139 BRIGHTON Street Unit# 11A

About this home.

Welcome to 139 Brighton Street, Unit #11A — a bright and spacious condo nestled in the heart of Waterloo! Located close to the Uptown Area of Waterloo while still being tucked within a quiet community. This well-positioned unit features comfortable living spaces and a functional layout ideal for everyday living needs. The kitchen offers ample cabinetry, generous counter space, and a convenient island, making it perfect for both cooking and entertaining. The dining area opens onto a private balcony — a great spot to enjoy your morning coffee or relax at the end of the day. Additional highlights include second-floor laundry and plenty of storage throughout, combining practicality with charm. Located just minutes from both University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, this property is perfect for students, professionals, or anyone seeking a quiet home in a prime location. The neighborhood offers easy access to everyday essentials, including grocery stores, cafés, and restaurants in Uptown Waterloo. Enjoy the outdoors at nearby Waterloo Park, featuring scenic trails, bike paths, and beautiful green spaces. For shopping, Conestoga Mall is just a short drive away. Commuting is effortless with nearby major bus routes connecting into the ION light rail system and quick connections to Highway 85. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or looking for a cozy home in a peaceful neighborhood, this condo presents an excellent opportunity. Don’t miss your chance to own a fantastic property in one of Waterloo’s most desirable areas! (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against Glenridge/Lincoln Heights.

Glenridge/Lincoln Heights posted 10 sales and 31 active listings, giving buyers a fair amount of choice in a market that leaned softer than Waterloo overall. The average price came in at $622,880, well below the city average, while homes took nearly 35 days to sell and closed at 92.29% of list, showing more negotiation than most Waterloo neighbourhoods. Activity was split between 6 freeholds and 4 condos, and the price gap between those segments is wide enough to make this one of the more mixed markets in the city right now. Overall, this looks like a value-oriented area where pricing discipline matters.

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