Turnkey five-unit apartment building in Centretown offering immediate income and longer-term development potential. Over 300k in capital improvements over the last 10 years.The property is fully occupied and consists of three one-bedroom apartments and two bachelor units, with annual gross income of just over $79,000. The property may qualify for attractive CMHC MLI Select financing. Tenants pay their own hydro, while the landlord pays for heat and water. Additional income may be available from the on-site parking. The property sits on a 33' 99' lot and may be assembled with adjoining properties to create a development site of approximately 13,000 square feet. This property has a Walk Score of 100/100! Ideally located within walking distance of downtown, public transit, restaurants, shops and other amenities. A strong opportunity to acquire a stabilized income property with financing, rental and redevelopment upside. Contact the listing agent for further details regarding the potential land assembly, the rent roll & operating expenses. (id:28469)
Business
Business Type
Residential
Business Sub Type
Apartments
Facts & features
Property
MLS® Number
X13773468
Property Type
Multi-family
Neighbourhood
Golden Triangle
Community Name
4103 - Ottawa Centre
Parking Space Total
3
Building
Bathroom Total
5
Bedrooms Total
5
Cooling Type
None
Heating Type
Baseboard Heaters
Size Interior
2,500 Sqft
Type
Multi-family
Utility Water
Municipal Water
Land
Acreage
No
Size Depth
99 Ft
Size Frontage
33 Ft ,1 In
Size Irregular
33.1 X 99 Ft
Size Total Text
33.1 X 99 Ft
Zoning Description
Tbc N4
Monthly payment estimate
$
Estimated payment—per month
Mortgage amount
—
Total interest
—
Down payments under 20% typically require mortgage default insurance (CMHC), which is not included in this estimate.
Estimate only — excludes property tax, insurance and condo fees. Rates compound semi-annually as is standard for Canadian mortgages.
Cost of ownership
Est. monthly payment
$5,092/mo
Ontario land transfer tax
$19,475 one-time
Payment assumes 20% down over 25 years. First-time buyers may get up to $4,000 back on land transfer tax.