Brampton Real Estate Update

As the Brampton real estate market grows, new subdivisions continue to pop up around the city.  By now, you’ve probably heard that Daniels is set to introduce a new townhouse community in Brampton.  Here is a brief overview of what to expect for this new corner of Brampton and how you can register for the preview.

Where will it be located?
You’ll find this new neighbourhood on Bramalea Rd., just north of Sandalwood Parkway.

What kind of homes will be available for purchase?
150 townhouses will be available in 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom layouts.  The square footage will range from 529 – 1305 square feet.

How much will these homes cost?
Pricing will start at $159,900.  More pricing will be determined soon.  If you would like to be updated on pricing, please leave me a comment at the end of this article.

How much deposit will be required?

1. $2,500 upon signing the Agreement of Purchase and Sale
2. An additional $2,500 10 days after purchasing the home
3. $1,000 each month until you reach 5% of the purchase price

What about HST?
The HST will be included in the price already.

How soon can you move into your home?
Anywhere between 30-90 days of the purchase.

I’m interested in registering, what do I do?
You can either contact me here or call me directly at 416-917-7770.

I’ve heard that lining up for registration is insane!  What’s it like?

If you’re interested in purchasing one of these homes, contact me first to find out more about the process and what it entails!  Always be informed and have sound real estate advice.  In the meantime, check out this video from the recent registrations for Daniel’s FirstHome in Mississauga.

Brampton real estate market: January 2010

(Click for December 2009 Brampton market report)

There was a dramatic difference between January of this year compared to last year when we were emerging from our real estate downturn.  The average sale price increased by 19% compared to the same month last year.

The average time it took to sell a home continues to hover around 27 – 28 days, which is great for the winter months.  The Brampton real estate market has done considerably well.

In January of 2010, Brampton had only 967 active listings on the market, 917 of which were new listings. There were 499 recorded sales in this month. Here is the break down according to areas in Brampton.

Brampton Real Estate Market Report
W23 (Any area in Brampton west of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $335,417
Median sale price: $327,625
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 28 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 170
Average sale price: $379,195
Median sale price: $370,000
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 71
Average sale price: $294,357
Median sale price: $289,000
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 8
Average sale price: $190,244
Median sale price: $186,000
Average % of listing price a condo sold for: 96% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 14
Average sale price: $228,507
Median sale price: $239,000
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 35
Average sale price: $280,671
Median sale price: $279,900
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

Brampton Real Estate Market Report
W24 (Any area in Brampton east of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $367,424
Median sale price: $349,900
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 27 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 115
Average sale price: $455,193
Median sale price: $451,000
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 28
Average sale price: $303,214
Median sale price: $295,250
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 20
Average sale price: $167,185
Median sale price: $171,000
Average % of listing price a condo sold for: 97% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 15
Average sale price: $197,633
Median sale price: $194,000
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 97% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 20
Average sale price: $285,195
Median sale price: $289,000
Average % of listing price a home sold for: 98% of asking price

If you are looking for specific Brampton real estate sales numbers for your neighbourhood or street, please contact me!

New Mortgage Rules You Need To Know

Hi everyone

By now you’ve probably heard or read in the news that the federal government is making changes to mortgage rules to ensure that Canadians don’t take on more debt.  There is a lot of confusion regarding whether or not buyers will be required to provide a larger down payment or have to meet stricter qualifications.  So what are these changes and how do they affect you?

There are 3 major changes you’ll need to know about:

1. Qualifying at a 5 year rate
   All borrowers will be required to meet the standards for a five-year fixed rate mortgage even if they choose a mortgage with a lower interest rate and shorter terms.
   
   
2. Refinancing limited to 90% of the loan-to-value ratio
   Currently, borrowers are able to refinance their mortgage up to 95% of the property value.  This amount has now been reduced to 90%, in order to help homeowners maintain equity in their home.
3. Minimum 20% down payment required on non-owner-occupied properties
   A 20% down payment will now be required for small (ex. 1 – 4 unit) residential rental properties if the owner does not occupy the property.  If the owner intends to live on the property (ie. a rental property), they will still be able to purchase the property with only 5% down.

These changes will go into effect on April 19, 2010.

For more details, visit my thread on my message board.

