#911 - 716 Main St E

$564,900

30 days on market

#911 - 716 Main St E, Milton,Halton, Timberlea, L9T 3P6

2+1

2

1

1,000 sqft

MLS® # W13706900

Price/Sqft Range

600 sqft - 699 sqft

Avg Price/Sqft

$733 / sq. ft.

Completed

Built: 2020

Building Scale

Floors: 11 | Total Units: 116

  • Category

  • Condo

  • Style

  • Condo Apt

  • Type

  • Apartment

  • Taxes / Year

  • $2,572.04 / 2025

  • Condo Fees

  • $518.45

  • Status

  • New

  • Days on Market

  • 30 Days Ago

  • List Date

  • Aug 24, 2026

  • Listing Updated On

  • Aug 24, 2026

  • Age

  • 0-5 Years

  • #Stories (Build)

  • 9

Description

This upgraded corner unit provides two bedrooms plus a den and two bathrooms across 1,005 square feet of interior space, alongside a 55-square-foot balcony. The open-concept layout includes plank laminate flooring, broadloom in the bedrooms, and custom pot lights, complemented by northwest views of the Escarpment.

The kitchen features dark cabinetry and ample storage space, opening directly into the bright living area. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet and a four-piece ensuite, while both bathrooms are finished with sleek tiles.

Building amenities include a rooftop barbecue terrace, a party room, meeting spaces, a guest suite, and visitor parking. Situated steps from the Milton GO station with straightforward access to Highways 401 and 407, the property is close to local shopping, golf courses, Kelso, and organic farms. One parking spot and one locker are included.


Building Details

Building Type

High-Rise condo

Property Management

Built in 2020

Condo Corp

HCC-727

Date Registered

Dec 18, 2020

Sale History

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30 days on market

MLS® # W13706900

Aug 24, 2026

Listed For Sale

$564,900

Exterior

Construction

  • Age

  • 0-5 Years

Construction Details

  • Exterior

  • Concrete

Condo Details

  • CCP# / Name

  • 727 / HSCP

Legal

  • Brokerage

  • Century 21 Signature Service