8 Concession St, Kingston, Ontario K7K 2A4
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Price/Sqft$318/sqft
Est. Mortgage$2,104/mo
Tax Amount (2025)$4,981/yr
Days On Market19 days
Description
Welcome to your dream investment opportunity in the vibrant and growing city of Kingston! As one of the fastest-growing destinations, Kingston is experiencing a renaissance, with an influx of new residents, tourists, and businesses flocking to this charming city. 3-unit apartment building is perfectly situated just steps from the lively shops and restaurants of Princess Street, and within walking distance of Queen's University. The first floor features a spacious two-bedroom unit with its own laundry, while the second floor has two additional units, each with their own unique character and charm. The building's older construction gives it a classic feel, while modern updates like gas forced air heating ensure your tenants' comfort. Outside, you'll find a treed backyard with ample space for relaxing or entertaining, as well as six parking spots for added convenience. With its unbeatable location and timeless appeal, this property is the perfect addition to any investor's portfolio!. Total Rental income of $3,425 per month. This property is perfect for a live-in owner while receiving income to make downtown living affordable. Current owners can make any improvements needed before closing. Give us a call today. **** For Complete Property Details or Appointment View Click On 'More Information' Icon, 'Brochure' or 'Multimedia' Links or 'View Listing on REALTOR website' ****
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Bedroom
3.05 x 3.05Kitchen
3.66 x 3.05Living Room
3.05 x 3.05Bedroom
3.05 x 2.44Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces -
Garage type -
Total parking spaces 6
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