152 KENT Street North, Simcoe, Ontario, N3Y3S5




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$349,900
Simcoe
This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in Simcoe is for sale offering roughly 1,400 sq ft of space. It has been on the market 16 days, fresher than the Simcoe average of 74 days.
This 3-bedroom, 2 bath Home is full of potential, with large principal rooms, updated bathroom, recent flooring in bedrooms and freshly painted. Large, fenced back yard and a great location. Close to the downtown core area, as well schools, parks (including the Christmas Panorama at Wellington Park) and all other amenities. Great value for first-time buyers, young families, and investors. (id:66096)
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Active: 16 days on market, against an average age of 74 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
This 3-bed single family in Simcoe has been listed for 16 days, which is 58 days fresher than the city average of 74. Act while there is still low competition.
Approximate location — exact address confirmed upon showing
This home lists at $349,900, about 4.5× the local median household income of $77,500.
Carrying it typically needs a household income of about $68,348 (20% down, 25-yr amortization, stress-tested) — within reach of the area median.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census (FSA N3Y)
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