67 THEODORE SCHULER Boulevard

About this home.

Talk about class, style and sophistication! This well maintained and updated family home has all that and more while being located on a family friendly street in a desirable New Hamburg neighbourhood. The moment you enter the front door you're greeted by a spacious foyer and hallway offering up loads of space for the kids to get ready for school. The open concept main floor is carpet free with hardwood flooring, 9' ceilings, tall baseboards and brushed gold accents. On this level there is a convenient laundry/mudroom off the double car garage, a 2pc bath and kitchen with updated quartz countertops and designer appliances open to the dinette and living room with feature wall. Just off the dinette is a recently added 160 sq ft 3 season room wrapped in glass panels that all open up to the landscaped and fenced yard. The versatility of this room is a wonderful extension of the indoor and outdoor living space while creating a perfect place for family meals, morning coffees and afternoon bevys. Up on the second floor there are 3 large bedrooms including a primary suite with walk in closet and ensuite bath, a 4pc main bath and a home office or potential 4th bedroom depending on your needs. But wait....the basement is also finished with a large recroom, separate bedroom with a 3pc ensuite bath as well, a great place for your overnight guests or high schooler! (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against New Hamburg.

New Hamburg accounted for half of Wilmot's recent sales, with 16 deals and 34 active listings, making it the busiest part of the township over this 30-day period. The average price was $762,113, below the Wilmot average of $816,397, while homes sold slightly faster than the city average at 19 days. Buyers paid 97.59 percent of list on average, which points to steady demand but still some room for negotiation. Activity was split between 12 freehold sales and 4 condo sales, with condos trading at notably higher prices than freeholds here.

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