• 1958 sqft , 2 bath , 4 bdrm 2 storey – SALE PENDING CAD459,900 .
in East Galt, Cambridge
OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A LARGE 2 STORY YELLOW BRICK HOME LOCATED NEAR DOWNTOWN GALT. THIS LARGE HOME IS PERFECT FOR A LARGE OR GROWING FAMILY. LOTS OF CHARACTER WITH HARDWOOD FLOORS, LARGE ROOMS, SPACIOUS KITCHEN AND A HOBBY/SITTING ROOM WITH ACCESS TO THE LARGE YARD TO ENJOY. THE GARAGE IS DETACHED AND CAN BE ACCESSED FROM THE BACK LANEWAY.
• 1400 sqft commercial – SALE PENDING CAD1,700 .
MLS® 30784070
in Waterloo East, Waterloo
1400 SQ. FT. INDUSTRIAL CONDO FOR LEASE. $1,700.00 PER MONTH ALL INCLUSIVE EXCEPT FOR UTILITIES. APPROX. 400 SQ FT OF OFFICE SPACE WITH MEZZANINE ABOVE FOR STORAGE. 10 X 12 ROLL UP DOOR- WASHROOM IN OFFICE SPACE AND ALSO IN THE WAREHOUSE AREA. WELL MANAGED BUILDING.
• 2100 sqft , 2 bath , 4 bdrm single story – SALE PENDING CAD895,000 .
MLS® 30783752
in Bloomingdale, Bloomingdale
Backing onto the Banks of the Grand River!!! Stunning. Private. Exceptional. These are just a few words to describe your surroundings at 52 River St. in Bloomingdale. A tranquil .86-acre lot sitting high on the banks of the Grand River, close to hwy 401, Waterloo Wellington airport and only minutes to Kitchener. Built in 1959, this well cared for 4 bedroom, 2-bath bungalow with just over 2000 square feet of finished living space has a natural gas fireplace in the living room and wood burning fireplace in the rec room. Amazing views from every room! Sliding doors from the dining area and master bedroom take you onto a large deck overlooking the beautiful trees and gardens. The basement has a walkout with covered patio. Stroll across the expansive yard and pull up a chair next to the Gunite pool for a little R&R. A truly special home and property, why not make it yours? New furnace in 2017, roof 2014, New Deck 2015, Garden Shed 2017
It might seem counter-intuitive, but buying in the winter—from house-hunting to getting all your worldly belongings from point A to point B—can actually be easier, cheaper, and more convenient than any other time of the year. Here’s why it pays to buy during the colder months.
Spring has always been considered the best time to put a house on the market. Warmer weather inspires buyers to get out and hit the open house circuit, while gardens and outdoor areas tend to show better when they’re not covered in three feet of snow. However, there will always be sellers who need to list their homes in the dead of winter. You’re at a distinct advantage if you’re out pounding the pavement while other would-be homeowners are busy hibernating. Less buyers means less bidding wars, less stress, and more chances for you to score the house of your dreams.
The warmer months are prime buying-and-selling times, so it makes sense that the busiest time for most real estate agents is April through September. The rest of the year, though? Not so much. Make the most of the slow period and work with an agent who can give you 100 per cent of their attention and help you explore all your options. You’ll both be happy when you end up with the perfect home.
When sellers put their houses on the market during the winter months, there’s usually a time-sensitive reason like a new job in a different city, or a baby on the way. Whatever the case, they’re often motivated to sell quickly and close the deal with minimal hassle. Luckily for you, that translates into possible savings. Sellers might accept a low-ball offer when they’re not flooded with other options, or a closing date that fits your schedule. The bottom line? Don’t be afraid to negotiate.
Unlike spring and summer, you don’t have to book a rental truck or moving company weeks (or even months) in advance. It’s pretty easy to score movers and transportation in the off-season, it might just be cheaper also. Moving and rental-truck companies usually offer winter discounts to entice customers, and you can even book weekends—which tends to be impossible in June, July and August—rather than take time off work to get the job done.
Whether you’re looking to have your new place professionally painted before you move in or need an expert to install that gorgeous vintage chandelier, you’ll have an easier time booking tradespeople in the off season. Like movers, tradespeople tend to be less busy in the colder months, when homeowners aren’t as focused on home improvement. You won’t necessarily score crazy deals, but most painters, electricians, and repair technicians will be more than happy to accommodate you.