302 BLUEVALE Street N Unit# C

About this home.

Set near the top of the quiet complex of Hillside Terrace, just two turns away from the expressway at University Avenue East, steps from groceries, banking, a pharmacy and more at Glenridge Plaza, walkable to schools, churches and the Moses Springer Community Centre, and 5 minutes driving time from Uptown Waterloo and all three major regional post-secondary institutions, is this tidy three-bedroom condominium townhouse. 302C Bluevale Street North offers wonderfully affordable living across three levels of fully finished space. Step in from your covered front porch, and on into the welcoming main level, which features a powder room immediately to the right of the foyer, with the hall leading into an updated kitchen just off from the bright and open primary living space. This living/dining space steps directly out to the fully fenced rear deck – a great space to privately entertain friends and family, especially with BBQ season once again right around the corner! Back inside and upstairs lie three good sized and naturally lit bedrooms, along with the family bathroom. All the way downstairs is a fully finished basement, currently set up as a fourth bedroom, but perfectly adaptable to return to duty as a rec space. Your in-home laundry setup lies in the utility room off to the side, with an additional three-piece washroom on this level, too. Private parking comes care of the attached single garage, with room for an additional vehicle in the single driveway. Low maintenance, affordable, comfortable and convenient – a better lifestyle awaits you on Bluevale! (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against Glenridge/Lincoln Heights.

Glenridge/Lincoln Heights posted 10 sales and 31 active listings, giving buyers a fair amount of choice in a market that leaned softer than Waterloo overall. The average price came in at $622,880, well below the city average, while homes took nearly 35 days to sell and closed at 92.29% of list, showing more negotiation than most Waterloo neighbourhoods. Activity was split between 6 freeholds and 4 condos, and the price gap between those segments is wide enough to make this one of the more mixed markets in the city right now. Overall, this looks like a value-oriented area where pricing discipline matters.

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