188 KING Street S Unit# 310

About this home.

Welcome to Unit 310 at 188 King Street South, ideally located in the heart of Waterloo. Situated in the highly desirable Red Condo building, this residence offers a perfect blend of style, comfort, and convenience in one of the city’s most vibrant and walkable neighbourhoods.This oversized 820 sqft, one-bedroom suite offers a functional and spacious layout with an upgraded kitchen, perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The open-concept living and dining area is filled with natural light from the massive window and features a cozy gas fireplace—ideal for relaxing evenings or hosting guests. A built-in Murphy bed in the living area adds exceptional versatility, creating a comfortable guest space or flexible second sleeping area without compromising the openness of the layout. A rare highlight of this unit is the convenient 4-piece bathroom, complete with both a walk-in shower and a bathtub, providing flexibility and comfort that is hard to find in similar units. Additional convenience includes a storage locker located on the same floor, making access simple and practical. The unit also comes with one ground-level parking space, along with access to an EV charging station available exclusively to residents with parking in this area. Enjoy a prime location steps from restaurants, cafés, shopping, transit, and all the amenities that Uptown Waterloo has to offer. (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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