Midtown Kitchener
901-15 Wellington St S
- Bed 1
- Bath 1
- Sqft 560
- Offered at $1,700
MLS# 40372249
Walk score
57/100
Transit score
60/100
Detached
$767,500
Semi-Detached
$895,000
Condo
$575,000
Median days
on market
9
Total new
listings
64
Low sales
price
$403,000
High sales
price
$1,165,000
One of the newest employment developments is The Breithaupt Block, an award-winning adaptive reuse office development. Originally built in the early 1900s for rubber manufacturing, it later evolved into car part production in the 1950s. Since ceasing production, the building has been reinvented once more, becoming home to Google’s largest Canadian office.
Midtown is known for its peaceful streets lined with history-rich century homes. Detached homes sit on large lots with mature trees. Recently, exciting condo projects are happening including the Midtown Lofts, Station Park, Bright Building and the Spur Line Commons Condos.
Public elementary school children will attend King Edward PS or Elizabeth Ziegler for JK-6 before moving on to Margaret Avenue SPS for grades 7 and 8. They will then attend Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate for highschool. Catholic elementary school children will attend either Our Lady of Lourdes or St. Teresa before moving on to St. David or Resurrection for their highschool education.
Midtown is one of Kitchener's most vibrant and evolving neighbourhoods, truly showcasing how old and new can beautifully co-exist.
Midtown Kitchener
Midtown Kitchener
Midtown Kitchener
Midtown Kitchener
Midtown Kitchener
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KW's light rail transit, the Ion, runs right through the neighbourhood along King St. Additionally, many streets in the neighbourhood are on bus lines, making it easy for residents to get around the city.
The Spur Line Trail runs between Downtown Kitchener and Uptown Waterloo and goes right through Midtown. Along it's route it connects to the Kitchener Train Station, George Lippert Park and Uniroyal Goodrich Park. It is a wonderful trail to walk or bike right in your own neighbourhood.
With most of the homes in this neighbourhood dating back to the late 1800s/early 1900s, the streets are lined with character and charm. It is truly one of the most unique and diverse neighbourhoods in the region.