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Custom Homes in Aurora

Ground-up builds designed around the way you live.

Building a custom home in Aurora means working within local zoning, lot coverage, and angular-plane rules before a single footing is poured. Nexon Build delivers custom homes across Aurora — from Aurora Village, Aurora Highlands, Bayview Wellington to the streets in between, with three experienced partners on site and every project tracked in Buildertrend.

Aurora is known for a mix of heritage homes and newer estate subdivisions. Building a custom home in Toronto means navigating tight infill lots, the City's zoning bylaws, and a competitive trades market. Nexon Build manages the entire ground-up process across Toronto and the GTA — from feasibility and Committee of Adjustment through permits, construction, and occupancy — so your build stays compliant and on schedule from day one.

What's included

  • Feasibility and lot assessment
  • Design coordination with your architect
  • Full permit application support
  • Foundation, framing, mechanicals
  • Interior and exterior finishes
  • Final inspections and occupancy permit

Custom Homes in Aurora: what to know

We handle the feasibility study, the Committee of Adjustment or minor-variance process where it applies, and the full permit set with Town of Aurora (Building Division). Because we work across York Region constantly, we know how this jurisdiction reviews custom homes — which keeps your Aurora project compliant and on schedule from day one.

How your project runs

  1. 01Discovery call and site visit
  2. 02Budget and scope alignment
  3. 03Design and permit phase (2–6 months)
  4. 04Construction (5–14 months)
  5. 05Inspections and handover

Custom Homes cost in Aurora

Typical range
$350–$650 / sq ft
construction cost, Toronto 2026

A ground-up custom home in Toronto typically runs $350–$650 per square foot to build, so a 3,000 sq ft home lands around $1.05M–$1.95M in construction — before land, design, and soft costs. Finish level, lot conditions, and architectural complexity decide where you fall in the range. Pricing in Aurora tracks the wider GTA market.

Get a free estimate for your Aurora project, or see the full Toronto renovation cost guide.

Aurora neighbourhoods we serve

We deliver custom homes throughout Aurora, including:

Aurora VillageAurora HighlandsBayview WellingtonHills of St Andrew

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Common questions

How much does custom homes cost in Aurora?+

A ground-up custom home in Toronto typically runs $350–$650 per square foot to build, so a 3,000 sq ft home lands around $1.05M–$1.95M in construction — before land, design, and soft costs. Finish level, lot conditions, and architectural complexity decide where you fall in the range. Pricing in Aurora tracks the wider GTA market.

Do you handle permits for custom homes in Aurora?+

Yes. We manage the full permit process with Town of Aurora (Building Division), including any variance or zoning review your Aurora project requires.

Which Aurora neighbourhoods do you serve?+

We work throughout Aurora, including Aurora Village, Aurora Highlands, Bayview Wellington, Hills of St Andrew. If you're nearby and don't see your street listed, get in touch — we serve the surrounding York Region as well.

How much does it cost to build a custom home in Toronto?+

Expect roughly $350–$650 per square foot in construction cost in 2026, depending on finish level and lot conditions. Land, design fees, and soft costs are on top. We give you an itemized, fixed-scope estimate before anything starts.

How long does a custom home take in Toronto?+

Most custom homes in the GTA take 9–24 months from planning to move-in, depending on complexity, permit timelines, and finish level.

Do you handle the permits?+

Yes. We manage the full City of Toronto permit application process, including zoning review, the Committee of Adjustment where a minor variance is needed, and building code compliance.

Can you build on a teardown lot?+

Yes. We handle demolition, excavation, and the ground-up rebuild. A teardown-and-rebuild is often the better value versus a deep renovation once a home needs major structural and systems work.

Do I need my own architect?+

You can bring your own architect, or we can coordinate design professionals we've worked with across the GTA. Either way we manage the gap between the drawings and the build.

Do you build custom homes across the GTA or just Toronto?+

Across the GTA — Toronto, North York, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, King City, and the surrounding areas, including estate lots.