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$449,000

402 - 221 Adelaide Street

Saugeen Shores · MLS® X13689832

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Condo · Single Family · 67 days on market

listed by DOUG FREIBURGER, Sutton-Huron Shores Realty Inc.

realtor's description

"SELLER IS WILLING TO BUY NEW APPLIANCES, WITH A FULL OFFER!" Welcome to a very highly sought after "Chantry Place" Condo Apartment Building with plenty of amenities, inside and out. Featuring: 2 Bedroom w/ 1 1/2 Bath, Large Living/Dining area, Indoor heated parking w/personal ground floor storage unit, Hardwood floors in Living room & entrance & Quality carpet in Bedrooms, Porcelain tiling in Kitchen & Bathrooms, Quality Kitchen cabinetry, Exclusive Sunset Roof Patio & so much more! Chantry Place is proud to be part of the Southampton community. In fact, the developers, Skyline Inc., named the project in honor of the Chantry Island, famous for its "fifteen-mile beacon of hope" for the sailors since 1859. As well as the lighthouse, the island was designated in 1954 as a federal migratory bird sanctuary.