44 LASCHINGER Boulevard

About this home.

Curb appeal at its finest in this custom-built 3+1 bedroom, 3 bath bungalow with double-car garage, ideally situated on a desirable tree-lined street full of character. The striking stucco exterior makes a wonderful first impression, while inside, bright maple hardwood flooring flows through the living and dining rooms and into the kitchen, dinette, and great room. Designed with both comfort and entertaining in mind, the open-concept kitchen overlooks the dinette and family room, where a cozy gas fireplace and an abundance of windows provide beautiful views of the private, fully fenced, treed backyard. Sliding doors from the dinette lead to two decks, with a covered area creating the perfect setting for outdoor enjoyment. The spacious primary bedroom is bright and inviting, complete with a walk-in closet and 4-piece ensuite. Two additional bedrooms, a 4-piece main bath with large linen closet, and main floor laundry add to the home’s functionality. The finished basement extends the living space with a large rec room featuring a gas fireplace and bar, an additional bedroom, 3-piece bath, and cold cellar. Additional updates include a new furnace and A/C in 2024, plus a one-year-old water softener. Located in the welcoming full-service town of New Hamburg, close to the highway, trails, shopping, and restaurants, this is truly a must-see home. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against New Hamburg.

New Hamburg led Wilmot with 11 of the city's 24 sales and 32 active listings, making it the busiest and most well-supplied neighbourhood in the township this month. The average sale price was $734,445, slightly below the Wilmot average, but homes moved much faster at just 15 days on market and sold a touch closer to asking at 97.06 percent of list. Activity was split between 9 freehold sales and 2 condo sales, with the condo side sitting at a much higher price point. Right now, New Hamburg looks like the most active part of Wilmot, with steady buyer demand but enough inventory to keep conditions from getting too tight.

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