236 NEILSON Avenue

About this home.

Welcome to 236 Neilson Avenue — a stunning custom-built luxury home in Waterloo's Lincoln Heights, minutes from the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier, Conestoga Mall, and Highway 85. The massive stamped concrete driveway sets the tone the moment you arrive. Step inside to soaring 9-foot ceilings, wide plank engineered hardwood floors, and an open-concept main floor flooded with natural light. The main level features a versatile flex space with its own full bathroom — perfect as a home office, bedroom, in-law setup, or lounge. The chef's kitchen impresses with a 10-foot quartz island, high-end built-in appliances, stone backsplash, soft-close dual-tone wood cabinetry, and a dedicated water filtration system. Just off the kitchen, the sunroom with skylight is your year-round retreat for work, reading, or unwinding. Entertain effortlessly with a built-in 5.1 surround sound system and Sonos-powered ceiling speakers throughout. Upstairs, four generous bedrooms and three full bathrooms include a luxurious primary suite with 5-piece ensuite and specialized roller shutters for total privacy. The fully finished basement offers two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a spacious rec room — ideal as a mortgage helper, in-law suite, or family retreat. Outside, over 1,100 square feet of interlocking stonework and beautiful gardens create the perfect entertaining oasis. The finished garage features built-in shelving, smart openers, and pre-installed Level 2 EV charger wiring. Refined, move-in-ready luxury — book your private showing today! (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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