The original building had four apartments. Work have been made to combine two apartments in a town house attached to two rental apartments. Located near downtown, this 1870 building with lots of character is ideal as an urban dwelling.
The town house is located at 1278 and 1280 Wolfe. The ground floor has a large entrance hall, a bedroom, a large office and a bathroom. On the first floor there is a spacious living room, dining room, kitchen with generous counters and a bathroom. The second floor consists of a boudoir, the master bedroom and large bathroom. The complete apartment has approximately 1700 square feet and has several integrated storage spaces. The town house will be available to buyers. The conditions of possession will be negotiated.
The two other apartments, a 5 ½ of approximately 940 square feet located at 1272 Wolfe and a 2 ½ of approximately 420 square feet located at 1274, are currently rented (income $ 1,150 respectively and $ 390 per month).
Located between metro Beaudry and Berri UQAM, it will suit buyers wishing to take advantage of the city and all its services. Grocery stores, bakeries, shopping centres, cafes, restaurants and many other services nearby. Quick and easy access to Ville-Marie Highway and Jacques-Cartier Bridge. Also nearby are: Hospitals, Radio-Canada, UQAM, Grande Bibliothèque, Quartier des spectacles, Latin Quarter and the Old Port. Located on a quiet street, the building has a large backyard with a well maintained garden with four double parking spaces. Opportunity to develop large terraces to enjoy the summer while retaining many parking spaces.
The building was well maintained and renovated. The renovations were all done by a licensed contractor. Great opportunity.
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Quadruplex for sale sold Ville-Marie (downtown, old Mtl), $869,000
#241673 | 1272-1274-1278-1280 rue Wolfe
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1272-1274-1278-1280 rue Wolfe, $869,000
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- Style : Link
- Asking Price : $869,000
- Details : With income
- Building dimensions : 40x30 ft (12.19x9.14 m)
- Year of construction : 1870
- General condition : Very good
- Lot dimensions : 40x80 ft (12.19x24.38 m)
- Zoning certificate : Yes
- Courtyard orientation : South-West
- Number of parkings : 4
- Studio : 1
- 3 Bedroom : 1
- 4 Bedroom and more : 1
Other details :
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External facing :
- Brick
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Foundation :
- Rock
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Frame :
- Wooden part on part
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Roof :
- Gravel and asphalt
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Floor coverings :
- Hardwood
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Windows :
- Aluminium
- Wood
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Heating source :
- Electric
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Kitchen :
- Melamine cabinets
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Basement :
- Crawl space
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Upgrades :
- Architecture of the facade
- Doors
- Bathrooms
- Landscaping
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Parking / Driveway :
- Asphalt
- Double drive
- Outside
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How to buy this property
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Here are the steps.
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1. Financing and Pre-approved Mortgage
As soon as possible in your buying process, make sure you can get the necessary financing to acquire the property. Consult a financial advisor and/or get a pre-approved mortgage. You will then know the exact amount of the loan that your financial institution is willing to lend you.
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2. Visit and Inspection
When you have visited the property one or more times and you have made your decision, you will want to hire a home inspector to ensure that the property is in good condition. The inspector will check for defects and will provide a detailed inspection report. You will then know if there is work to be done and, in certain cases, you will have an estimate of how much it will cost to undertake them.
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3. Negotiating and Offer to Purchase
For information on finalizing the transaction and making an Offer to Purchase, click here (http://www.comfree.com/buy/steps/legal).
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4. Finalizing the Transaction at the Notary
When the offer has been accepted and the conditions fulfilled, you must choose a notary to complete the transaction. The seller must provide the notary with the property titles.
The notary will then contact both parties to schedule a meeting in accordance with the timeframe you specified in the Offer to Purchase.
Once this step is completed, you can consider the property yours!
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