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Price/Sqft Range
1200 sqft - 1399 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$277 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1977
Building Scale
Floors: 16 | Total Units: 87
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1977
Condo Corp
WCC-46
Date Registered
Mar 2, 1977
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
The Village Hill is a 16-storey high-rise in the Durand neighbourhood of Hamilton. Completed in 1977, the project is a purpose-built residential development. The structure features a brick exterior and a poured concrete foundation.
The building contains 87 units, providing a lower density per floor than many contemporary high-rise developments. Consistent maintenance has allowed the building to integrate with the surrounding streetscape.
Suites range from 840 to 2,710 sq. ft. Floor plans include open-concept living and dining areas with private balconies accessed via sliding doors.
Interior finishes include hardwood floors and crown moulding. The units provide more interior volume than most contemporary condominium developments.
The Durand neighbourhood is a walkable area near Hamilton's city centre. Residents can reach grocery stores, restaurants, and parks on foot.
Proximity to McMaster University attracts a mix of professionals and families. The location provides access to central Hamilton and its economic drivers.
The Village Hill was developed by Fincup Holdings and completed in 1977. While records for other projects by this developer are limited, the building is noted for its structural durability. It remains a managed residential community in the Durand neighbourhood.
188 days on market
MLS® # X12760098
Jul 31, 2026
Extension
Feb 5, 2026
Listed For Sale
92 days on market
MLS® # X12901486
Jun 20, 2026
Expired
Mar 19, 2026
Listed For Sale
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MLS® # X12998068
Jun 17, 2026
Expired
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Listed For Sale
129 days on market
MLS® # X12481161
Mar 2, 2026
Terminated
Oct 24, 2025
Listed For Sale
68 days on market
MLS® # X12638086
Feb 24, 2026
Sold
Dec 17, 2025
Listed For Sale
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