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$59,400+ Gross Annual Income With Upside Available!

$799,900

For Sale: Multifamily in Waterloo, ON

Mike Milovick

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Welcome to 42 Cardil Crescent! $59,400+ Gross Annual Income scheduled to the end of August, 2025 with a nice ability to build on to the current revenue stream! This strategically located property is within a ten minute walk to both University of Waterloo (UW) and Wilfrid Laurier University (WLU) and 55,000 students. Nestled in the prestigious Sugarbush neighbourhood, a savvy investor may want to consider the additional medium to long term value of the proposed Sugarbush South Corridor Expansion Initiative while noting the significant property value increases in the adjacent Northdale neighbourhood - when the Northdale Mixed Use zoning was passed there. The current layout of the dwelling consists of two separate, City approved, rental-licensed units. Property shows sharp - recent improvements include updated vinyl plank flooring and fresh paint. Updated life safety system inspection (2024). Six out of eight rooms furnished with bed, mattress, chair and desk. Spacious bedrooms. Plenty of parking - note long, double wide driveway. Turn key operation. This property checks all the boxes for a variety of buyers: first-time homeowners looking for a mortgage helper, university or tech employees who want to live close to work, parents searching for a prime location for their university-bound children, or investors seeking a strong rental opportunity in one of Ontario's most desirable markets. Flexible closing! Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to schedule a private showing today!

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This listing is located in Waterloo, ON N2L 3Y6

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