Homes in Beaverton, Oshawa, Pickering, Whitby sell for as low as $350,000
Published June 9, 2022 at 3:59 pm
The five lowest priced home sales in Durham Region over the last month sold for as low as $350,000 in Oshawa and Whitby with a Simcoe Street condo coming in as the best bargain.
For context, the average house in Oshawa has sold for around $756,000 over the last year, up 12 per cent from the year before. This average peaked in February at nearly $900,000.
At #5 is a stacked townhouse at 83-53 Taunton Road in Oshawa that sold for $500,000 on June 6, nearly $90,000 below the asking price.
The roughly 12,000 square foot home features an open walk-through kitchen, plenty of large windows for natural light, and spacious living and dining rooms. It also has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a one-car garage and a finished basement.
Coming in fourth is a Pickering condo at 707 – 1235 Bayly Sreet. This 700 square foot home sold on June 2 for $480,000, a whopping $148,000 below asking. The one bedroom, one den unit boasts an open concept design, granite countertops, ensuite laundry, and stainless steel appliances.
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Stationed in the heart of Pickering it it steps to the beach, waterfront trails, public transit, a mall, grocery store and restaurants. However, it’s not a very walkable or bike friendly area per zoocasa.
The third ranked home is another condo back in Oshawa at 309 – 80 Athol Stree. This newly renovated spot is around 900 square feet. It features an open kitchen, and a brand new single bathroom with a rainfall shower. It features one bedroom.
Sitting in Oshawa’s downtown core provides excellent walkability and transit options. This unit sold May 16 for $444,000. Unlike the previous unit this one fetched above the asking price of $349,000.
The next home, in second place is up in the north Durham Town of Beaverton at 7 – 433 May Street. This three-bedroom, three bathroom condo townhouse fetched $440,000, a mere $100 above asking, on May 26.
This 14,000 square foot home offers a single car garage, plenty of storage and a large, open and covered balcony. The roof was recently redone in 2020 and the garage door replaced in 2019.
Beaverton, a small town of around 3,000, does not offer amenities as close as the other homes on this list.
Finally, the lowest sale price in Durham Region goes to 613 – 1900 Simcoe St N. which sold for $350,000 on May 9. Like number three, this unit sold over asking by about $50,000.
The 500 square foot unit is a stone’s throw from Durham College and Ontario Tech University. The building’s first floor hosts a Starbucks, an Osmow’s and a Domino’s Pizza. It also features a common area/lounge, a gym, a party room and a concierge.
This bachelor pad does not feature a independent bedroom and features only one bathroom. The kitchentte features a stainless steel fridge and dishwasher.
Thank you to Zoocasa for the information contained herein.
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