738 BROCK
About this home
ATTN: Investors/Developers looking for high demand rental areas! This RD2.2 oversized lot is ideal for re-development or add an ADU servicing UOW and St. Clair students. Take advantage of the Sandwich Towne CIP Grant Program on development charges and a 10 yr property tax rebate. Site Plans and floorplans were created and consulted with the COW by a 20yr experienced developer in the area. With confidence the projected gross revenues would be $135,000 - $190,000 /yr (pending choice of development type) creating a $2-3 Million+ end value. Purchase the lot or build to suite options exist. NO VTB. Property can be rented until development is ready. Contact LS for FULL DETAILS and how to best capitalize on the full potential. (id:63107)
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The median asking price for 89 vacant land listings in Windsor is $399,000. This home is 12% below that.
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$1,988/ month, before tax
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- Mortgage (principal + interest)
- $1,595
- Property tax
- —
- Home insurance
- $108
- Heat, hydro and water
- $285
$69,980 down
- Mortgage amount
- $279,920
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Getting around
- Healthcare
- 87th pct
- Schools (K-12)
- 95th pct
- Child care
- 73rd pct
- Jobs
- 79th pct
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