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Price/Sqft Range
1200 sqft - 1399 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$446 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1988
Building Scale
Floors: 1 | Total Units: 63
Building Type
Townhouse
Property Management
Built in 1988
Condo Corp
WCC-125
Date Registered
Jun 7, 1988
1675 Upper Gage Avenue is a townhouse condominium complex in the Broughton neighbourhood of Hamilton. Completed in 1988 by DeSantis Homes, the development consists of 63 attached row units. The project was purpose-built for the Hamilton Mountain landscape.
The units follow a two-storey row-house design. Exteriors are constructed with brick masonry and aluminum siding with asphalt shingle roofing. This combination provides a durable finish for the Southern Ontario climate.
The 63 units are organized to provide both accessibility and residential privacy. The project remains a significant component of the late-1980s residential expansion in the Broughton area.
Units at 1675 Upper Gage Avenue range from 1,299 to 1,499 square feet. These floor plans prioritize interior volume and functional family space.
Each home is equipped with forced air natural gas heating and central air cooling. Units also include full or partially finished basements, which increases the total usable square footage.
The Broughton East pocket is a residential area with low unit turnover. The community offers a stable atmosphere for residents.
The location is walking distance to elementary schools and local parkland. It is suited for those seeking a low-maintenance townhouse lifestyle on the Hamilton Mountain.
DeSantis Homes is the developer of 1675 Upper Gage Avenue. A regional builder, they completed this project in 1988. Their work on this complex contributed to the residential growth of the Broughton neighbourhood.
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