2 - 1238 Cawthra Road, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, L5G0B6

615,000
Terminated
800-899

About the property:

Welcome to this beautiful unit in Dellwood Park, offering comfortable urban living in a modern stacked townhome. Ideally situated between the best of Mineola and just minutes to Port Credit, this location offers the perfect balance of tranquility and vibrant city living.This spacious, bright, and airy home features an open-concept layout with clean lines, stone countertops, an oversized island, and stainless steel appliances. Expansive windows and 9-foot ceilings fill the space with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.The unit offers generously sized bedrooms and a private open terrace, perfect for barbecuing and relaxing outdoors. Conveniently located minutes from the QEW, Port Credit GO Station, and public transit, with easy access to the waterfront, top-rated schools, parks, trails, and green spaces. Enjoy the shops, dining, and entertainment of Port Credit Village, all just a short distance away. Flexible Closing and Available for immediate occupancy.

Extra info:

All existing appliances, light fixtures and all windows coverings

House features:

All existing appliances, light fixtures and all windows coverings
Condo Townhouse attached/townhouse
Property Type:
Condo Townhouse
Status:
Terminated
House Style:
attached/townhouse
Central A/C:
Yes
Parking Places:
1
Heating Type:
Forced Air
Heating Fuel:
Gas
Cross Street:
Cawthra/Atwater
Exterior:
Brick,Concrete
Basement:
None, None
Possession Date:
Flexible/Immed
Maintenance:
285/month
Annual Property Taxes:
3,600
Listing ID:
W13015786

Rooms

Dimensions

Main
Kitchen
3.55m x 3.88m Stainless Steel Appl Combined w/Dining Quartz Counter
Dining Room
3.88m x 3.54m Combined w/Kitchen Open Concept
Living Room
3.77m x 3.38m Open Concept
Primary Bedroom
3.36m x 2.93m Closet
Bedroom 2
3.35m x 2.74m Closet
Brokered by:
Century 21 Signature Service
Source: TRREB/PROPTX
Presented By:

Kosta Michalidis

Sales Person/Realtor

Century 21 Signature Service