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2 1/2 Story For Sale in Scotia Heights, Winnipeg

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Scotia Heights Duplex

•  2050 sqft 2 1/2 story “Spacious Duplex” – FOR SALE  CAD299,900 .
MLS® 1923242

in Scotia Heights, Winnipeg

Welcome to 2 O’meara Street in The Desirable Neighbourhood of Scotia Heights !

This Spacious Duplex offers almost 2,100 square feet of Living Space with Two Freshly Painted Suites.

Suite 1 (Main Floor) features Two Bedrooms and 1 Bathroom and Suite 2 (Second and Third Floor) features 4 bedrooms and Two Bathrooms.

Both Suites access the Full Basement with a cosy Recreation Room, Storage, Utility and Laundry Room.

Exterior Painted in 2018, Interior Painted July 2019, Roof Shingles 2015, Hot Water Tank (approx 2014), Remodelled Kitchen (Suite 2), Newer Windows, Renovated Bathrooms and Three 100 amp. Electrical Panels on Breakers with Separated Hydro Meters.

Fire Alarm System Inspection was done in July 2019.

Nicely Landscaped Fully Fenced Front Yard, Plug-ins for Three Vehicles and More!

Conveniently located near Transportation, Shopping, Kildonan Park and other Amenities, Great Opportunity to own a Duplex in this Beautiful Neighbourhood.

Come See . . . . For You Just Might Love It!

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House Shopping in the Winter

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Burr . . . . it’s cold outside . . . . . . . House Shopping in the Winter?

Our Winter weather can be tough with extreme cold temperatures.
Many buyers choose to put off house hunting until spring when the temperatures are a little milder.
Trudging door to door to look at houses might seem like a fool’s errand.
Everyone knows spring and summer are the home buying seasons, and winter is the time when buyers and sellers cool it for a bit and take a break, Right?
While it’s true that things do slow down in the winter, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Yes , it’s cold. Yes, fewer homes are for sale. Yes, moving in a snowstorm is a pain no one should have to experience. But there are quite a few smart reasons to buy a home in the winter. Here’s Why.

1). There’s less competition
The number one reason why you should consider buying a home in the winter is there are fewer buyers!
As a buyer you want to be special, you want to walk into a house and have the owner be excited that you are there.
In the spring and summer, there is no shortage of potential buyers, meaning that in more vibrant markets you face competition.
More potential customers increase the possibility of a bidding war.

  2). Sellers are motivated
Most likely, sellers listing their houses in the depths of the winter seriously want to sell.

House Shopping in the winter

So if you don’t mind the cold weather conditions I suggest you start looking now before all the buyers in hibernation come out and become your competition.
You could be cuddling up in front of that fireplace sooner than expected. Nothing wrong with that, right?

Give me a call or e-mail me and I’d be pleased to brave the cold with you!

Rhonda Dahmer
RE/MAX associates
204-291-6924
www.rhondadahmer.com