129 MOORE Avenue S

About this home.

RMU ZONING in quiet sought-after midtown location next to the spurline trail. It's a short walk to either downtown Kitchener or Uptown Waterloo. Family-friendly neighborhood close to schools, transit, shopping, and easy access to the highway. Fantastic investment and professionally renovated. Replaced & upgraded thru-out including 200 amp service, wiring, plumbing, furnace, kitchens, quartz tops, bathrooms, new flooring including porcelain tiles, all interior & exterior doors, baseboards & trim, windows, paint, roof on garage. This Superb home is renovated from top to bottom on a fantastic premium fenced lot. Main floor has 2 bedrooms, livingroom, bathroom, kitchen and large back deck. The second floor is equipped with two bedrooms, kitchen, and bathroom. The full in-law suite with separate entrance is ready to use as an investment property, mortgage helper or multi-generational household. The basement also has the potential for a two bedroom apartment with a separate entrance. Lots of parking available, two separate driveways, Huge 19' x 22' garage/workshop or business building. The RMU ZONING allows for many different uses. You can live and work at the property! Convert the 19' X 22' detached building to suite your business needs with lots of parking for all uses. The ZONING on the residential building allows for multiple residential units and has the in-law sweet already or could easily be converted into a five bedroom family home. Huge yard on this 50' X 140' lot for any of your needs. This is a very attractive property for any family, business owner or as tremendous investment property. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against Uptown Waterloo/Westmount.

Uptown Waterloo/Westmount posted 13 sales and 45 active listings, making it one of the city's more active but also more varied markets. The average price was $925,500, above the Waterloo average, homes took about 26 days to sell, and deals closed at 95.81% of list, which suggests broadly balanced conditions overall. Under that headline, the neighbourhood is split: freeholds moved very quickly and at much higher prices, while condo inventory was far deeper and slower to clear. This is a neighbourhood where property type matters a lot more than the top-line average suggests.

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