·Hamilton Investment Properties

By Sandy MacKay·Founder & REALTOR®, Found Spaces Realty Group

A Four Bedroom Condo With Over 1,800 Square Feet and One Fee That Covers Heat, Hydro and Internet

This just-listed condo gives a family four bedrooms and over 1,800 square feet of finished space across two floors. It has its own private front door at grou…

A Four Bedroom Condo With Over 1,800 Square Feet and One Fee That Covers Heat, Hydro and Internet

This just-listed condo gives a family four bedrooms and over 1,800 square feet of finished space across two floors. It has its own private front door at ground level. One monthly condo fee covers heat, hydro, water, cable TV, high-speed internet and parking.

The price, the exact address and the photos are on the listing page for this four bedroom condo. Juan Gutierrez of Found Spaces Realty Group is the listing agent.

Who this home fits

This home is for a family that needs four bedrooms and doesn't want a yard, a roof or a furnace to look after.

That's a real group of people. Some have kids who are too old to share a room. Some need a home office and a guest room on top of the bedrooms. Some are moving out of a big house and still want space for grown kids and grandkids who come for the weekend and stay longer than planned.

Most people think a condo means giving up space. This one keeps the space.

The point of this home: house-sized rooms, with someone else handling the building.

A condo that lives like a house

The layout is what makes it feel like a house. You walk in through your own door at ground level. You don't share a lobby or wait for an elevator with your groceries.

The main floor is open. Living room, dining room and a modern kitchen sit together in one bright space, so whoever is cooking can still see the kids doing homework at the table. The whole home has been renovated.

All four bedrooms sit upstairs. That split matters more than people expect, because when the bedrooms sit on their own floor, a late movie in the living room doesn't keep a seven-year-old awake, and early risers can make coffee without waking anyone.

What the one fee pays for

A condo fee is the monthly amount you pay the building. Here it covers a long list:

  • Heat
  • Hydro and water
  • Cable TV
  • High-speed internet
  • Parking

For a family on a budget, this is the part to slow down on. In a house, heat and hydro bills go up in a cold January and down in May. Internet and cable come as their own bills. Here, those costs are folded into one number you know in advance.

That makes planning simpler. When you sit down to work out what you can afford, you compare the mortgage plus the condo fee against what you pay now for rent or mortgage plus all those separate bills. Ask for the fee amount on your tour and line it up against your last few months of bills. The fee amount isn't in the details we have to share here, so we won't guess at it.

What's outside your front door

The building has an outdoor in-ground pool. There's a fitness centre, a party room for birthdays you don't want to host in your kitchen, and a children's playground.

For a family, the pool and playground are the big ones. Summer plans get easier when the pool is a short walk away and nobody has to pack the car.

Parks, schools, shopping and places to eat sit a few minutes away. If you're comparing this home with others nearby, you can see all of our current listings in one place, and our monthly market reports show sales and prices area by area.

Why look at it now

It's just listed. Seeing a home in its first days gives you a calm showing and time to think before you decide.

Four bedrooms, a private entrance and an all-inclusive fee in one home is a mix people search for and often can't find. If it fits your family, walking through it soon is the simple move. If you'd rather see what else we have in this market first, our Hamilton market page lists more of our properties, and our blog has more local guides.

Questions people ask

Does the main bedroom have its own bathroom?

Yes. The primary bedroom has a private 2-piece ensuite, which means a toilet and a sink just for that room. It also has a walk-in closet. That takes some pressure off the shared bathroom on busy school mornings.

Where does a family keep extra things in this condo?

There is storage inside the unit. There is also an assigned locker in the building, a locked storage space that belongs to this home. Bikes in winter, holiday boxes and sports gear can go there instead of the bedrooms.

Is it close to trails and the highway?

The home is minutes from scenic hiking trails. It also has quick highway access for anyone who drives to work. On your tour, ask Juan to look up your own commute so you see the real drive for your job.

Book a private tour

The best way to know if this home fits your family is to stand in it. Pick a time that works for you on the listing page to book a private tour, and Juan will confirm it with you.