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Price/Sqft Range
800 sqft - 899 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$446 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1974
Building Scale
Floors: 5 | Total Units: 67
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1974
Condo Corp
DCC-10
Date Registered
Nov 4, 1974
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
936 Glen St is a five-storey residential condominium completed in 1974. This brick structure houses 67 units and was purpose-built for residential living rather than converted from industrial use. The building features landscaped grounds and maintains the classic architectural style typical of mid-rise developments from the 1970s.
The property offers controlled entry with an intercom system for security, and the residential floor plate maximizes livable space while maintaining the practical design standards of its era.
The building primarily features two-bedroom suite configurations ranging from 600 to 1,086 square feet. These floor plans offer generous interior space compared to many modern developments, with efficient layouts that minimize wasted corridor space.
Monthly condominium fees remain below the regional average for buildings of this vintage and include heat, hydro, and water utilities, providing residents with predictable monthly carrying costs.
The Lakeview neighbourhood offers a tranquil residential environment near the Lake Ontario waterfront and surrounding conservation areas. This family-oriented community provides residents with access to natural green spaces and walking trails while maintaining proximity to urban conveniences.
The location combines the benefits of quiet suburban living with practical access to grocery stores, educational facilities, and public transit connections. Residents enjoy the balance of natural recreation opportunities and essential daily services within walking distance.
Lakeview served as the developer for this property, completing construction in 1974 as part of the mid-rise residential development that characterized the Oshawa housing market during that era.
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