1154-1156 Queen Street|1156 Queen Street, Halifax Peninsula, Nova Scotia, CA

Property Overview

Nestled in the heart of downtown Halifax, this stunning two-unit house on Queen Street offers a unique blend of modern elegance and a prime location. It presents a compelling opportunity for those seeking both an investment property and/or an owner-occupied haven. Minutes from medical facilities, both major universities and the Halifax waterfront this location truly cannot be beat. This meticulously renovated property, originally built in 1856, stands out with its two incredible units: a curated, furnished lower unit with 3 rooms, small patio and crawl space for abundant storage plus a showstopper 2 floor main unit with 12 foot ceilings and 3 spacious bedrooms. Investors will appreciate the top market rents these units command, ensuring an attractive return on investment. Generating $6,200 in monthly rents between the two units and a 5.49% CAP - this property is an investors dream. A breeze to lease up, the units have always had excellent professional tenants (both on fixed leases). Moreover, the property has seen an extensive list of tastefully designed upgrades, ensuring the highest quality of living for both units. From top to bottom, this house has been thoughtfully improved, providing a seamless and comfortable living experience for its residents. With too many improvements to list, you can be sure these owners have thought of every detail. Parking is often a premium in downtown Halifax, and this property offers unique potential. Although street parking is never an issue, with some alterations, the back patio could be utilized for parking off Fenwick Street, while the front could accommodate a small car, adding a coveted amenity to the property. Embrace the perfect balance of urban living and contemporary comfort with this downtown Halifax gem. Whether you're a homeowner seeking the vibrancy of city life or an investor interested in a turnkey property, this two-unit house on Queen Street offers an opportunity that shouldn't be missed. (id:51532)

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