55 Thirty Eighth Street, Toronto, ON M8W 3M2
About this home
TURNKEY MULTIPLEX INVESTMENT IN THE HEART OF LONG BRANCH! An exceptional opportunity to acquire a rare 5 units, fourplex + one non conforming, in one of Etobicoke's most sought-after lakeside communities. Situated on an impressive 50' x 137' lot, just steps from Marie Curtis Park and Lake Ontario, this property offers the combination investors look for: strong in-place income, substantial parking, renovated units, and meaningful potential. The property features five generously sized apartments. four x1 bed suites and one x3 bedroom residence of approximately 1,500 sq. ft. The four one-bedroom units are currently tenanted at market rents, providing immediate, stable cash flow, while the three-bedroom suite is vacant and rent ready or can accommodate an owner-occupier. On-site laundry, a detached four-car garage, and additional exterior parking spaces provide multiple opportunities to generate additional revenue. Located in the heart of Long Branch, surrounded by parks, transit, the lakefront, shops, and established neighbourhood amenities, this property is positioned in a community with strong rental demand and long-term fundamentals.
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Hot water tanks (owned), All kitchen appliances, All interior and exterior lighting (not owned by tenants), Window coverings if not belonging to tenants, 4 hardwired security cameras (hardware only) 3 exterior and 1 interior
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Listing information sourced from TRREB MLS® via PropTx. This property is being represented by the listing brokerage shown above. Ishaan Verma of Royal LePage Certified Inc. is happy to represent buyers viewing this property.
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