330 DEARBORN Boulevard Unit# 7

About this home.

Welcome to 330 Dearborn Blvd, Unit #7 in Waterloo—a well-maintained condo townhouse that’s been stylishly updated and offers exceptional value for both investors and first-time buyers. This home features three spacious bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a single-car garage, and a fully finished walk-out basement. The main floor showcases a bright, open-concept layout with a large kitchen, separate dining area, and a lot of cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and perfect for a family living and entertaining. You’ll also find a convenient 2-piece bathroom and a spacious living room with a vaulted ceiling, cozy gas fireplace, and sliding doors leading to an elevated deck. Upstairs, the home offers three well-sized bedrooms and full bathrooms, while the carpet-free main floor enhances both style and ease of maintenance. The fully finished walk-out basement adds even more living space, featuring an additional bedroom, a large recreation room, and a full bathroom—ideal for extended family or guests. Enjoy a generous backyard and parking for two vehicles one in Garage and one driveway. Conveniently located near parks, schools, public transit, Conestoga Mall, Wilfrid Laurier University, the University of Waterloo, and Conestoga College (Waterloo campus), this home truly checks all the boxes. Don’t miss this opportunity—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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