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Modular Homes in Newmarket, Ontario

Factory-direct modular homes and backyard suites for Newmarket and York Region. Here's what Newmarket's additional-residential-unit by-law allows in your backyard, what it costs, and the rules that apply.

What you can build in Newmarket

Full modular homes — from $175,696. 29 models from 560 to 1,405 sq ft, 1–3 bedrooms — factory-built to the Ontario Building Code and set on a permanent foundation (a real, permanent house, not a “trailer”).

Backyard suites (ADUs) — from $96,244. 7 compact models built for garden-suite and in-law-suite use, sized to fit what Newmarket's by-law allows.

All homes are CSA-certified (A277 modular / Z240MH manufactured), finished in the factory, and delivered ready for foundation and hook-up. What's the difference between modular, manufactured, and mobile? →

Modular Match

Find your backyard suite — 3 quick questions

We'll narrow the models that fit a typical Newmarket backyard allowance to the ones that fit your life. No email needed.

1 · Who's it for?

2 · What layout?

3 · What size feels right? (Newmarket lots typically allow up to ~700 sq ft)

Newmarket caps a detached suite at the lesser of 10% of the lot or 75 m² (≈807 sq ft) one-storey. Your exact lot may allow more or less — get the real number for your address in seconds.

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Can you put a garden suite (ADU) in your Newmarket backyard?

Often, yes — Newmarket permits a detached Additional Residential Unit on most serviced residential lots. The specifics, from Town of Newmarket Zoning By-law 2010-40 (with 1979-50 / 2019-06), ARU provisions:

Max sizeThe lesser of 10% of the lot or 75 m² (≈807 sq ft) one-storey / 100 m² (≈1,075 sq ft) two-storey
Max height5.5 m (≈18 ft) one-storey (3.5 m / ≈11 ft flat); 6.5 m (≈21 ft) two-storey or above a garage
Setbacks1.8 m (≈6 ft) rear and side; 3.0 m (≈10 ft) separation from the main house
Units per lotUp to 2 ARUs total — only one may be detached
Parking1 space per ARU
ServicingMunicipal services or private servicing (with an adequacy demonstration). Detached ARUs must be registered with the Town.
ConservationLake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority (LSRCA)

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Grants & financing in Newmarket

See every program → Ontario ADU Grants Directory

A modular or prefab home on a permanent foundation is financed like any house. CMHC Prefab Plus allows an insured mortgage with as little as 5% down on the first $500,000, with construction funds released in stages. How modular home financing works →

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Newmarket modular homes — FAQ

Can you put a backyard suite in Newmarket?

Yes. Newmarket permits up to two additional residential units per lot (one of them detached) — subject to size, height, and setback rules, registration, and a building permit.

How big can a backyard suite be in Newmarket?

A detached suite is capped at the lesser of 10% of the lot or 75 m² (≈807 sq ft) for one storey (100 m² / ≈1,075 sq ft two-storey). Check your address for the specifics.

Can you put a modular home in Newmarket?

Yes. On land you own, a modular home on a permanent foundation is legal residential housing under the Ontario Building Code throughout Newmarket, subject to standard zoning and permits.

How much does a modular home or backyard suite cost in Newmarket?

Modular home models start at $175,696 and run to about $338,000 for the largest layouts; backyard ADU models start at $96,244. Site work, foundation, delivery, and permits are additional.

Can I get a mortgage on a modular home in Newmarket?

Yes — on a permanent foundation it is financed as real property, including via CMHC Prefab Plus (5% down on the first $500,000).

Local rules summarized from Town of Newmarket Zoning By-law 2010-40 (with 1979-50 / 2019-06), ARU provisions; verified by Modular Homes 400 and reviewed by James Clarke, REALTOR®. Always confirm current requirements with the City of Newmarket before you build.

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