397 East 28th St, Hamilton, Ontario L8V 3J9
Contact us about this property
Highlights
Estimated valueThis is the price Wahi expects this property to sell for.
The calculation is powered by our Instant Home Value Estimate, which uses current market and property price trends to estimate your home’s value with a 90% accuracy rate.Not available
Price/Sqft$876/sqft
Monthly cost
Open Calculator

Curious about what homes are selling for in this area?
Get a report on comparable homes with helpful insights and trends.
+2
Properties sold*
$615K
Median sold price*
*Based on last 30 days
Description
$749,900 or Trade! Why settle for one unit when you can have two? Welcome to 397 East 28th St a fully renovated Hamilton Mountain bungalow with a smart layout, income potential, and serious curb appeal. Live upstairs in a stylish 3-bedroom suite featuring wide-plank flooring, a bay window, modern kitchen with island, stainless steel appliances, and bold black accents. Then rent out the lower levela 2-bedroom suite with separate entrance, its own kitchen, full bath, laundry, and large windows for a bright, comfortable vibe. Ideal for first-time buyers looking to offset their mortgage, downsizers who want flexibility, or investors who want turnkey cash flow in a hot, walkable area. 3+2 Beds | 2 Full Baths 2 Kitchens | 2 Laundry Rooms Private Basement Entrance Fully Renovated Top to Bottom Large Tree-Shaded Yard Double Drive Ample Parking Vacant Move In or Rent Out, Walk to Concession Street, parks, shops, transit, schools, and Juravinski Hospital. Whether its multigenerational living, house hacking, or your next portfolio gem this is a strategic move with nothing left to do but turn the key.
Upcoming Open Houses
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Kitchen
3.29 x 3.57Open Concept
Living
3.37 x 4.22Open Concept / Combined W/Dining / Picture Window
Dining
0.0 x 0.0Open Concept / Combined W/Living / Laminate
Primary
3.37 x 3.98Laminate / Closet
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces -
Garage type -
Total parking spaces 2
Property History



