Caledon · Bolton to Caledon East
Tenant placement in Caledon: Bolton, Mayfield West and the villages
We price, list, show and screen, then prepare the Ontario standard lease or a customized lease for your Caledon rental. You approve the tenant. One flat fee of one month's rent plus HST, paid only when they sign.
Free · No obligation · $0 until your tenant signs · 10-Month replacement guarantee
In short
Zola places screened tenants in Caledon houses, townhouses and additional units, from Bolton and Mayfield West to the villages. Caledon began licensing rentals on September 8, 2026, starting with short-term rentals, and long-term rentals follow in 2027. Most residential zones allow up to three additional units. You pay one month's rent plus HST when your tenant signs.
Caledon rules to know before you rent
We don't have Caledon reviews to show yet, so here are the Town's own rules, and where to check them.
- Rental licensing has startedCaledon launched its Residential Rental Licensing program on September 8, 2026. Short-term rentals need a licence now; long-term rentals follow in 2027. Homes with a licence must meet the Building and Fire Codes and the Town's property standards, and may be inspected.Source: Town of Caledon, Residential Rental Licensing program (September 8, 2026), checked October 18, 2026
- Up to three added units, one of them detachedCaledon's zoning allows up to three additional residential units in most residential zones, with one in a detached building outside the front yard. In rural and protected areas, provincial plans such as the Greenbelt and Oak Ridges Moraine can lower that number.Source: Town of Caledon, zoning by-law section 6 (revised November 25, 2025), checked October 18, 2026
- Parking and a clear path to the doorEach added unit needs one parking space, except the first one in residential zones within 400 metres of a transit stop. There must also be a clear path, at least 1.2 metres wide, from the street to the unit's entrance.Source: Town of Caledon, zoning by-law section 6 (revised November 25, 2025), checked October 18, 2026
These are summaries to help you plan, not legal advice. Check the Town's pages for your own property.
What we place in Caledon
Every Caledon placement uses the same process and the same flat fee.
- Tenant placementLandlords with a condo, house, basement unit, multiplex or apartment building to rent.
- CondosCondo owners renting out a unit, including owners who live abroad.
- Basement apartmentsHomeowners renting a basement or second unit, often for the first time.
- Houses and townhomesOwners renting a detached, semi-detached house or townhouse.
- Multiplexes and apartment buildingsOwners of duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and apartment buildings of any size.
- Tenant screeningLandlords who want an applicant's income, identity and history checked properly.
Renting in Caledon: what we see
Caledon is a big, mostly rural town with a few growing urban areas, and its rentals run from new subdivision basements to farmhouses.
Bolton
The largest community, with houses, townhouses and basement units near Highway 50 and the industrial and warehouse jobs around it. Commuters to Brampton, Vaughan and the airport area ask about parking first.
Mayfield West and south Caledon
Newer subdivisions next to Brampton along Hurontario Street and Highway 410, where many houses have basement units. Tenants often work in Brampton or Mississauga.
Caledon East, Inglewood and the countryside
Village homes and farmhouses, many on wells and septic. We write water, heating fuel, snow clearing and lawn care into the lease, and check whether the property needs a licence once long-term licensing starts.
Caledon rental rules at a glance
| Rental licence or unit registration | Residential Rental Licensing started September 8, 2026: short-term rentals first, long-term rentals in 2027. Source: rental licence or unit registration |
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| Short-term rentals | A licence since September 2026, under the new Residential Rental Licensing program. Source: short-term rentals |
| Additional units | Up to three additional units in most residential zones, one of them detached; fewer under the Greenbelt and Oak Ridges Moraine plans. Source: additional units |
Checked October 18, 2026. Ontario-wide rules apply everywhere; we list only the local ones we found. Compare Caledon with other Ontario cities
Where we work in Caledon
We work across Caledon by appointment and meet you and your applicants at the property, in town or in the country.
- Bolton
- Mayfield West
- Caledon East
- Caledon Village
- Inglewood
- Alton
- Cheltenham
- Palgrave
- Valleywood
How it works in Caledon
A free strategy call on day 1, with a rental market analysis for your area; professional photos and a listing live within 12 to 24 hours; then showings, screening and a signed lease, usually about three weeks in all. You pay one month's rent plus HST when your tenant signs.
Caledon questions
Do I need a licence to rent out my Caledon house?
For a short-term rental, yes, since September 8, 2026. For a long-term rental, the Town says licensing follows in 2027. We'll keep the requirements in mind when we rent your place, and tell you when they apply.
Can I add a basement unit to my Bolton house?
Most residential zones in Caledon allow up to three additional units, with a building permit and one parking space per unit in most cases.
Do you rent rural Caledon properties?
Yes. For homes on a well and septic system, we make sure the lease says who tests the water, pays for heating fuel and clears the long driveway.
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