381 TIMLOCK Place

About this home.

You know a good street the moment you turn onto it. This one has mature trees, an easy quiet, and houses that rarely come up for sale, because once people land here, they tend to stop looking. The main floor is fully accessible, built for the way life actually unfolds day to day, and the primary suite lives right here too, ensuite renovated in 2021, zero stairs between you and any part of your routine. Simple, smart, and the kind of thing you'll be grateful for long after move-in day. Two fireplaces, two completely different moods. The living room's custom gas fireplace is made for slow, quiet nights. Down the hall, the family room plays a different game entirely, a WETT-certified wood burning fireplace that turns an ordinary Tuesday into something worth showing up for. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a full bath give everyone room to spread out. Downstairs, the finished basement is fully move-in ready as-is, with plenty of room to make it yours whenever you're ready for a refresh. Every update here was made by people who planned to stay for good: new flooring, a reverse osmosis system, and a brand new sump pump, all in 2026. Then step outside to a deck with a natural gas fire table, built for the first warm night of the year and every one after it. Minutes to UW, Laurier, Grey Silo, and the Waterloo Rec Complex, close enough for convenience, far enough to feel like its own world. Homes on this street rarely change hands. This is your shot. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against Lexington/Lincoln Village.

Lexington/Lincoln Village recorded 12 sales and 29 active listings, a moderate level of turnover with enough inventory to keep conditions balanced. The average sale price was $711,500, below Waterloo's average, while homes sold in just under 20 days and achieved 96.59% of list, a touch firmer than the city overall. The neighbourhood saw 9 freehold sales and 3 condo sales, with condos moving especially quickly. Overall, this is a fairly steady market where mid-priced homes are still drawing timely interest.

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