$3,490
Unit (Main) - 51 Waldron Cres
Richmond Hill, ON L4E 4A3
Unit (Main) - 51 Waldron Cres, Richmond Hill — Listed at $3,490. 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom 2-Storey Link Home. MLS® N13488266.
Description
Stunning renovated 4 Bedroom Two Story, In Heart of Richmond hill*Quiet Child Safe Crescent, Walking Distance to King Rd, Bus Stop, Park, School, Beautifully Landscaped, Freshly Painted, Stainless still appliances, new hardwood floor, lots of pot light.
Property Details
Listing Courtesy of: HOMELIFE/BAYVIEW REALTY INC.
MLS® #N13488266
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HouseIndex Take: Unit (Main) - 51 Waldron Crescent
This link (2-Storey) is located in the Oak Ridges neighbourhood of Richmond Hill.
The home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms.
Features include a finished basement, 2 parking spaces including a 1-car garage, a fireplace.
Additional details: lot dimensions of 30.2 × 88.01 feet.
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About Richmond Hill Real Estate
This Link is located in the Oak Ridges community in Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill sits at the heart of York Region, offering a mix of estate homes, townhome communities, and new condo developments along Yonge Street. The city is well-served by the Richmond Hill GO line and Viva BRT. David Dunlap Observatory lands provide green space, while the Yonge/16th corridor is evolving into a vibrant urban centre.