41 Giles BOULEVARD
About this home
Great Central Downtown Location! This well maintained multi-storey property offers 8 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 kitchens offering exceptional flexibility for a variety of permitted uses under CD3.2 zoning. The property includes parking for approximately 4-6 vehicles, with additional street parking available. Ideally situated close to numerous amenities, including Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, St.Clair College Downtown Campus, and University of Windsor. Please allow 24 hours' notice for all showings; LTA applies. Seller is reviewing offers as they are received. Contact Listing Salesperson for additional information. (id:63107)
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The median asking price for 95 multi-family listings in Windsor is $579,900. This home is 24% below that.
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$2,410/ month, before tax
This listing doesn't state its property tax, so it isn't in the figure above. Ask for it before you rely on this — it is usually a few thousand a year.
- Mortgage (principal + interest)
- $2,005
- Property tax
- —
- Home insurance
- $120
- Heat, hydro and water
- $285
$87,980 down
- Mortgage amount
- $351,920
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Getting around
- Healthcare
- 98th pct
- Schools (K-12)
- 90th pct
- Child care
- 99th pct
- Jobs
- 94th pct
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