Amenities:** Fitness Centre • Outdoor Pool • Tennis Courts • Sauna • Party Room • Bicycle Storage • Ample Visitor Parking 📍 **Unbeatable Location** Just steps to **Cooksville GO Station** and minutes to Square One, Mississauga Celebration Square, Trillium Health Partners, schools, parks, restaurants, shopping, transit and the future Hurontario LRT. 🚗 Easy access to **QEW, Hwy 403, Hwy 401, Hurontario & Dundas Street** makes commuting throughout the GTA a breeze. 💎 **A rare opportunity to own a completely renovated condo with generous living space, sophisticated finishes and an exceptional location.**

What you get

Recent upgrades

The expensive, unglamorous work is already done, which is the part that matters most on a property at this price point.

• Fully Renovated in2026 -

The water heater is owned rather than rented, so there is no monthly rental contract to assume and nothing to buy out on closing. It is a small thing that quietly costs money on a lot of comparable listings.

What the maintenance fee covers

This is the argument for the building. The fee already includes several things most owners pay separately, which changes the real monthly cost of ownership more than the headline number suggests:

• Building Insurance
• Cable TV
• Central AC
• Heat
• Hydro
• Parking
• Water

Internet and cable alone typically run well over a hundred dollars a month in a comparable freehold, before water. Compare the all-in monthly figure rather than the fee in isolation.

The lower level

The newly renovated basement has nine-foot ceilings, which is genuinely rare in a townhouse of this era and is what makes the space feel like part of the house rather than a finished cellar. Two additional bedrooms and a bathroom are down there.

There is also potential for a separate entrance to the lower level. That is worth understanding properly rather than taking at face value: a separate entrance is the first requirement for a legal secondary suite, but it is not the only one, and condominium corporations have their own rules about alterations and about leasing. Anyone buying with that plan in mind should confirm what the corporation permits and what the City requires before committing. The investment properties page covers the second suite requirements in Mississauga in detail.

The location

Applewood Heights sits in east Mississauga, one of the more established parts of the city, and it is the pocket a lot of first-time buyers land in when the south end prices them out. What is nearby:

• Just steps to **Cooksville GO Station** and minutes to Square One, Mississauga Celebration Square, Trillium Health Partners, schools, parks, restaurants, shopping, transit and the future Hurontario LRT.

More on the area and how it compares to the rest of the city is on the Mississauga real estate page.

Who this is for

Whether you are buying a first home or looking for more space without stretching the budget, the case here is straightforward: three bedrooms up, two more down, three bathrooms, parking, and a fee that absorbs several bills you would otherwise pay separately. It is aimed at the buyer who is tired of paying a landlord and wants to start building equity instead.

If you are working out whether the numbers hold together, the buying page sets out down payment rules, Ontario closing costs and the first-time buyer rebate in full.