90 CAPTAIN MCCALLUM Drive

About this home.

Welcome to this beautiful, detached home nestled in a family-friendly neighbourhood, offering the perfect balance of everyday ease, functional living, and a well-connected location. Located just seconds from expressway access, commuting to Kitchener-Waterloo or Stratford is simple and efficient—ideal for busy families or professionals on the go. You’ll also appreciate being close to schools, parks, and daycare options, making day-to-day life that much easier. Inside, you’ll find a well-designed layout featuring 3+1 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with plenty of room to grow. The bright and inviting living room is a standout, showcasing vaulted ceilings and large windows that fill the space with natural light throughout the day. With southern exposure, the entire home feels warm and welcoming, while also creating an ideal setting for those who enjoy gardening or simply soaking up the sun. The walkout basement offers excellent in-law potential, complete with separate access—perfect for multi-generational living or added flexibility down the road. Step outside to enjoy a thoughtfully designed backyard featuring a raised deck with stairs leading down to a lower patio and green space, along with a storage shed for all your outdoor tools and gardening needs. This is a home that truly blends lifestyle and location, offering space for today and flexibility for tomorrow. (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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