Buying a home in Brampton with no money down

If you’re thinking of buying a home in Brampton soon and are worried about coming up with a down payment, there is still a zero down mortgage program available for you to explore. Essentially, what you would be getting is a cash back from the lender that you would apply as your down payment.

This mortgage program is a lifesaver for those who want to take advantage of the low interest rates and brisk real estate market in Brampton, but don’t have enough cash in the bank as a down payment.  The interest rate will not be as low as a regular mortgage with 5% down, but it does get home buyers into a position where they can own their own home at an affordable monthly mortgage payment.

Here are some quick details:

• A minimum of 650 credit score is required
• Maximum cash back from this program is $25,000
• Amortization is 35 years
• Mortgage is calculated on a 5 year at the posted rate (currently 5.39%)

If you’re currently renting and am considering owning a home, but don’t have the cash for a down payment, this program may be for you.  Don’t let this strong Brampton real estate market pass you by!

For more details, visit my thread on my message board.  If you would like to see if you can qualify for this mortgage program, leave me a comment here or email me!

Hi everyone

I just wanted to update everyone on another house I have available in Brampton for sale.  This beautiful semi-detached home is only 1.5 years old and is located in the northwest corner of Brampton, in a very popular neighbourhood.  The house is sunny and inviting, and is in move-in condition.  The great room is spacious and perfect for entertaining the family, while the kitchen features gleaming ceramic tiles and new appliances.  The breakfast area is very sunny and walks out onto the patio in the backyard.  The entire house has brand new carpeting.

The master bedroom features an ensuite bathroom with a glass shower door and a walk-in closet.

If you’d like more information about this property or would like to see it, please leave a comment after this post.

Video Walk Through Tour

Hi everyone!

In a previous post, I covered Park Place Condos.  Here’s a quick start guide to the other big condo development that is coming up in Brampton. Blade Condos is currently under construction. Read ahead to find out more details on this condo project!

Where is it located?

The official address of this building will be 45 Railroad St., and it will be located in the heart of Brampton, directly across from the GO Station and will be occupying the former Dominion Skate Factory.  Below is a picture of the site before contruction:

Who’s the builder?

Preston Group.

How tall will it be?

26 storeys.

What kind of suites will they have available?

• One bedroom
• One bedroom + den
• Two bedroom
• Two bedroom + den

What are square footages on these units?

The one bedroom units range anywhere between 571 – 831 square feet. The two bedroom units range anywhere between 900 – 1116 square feet.

What amenities will the building feature?

1. Security
2. Skating oval that converts into a walking track in the summer
3. Fitness room
4. Swimming pool
5. Whirlpool
6. Al Fresco Dining Area
7. Yoga room

Are there prices or floor plans available?

Prices start at $179,900.  Please contact me and I’ll be happy to provide them for you.

Well, here’s the first of many videos to come.  I’ve been meaning to start video blogging for a long time now, but I’ve always preferred text for many reasons.  Some future topics will include buying and selling strategies, Brampton related stories, and other community information.

I welcome any comments, good or bad!  In the meantime, if anyone has any real estate topics they’d like covered, I’ll be glad to throw together a video.  And I promise to shave for the next video.

As promised, here are the final selling prices for homes in the W24 district of Brampton (anywhere East of Highway 410) for 2009.

I’ve just finished compiling the final selling prices for all homes in the W23 district of Brampton (that’s anywhere West of Highway 410) for 2009. I’ll be working on the numbers for W24 and have them posted shortly.

Hope this chart will provide useful for some of you!

Hi everyone!

Here’s a quick start guide to one of the new condos that are coming up in Brampton.  Park Place is currently under construction.  Read ahead to find out more details on this condo project!

Where is it located?

The official address of this building will be 4 James St., and it will be located in the heart of Brampton close to City Hall and Rose Theatre.

Who’s the builder?

Inzola.

How tall will it be?

27 storeys with a beautiful 2 storey lobby.

What kind of suites will they have available?

• One bedroom + terrace
• One bedroom + den + terrace
• Two bedroom + terrace
• Two bedroom + den + terrace

What are square footages on these units?

The one bedroom units range anywhere between 612 – 743 square feet.  The two bedroom units range anywhere between 887 – 1764 square feet.

What amenities will the building feature?

