218 Neff Street, Port Colborne (Main Street), Ontario, L3K3T6




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$459,900
Port Colborne
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Port Colborne is for sale offering roughly 900 sq ft of space. Listed at $459,900, it is attractively priced about 12% below the $519,900 median asking price in Port Colborne. It has been on the market 51 days, fresher than the Port Colborne average of 85 days.
Turn-key peace of mind meets endless potential at 218 Neff Street, featuring a bright 1+1 bedroom layout, expansive sunroom, detached garage, and major updates including newer siding, windows, doors, furnace, and central A/C. With the big-ticket items already handled, simply bring your cosmetic touches to make this space entirely your own. (id:66096)
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Long Listed: 51 days on market, against an average age of 85 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
This 2-bed single family in Port Colborne (Main Street) has been listed for 51 days, which is 34 days fresher than the city average of 85. Act while there is still low competition.
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This home lists at $459,900, about 6.6× the local median household income of $70,000.
Carrying it typically needs a household income of about $89,835 (20% down, 25-yr amortization, stress-tested) — roughly 28% above the area median.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census (FSA L3K)
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