250 HOSTETLER Road Unit# 7

About this home.

This 2013 bungalow townhome is ideal for those looking for low-maintenance living backing onto green space! The covered front porch is a welcoming entry, or come through the wheelchair lift in the garage (protecting you from the weather). Both lead into a spacious foyer and into the open concept living space. With hardwood floors, potlights and California knock down ceilings. The kitchen is the heart of the home here, with dark wood cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and convenient 3 seater island. Made for gatherings, the living areas include enough space for a proper dining table, as well as a stone-clad gas fireplace creating a beautiful feature. The room is flooded with natural light from the wide sliding patio doors. The home backs onto the arboretum, creating a lovely view and feel of privacy and serenity right from your home. Off the living room, you’ll find an oversized primary suite complete with a view of the back garden and arboretum, double closets, and it’s own ensuite bath. The ensuite has a barrier-free roll in shower, double sinks, and built in linen storage. A second main floor bedroom and second full bathroom complete the main floor. It’s a straight run downstairs, leading to a large cozy rec room. Another bedroom and full bath are located just at the bottom of the stairs, providing room for a small family to spread out or a great guest space. The remainder of the basement remains mostly unfinished for your personal touch. With an area currently set up as a bedroom, it would make an ideal office! The back basement would be a great play room, home gym, or huge storage area. The home has a variety of features to accommodate wheelchair accessible needs if required. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against New Hamburg.

New Hamburg accounted for half of Wilmot's recent sales, with 16 deals and 34 active listings, making it the busiest part of the township over this 30-day period. The average price was $762,113, below the Wilmot average of $816,397, while homes sold slightly faster than the city average at 19 days. Buyers paid 97.59 percent of list on average, which points to steady demand but still some room for negotiation. Activity was split between 12 freehold sales and 4 condo sales, with condos trading at notably higher prices than freeholds here.

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