1600 Adelaide St #909, London North, Ontario N5X 3H6
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Description
Welcome to 1600 Adelaide Street North, Suite 909! This beautiful 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit offers an open concept floor plan with lots of natural light. This main living area features a warm , inviting and spacious living room with dedicated dining area, a modern updated kitchen with 5 appliances, lots of cabinets and a breakfast nook. Situated on the ninth floor this unit has a sweeping northeast view of the city and overlooks the beautiful park area, greenspace below. With the in-suite laundry and ample storage also included, this unit delivers both convenience and comfort and includes a work-out gym featuring a variety of equipment! Located just minutes from the University of Western Ontario, Kings College, and YMCA, Masonville mall and within walking distance of local area public and secondary schools. Water heater owned (Aug 2025). Condo fees include water and one designated parking space. Extra parking spot is $45/monthly. The condition location and price are unbeatable and offer a great opportunity for the first time buyers, those downsizing and those looking for a great investment opportunity as well. On bus route, and walking distance to Sobeys, Rexall Drug Store, Home Depot!
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Features
Main Floor
Living
5.46 x 3.42nd Br
4.42 x 2.67Kitchen
5.08 x 3.24Dining
1.75 x 3.4Exterior
Parking
Garage spaces -
Garage type -
Total parking spaces 1
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