26 KING Street E

About this home.

Welcome to a truly one-of-a-kind multi-residential opportunity in the heart of downtown Kitchener—where modern design meets exceptional flexibility. Completed in 2025, this architecturally striking property features two beautifully designed residential units, making it an ideal opportunity for investors, multi-generational living, or those looking to offset their mortgage with rental income. Spanning over 3,200 sq ft, the building showcases innovative design and thoughtful layouts throughout. Each unit offers its own private entrance, dedicated hallway, and staircase, ensuring complete independence and privacy. Unit A is filled with character, highlighted by a dramatic two-storey window overlooking lively King Street. Unique rounded ceiling details soften the modern aesthetic, while the loft-style primary suite features a glass-railed overlook to the living space below. The upper-level bedroom includes a full ensuite, complemented by a stylish main-floor powder room. A private rooftop patio provides the perfect urban escape. Unit B offers a similarly impressive layout with its own distinct appeal. A striking two-storey window frames views of Goudies Lane, while a private balcony extends the living space outdoors. The upper-level suite includes a full ensuite and open-to-below design, along with a convenient main-floor powder room. A rooftop patio with sweeping skyline views completes this exceptional unit. Designed with both lifestyle and investment in mind, this property offers incredible income potential in a highly desirable urban setting. A small ground-level commercial space is also included, adding flexibility for future use. With a Walk Score of 99, you’re just steps from the Kitchener Market, ION LRT, cafés, restaurants, nightlife, shopping, and Centre in the Square. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against Downtown/Rockway/S. Ward.

Downtown/Rockway/S. Ward had only 3 sales but 43 active listings, making it one of the softer markets in the city by supply balance. The average price was $522,000, well below the city average, and homes sold in 13 days at 97.75 percent of list, so the few successful listings moved efficiently. The challenge here is depth of demand rather than pricing on the homes that do sell. This is a neighbourhood where condos heavily shape the overall picture.

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