1. Security
2. Library
3. Yoga Studio
4. Fitness Room
5. Home Theatre
6. Party Room
7. Dining Room
8. Billiards Room
9. Boardroom
10. Cards Room
11. BBQ Patio
12. Guest Suite

Are there prices or floor plans available?

Please contact me and I’ll be happy to provide them for you.

Can I see what the building looks like?

You can access a live webcam that shows the construction of the building.

One of the most frequent questions I get from clients is about the upcoming Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) and how it will affect the purchase of a home.  Here is the breakdown of the rules:

When does the HST take effect?

July 1, 2010.

How much tax will I be paying in total?

13% (That’s 5% GST + 8% PST).

I’m buying a resale home, so will I have to pay this HST?

Good news!  The answer is NO!  If you’re buying a resale home, you simply pay the purchase price as usual.

I’m thinking of buying a new home from the builder, so will I have to pay this HST?

Ouch, yes you do!

But wait, I heard there is some sort of rebate program in place if I bought a brand new home?

The Province is proposing a rebate so that new homes across all price ranges would receive a 75 per cent rebate of the provincial portion of the single sales tax on the first $400,000. For new homes under $400,000, this would mean, on average, no additional tax amount compared to the current system.

Is there anything else that I would have to pay HST on?

Unfortunately, they’re hitting you everywhere.  You’ll be paying HST on legal fees, moving costs, home inspection fees, and real estate commissions.

Where can I find out the full details of this tax and how it works?

You can read all the exciting details right here.

December 2009

December sales across the GTA showed a 17% increase over the same month of 2008.  Overall in 2009, home prices increased by 4%.

The average time it took to sell a home continued to stay brisk at an average of 27 days, contributing the trend of low inventory of homes in Brampton.

In December of 2009, Brampton had only 849 active listings on the market, 517 of which were new listings. There were 502 recorded sales in this month. Here is the break down according to areas in Brampton.

W23 (Any area in Brampton west of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $330,180
Median sale price: $315,250
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 26 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 180
Average sale price: $374,110
Median sale price: $359,500
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 60
Average sale price: $283,292
Median sale price: $285,450
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 99% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 5
Average sale price: $200,300
Median sale price: $205,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 22
Average sale price: $209,345
Median sale price: $203,500
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 32
Average sale price: $275,361
Median sale price: $266,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

W24 (Any area in Brampton east of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $341,958
Median sale price: $333,000
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 27 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 103
Average sale price: $434,451
Median sale price: $428,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 32
Average sale price: $306,153
Median sale price: $301,750
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 27
Average sale price: $165,541
Median sale price: $156,600
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 96% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 18
Average sale price: $187,3725
Median sale price: $182,500
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 96% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 18
Average sale price: $294,967
Median sale price: $293,250
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

This is probably the most popular topic of conversation on my blog, as well as the most asked about topic in my emails.  Hopefully the information I provide below will be clear, concise, and answer all your questions as thoroughly as possible.  If you haven’t already done so, please read my previous article on basement apartments in Brampton.

I’m confused.  What is the definition of a basement apartment according to the city?

A basement apartment is a self-contained apartment consisting of a room or rooms in a single or semi-detached house. A basement apartment may be in any part of the house, not necessarily in the basement. Some people call these apartments granny flats, nanny suites, accessory apartments and second suites. The City’s bylaw refers to them as “residential units.”

A self-contained apartment must have a separate means of entry (which may be through another unit), a kitchen (or cooking area) and bathroom facilities. A self-contained apartment may be as small as a single room that contains all of these features.

–> However, if you rent a room in a house or a flat with a shared entrance, kitchen and bathroom facilities, this bylaw does not apply to you. <–

Who enforces these by-laws?  Is this Ontario-wide or does this only apply to Brampton?

In 1994, the Government of Ontario proclaimed Bill 120, which permitted second units in houses. The bill permitted the units, despite Brampton’s municipal zoning bylaws, if the units met health and fire safety standards.

On November 16, 1995, the Government of Ontario introduced Bill 20, restoring to municipalities the right to outlaw basement apartments. Bill 20 became effective on May 22, 1996.

Bill 20 prohibits new apartments in houses after May 22, 1996. The bill allowed homeowners to keep apartments in houses that tenants or other residents occupied on or before November 16, 1995 – if they conform to the requirements of the original Bill 20. It also allowed apartments that homeowners built between November 16, 1995 and May 22, 1996 if the City issued a building permit.

