There are so many things to love about this fabulous 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo with one underground parking spot, located in midtown, between Uptown Waterloo and Downtown Kitchener! Superb urban location with all the advantages of city living, yet the unit is located on the back, quiet side of the building. Floor-to-ceiling windows (with convenient motorized Hunter Douglas blinds) frame captivating views of both the charming old neighborhood and urban landmarks, including the Google Building and downtown skyline. Step into the heart of the home, where the chef will love the sleek kitchen featuring tall cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel subway tile backsplash and an oversized island—perfect for all sorts of culinary adventures! Two balconies beckon, offering diverse perspectives – one is right off the living room and presents dynamic scenes of King Street, while the second, larger balcony extends along the quieter back side of the building. The primary suite boasts 2 closets, one walk-in and one a double, and a luxurious 3-piece ensuite bath. The second bedroom with walk-in closet offers versatility and could be used as a cozy den or home office. There is an owned storage locker conveniently situated near the door to the suite. In addition to being located right on the ION (LRT) on King Street, the building is near the Kitchener Go Station and there are future plans for a transit hub at King and Victoria. Walking distance to Kitchener Go Station.
Property Type:
Residential
Property SubType:
Condo/Apt Unit
Year built:
2017
(Age: 7)
Listing General Location:
114 - Uptown Waterloo/North Ward, 1 - Waterloo East
Data was last updated October 6, 2024 at 01:50 AM (UTC)
Area Statistics
Listings on market:
26
Avg list price:
$740,228
Min list price:
$379,900
Max list price:
$1,586,000
Avg days on market:
25
Min days on market:
2
Max days on market:
296
Avg price per sq.ft.:
$519.17
These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type
and located in
114 - Uptown Waterloo/North Ward. Average values are
derived using median calculations.