
$699,000
Thorold · Confederation Heights
$690,000
Added Aug 19, 2026
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Property type
Detached
Style
2-Storey
Size
2000-2500 sqft
Lot
36.17 × 92.08 Feet
Parking
4.0 spaces
Taxes
$6,529 /yr
MLS®
X13692374
Listed by
RIGHT AT HOME REALTY
Luxuriously & Stunning 4-Bedroom Detached Home. Spacious Separate Living Room, Bonus DEN on main Floor, Spacious Family Room with an Open Concept Layout. Double Car Garage With No Sidewalk. Modern Kitchen With Stainless Steel Appliances, Large Windows Throughout Offering Plenty Of Natural Light, And Generously Sized Bedrooms. Conveniently Located Just Minutes From Brock University & Niagara College, Highway 406. Close To Schools, Shopping Centres, Public Transit, Parks, And Easy Highway Access. Professionally Painted & Decorated. Brand New Appliances August 2026. Prime Location Near Merritt Rd & Hwy 406 Offering Convenient Access To Parks, Brock University, Niagara College, Shopping, And Transit.
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Estimated monthly payment
$3,065/mo
Principal + interest
$3,065
Total interest
$367,519
Estimate only. Excludes property taxes, heating and maintenance. Rates and terms subject to lender approval.
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