So if my house has a basement apartment, how do I know if it’s legal or not?

If you purchase a home in Brampton and the basement apartment was built after November 16, 1995, it is illegal. The only legal basement apartments in Brampton had to have been built prior to that date, and have had to been registered with the city before January 31, 2006 and/or have legal non-conforming status.

A single or semi-detached registered home can only have one basement apartment. Homes that have been subdivided into more than two units are strictly prohibited unless the property has been specifically zoned to permit multiple units. It is extremely rare to find a house that has been zoned as a triplex!

Can I legally convert vacant space in my home into a basement apartment?

NO! The City Of Brampton states:

Here’s wishing all my clients and blog readers a very happy new year!  Best wishes in all personal and professional endeavours for 2010!

Cheers,

Lang

Seasons greetings, everyone!

As the holiday season is now upon us, despite the fact that we’ve still yet to see snow, you might be dreading all the cash you’ll soon be dropping on gifts for your friends and family. And if you’re planning on selling your house this winter, what makes matters worse is thinking about all the real estate commissions you’ll be paying.

So for a limited time, I’ll be taking all listings at 1% commission for the listing side.  As usual, you’ll still have to pay 2.5% to the buyers side.  However, if I sell the house myself to my own clients or from this blog, you’ll be paying only 1% in total.

Although you’ll be paying substantially less real estate commissions, you’ll still be getting full MLS service. Here’s what you’ll be getting for 1% commission:

• Full MLS service, meaning your home gets listed on Realtor.ca (formerly MLS.ca)
• Exposure of your home on the 1st page of Google
• A full article written about your home that will be featured here on the Brampton Real Estate Blog
• Stunning photography of your home that beats over 95% of the typical horrible pictures you see on other listings
• Advertising on several newspapers, websites (including Kijiji, Craigslist, and eShazoom), inter-office postings, and mailings
• An easy-exit promise, which means if at anytime you’re unhappy and wish to cancel, it’s no questions asked and absolutely no cost or fees

Give me a call at 905-268-1000 and ask for Lang, and I’ll be glad to help you sell your home quickly and for the highest possible price.

All the best,

Lang

So maybe you’re thinking of selling your home soon, but your friends are telling you to wait until the spring time to take advantage of the spring market. After all, wouldn’t it be better to sell in a busy market rather than through the quieter winter months?

Not necessarily.

Here are some great reasons why you should be selling your house now instead of waiting for the spring.

1. People buy and sell homes all throughout the year.  Not listing your house now means you’re losing out on potential buyers who are looking to buy a home right away.
2. Due to the colder weather and occasional snow storms, you’ll get a lot less casual buyers wasting your time.  Buyers who are braving bad weather are much more serious.
3. There are less houses on the market, which means less competition for you.

If you’ve decided you’re ready to sell in the winter, here are some tips for getting your house sold!

• Make sure your windows are clean – Windows tend to get dusty and covered with snow.  Cleaning your windows and pulling back the curtains lets in sunlight to brighten up your rooms.
• Make ample use of warm lighting and lamps – Cheer your home buyers up with warm, inviting lighting in every room.  Winter days tend to be darker, so make sure every room is well lit.  Get extra table lamps if you need to add a dash of lighting in any corner.  Why not turn on the fireplace as well?
• Clear snow and ice away from the sidewalk and driveway – Show your buyers that your home is well maintained and that you’re expecting them.
• Add a little holiday spirit with some outside staging - Adding wreaths or tasteful holiday decorations always brings festive spirits.

Most of all, make sure you hire a reliable real estate agent that doesn’t disappear for the holidays.  If you’re thinking of selling your home in Brampton, don’t forget to give me a call and let me handle the sale while you can enjoy the holiday season.  Just call 905-268-1000 and ask for Lang.

Happy holidays!

Lang

October 2009

The average price for October transactions increased by 20% compared to October of last year.  Houses valued over $750,000 experienced the largest jump in sales.  Inventory is extremely low and demand is high.

The average time it took to sell a home also dropped substantially to an average of 27 days.

In October of 2009, Brampton had 1,172 active listings on the market, 966 of which were new listings. There were 729 recorded sales in this month. Here is the break down according to areas in Brampton.

