



$329,900
Sarnia
142/ 144 Mitton Street, Sarnia, Ontario, N7T3T7
This industrial property in Sarnia is for sale.
Exceptional investment opportunity in the desirable 5 Corners neighborhood. Zoned GC1, this versatile mixed-use property is currently operating as a triplex AND also features an updated and fully separated commercial kitchen space available for lease. Each of the Three residential units is well cared for and there is onsite parking. The main floor commercial area is well planned for both the functional kitchen, and storefront area. This property offers excellent income potential and flexibility for a variety of uses. Ideally located with close proximity to downtown, shopping, dining, and amenities, this well-cared-for property is perfectly positioned for both residential and commercial appeal. Expand your portfolio and secure a unique multi-use asset in a prime location. Please reach out to listing agent for additional information. (id:66096)
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Long Listed: 97 days on market, against an average age of 68 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
Homes here sell faster than most markets
Sold homes in this market spent an average of 36 days on the market over the past year, against a median of 48 days across the markets we publish.
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This home lists at $329,900, about 5.6× the local median household income of $58,400.
Carrying it typically needs a household income of about $64,441 (20% down, 25-yr amortization, stress-tested) — roughly 10% above the area median.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census (FSA N7T)
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