W23 (Any area in Brampton west of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $326,291
Median sale price: $319,000
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 28 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 269
Average sale price: $360,746
Median sale price: $354,900
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 81
Average sale price: $289,741
Median sale price: $295,500
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 9
Average sale price: $189,056
Median sale price: $198,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 30
Average sale price: $224,875
Median sale price: $229,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 26
Average sale price: $258,563
Median sale price: $259,950
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

W24 (Any area in Brampton east of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $365,400
Median sale price: $344,000
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 26 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 187
Average sale price: $436,957
Median sale price: $440,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 99% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 50
Average sale price: $307,534
Median sale price: $302,250
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 27
Average sale price: $174,167
Median sale price: $171,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 21
Average sale price: $192,805
Median sale price: $184,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 20
Average sale price: $291,311
Median sale price: $286,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 99% of asking price

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Hi everyone.

I have a very lovely and recently renovated semi-detached home on a quiet street in the Heartlake area of Brampton.  It’s a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home in a great neighbourhood with fantastic neighbours.

The home has been freshly painted and has a myriad of recent renovations.  Among them:

• a new sun deck that walks out from the master bedroom and sits over the garage
• new kitchen ceramic tiles
• new vinyl siding and high end eavestroughs
• new windows
• new driveway
• newer appliances
• new living room carpet
• recently replaced roof

A great feature of this particular home is that it’s wrapped in 3/4 insulation, which saves you money on heating costs.  All the appliances come with the house, as well as the electrical light fixtures and window coverings.

We are currently asking $280,000.  If you would like more information on this home, or would like to book an appointment to see it, please leave me a comment after this post.

July 2009

July 2009 continued to post record sales, carrying on the surge of transactions from June.  Compared to the same time last year, July 2009 reported 9,967 sales, up 28%.  The average price per transaction went up 6% from July of last year.  It’s official – last month was the busiest July on record!

The average time it took to sell a home also dropped by 3-4 days in Brampton.  Homes are selling faster!

In July of 2009, Brampton had 1,530 active listings on the market, 1,184 of which were new listings. There were 898 recorded sales in this month. Here is the break down according to areas in Brampton.

W23 (Any area in Brampton west of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $325,486
Median sale price: $313,000
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 30 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 332
Average sale price: $362,038
Median sale price: $350,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 107
Average sale price: $283,369
Median sale price: $285,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 12
Average sale price: $201,117
Median sale price: $200,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 96% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 37
Average sale price: $230,527
Median sale price: $240,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 47
Average sale price: $269,682
Median sale price: $264,750
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

W24 (Any area in Brampton east of Highway 410)

Overall
Average sale price: $334,200
Median sale price: $320,000
Average number of days it took to sell a property: 33 days
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 195
Average sale price: $409,015
Median sale price: $408,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Semi-Detached Homes
Number of properties sold: 77
Average sale price: $289,936
Median sale price: $287,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Condo Apartment
Number of properties sold: 30
Average sale price: $152,267
Median sale price: $144,250
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 96% of asking price

Condo Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 31
Average sale price: $187,258
Median sale price: $183,500
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 97% of asking price

Attached/Row/Townhouse
Number of properties sold: 24
Average sale price: $279,325
Median sale price: $278,000
Average % of listing price a property sold for: 98% of asking price

Hi everyone.

I just wanted to post a new listing I have available in the prestigious downtown core of Brampton.  Nestled in a quiet neighbourhood within minutes of walking distance to Gage Park and City Hall, this is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom renovated bungalow.  As you can tell from the pictures, there is a newly added front patio.  The house was originally a 4 bedroom home, but it can easily be converted back.

The house sits on a large lot with a spacious backyard that is perfect for gardeners.  The main washroom is newly renovated, and the home features new countertops, Italian ceramics, hardwood floors, crown moulding, and a stone patio set in the backyard.  The roof was also recently re-shingled.

The basement is partially finished and offers a recreation room, an extra bedroom, and another washroom for convenience.

This house is in a fantastic location, close to a ravine, Shoppers World, City Hall, Gage Park, downtown Brampton, buses, and more.  The great thing about this home is that you’ll have peace of mind living in an extremely well-established and quiet neighbourhood, and best of all… all the neighbours around are great people.

If you’d like to know more about this property, please leave a comment here and I will be sure to send you more information!