Dominika Stollar Broker - Coldwell Banker R.M.R Real Estate

📣 NEW PRICE! 📣

23 Aldridge Lane | Newcastle
MLS: E13229940
Price: $749,900

• OPEN HOUSE •
- Saturday 1-3pm
- Sunday 1-3pm

Welcome to this exceptional end-unit townhouse that truly feels more like a semi-detached home. Offering an impressive amount of space, privacy, and natural light, this home stands out from the moment you arrive.

- Property Features -

• End unit in park-like location
• 3 spacious bedrooms
• Large 5 piece primary ensuite
• Hardwood flooring throughout
• Laundry on upper level
• 9ft ceilings (man floor)
• Contemporary design
• Fully fenced backyard with views of trees

Offers welcome anytime!

** Property website link in bio! **

DOMINIKA STOLLAR | BROKER
Coldwell Banker R.M.R. Real Estate, Brokerage
Office: (905) 430-6655
Direct/Text: (905) 926-2511
Email: [email protected]
Website: DominikaStollar.ca

🏡 APRIL STATS! 🏡

Durham Region recorded 686 home sales in the month of April, up 15.1% from 596 in March. The average selling price in Durham increased slightly to $845,361, up 0.9% month-over-month from $838,190. New listings rose 22.1% to 1,920, with homes spending an average of 24 days on the market.

Northumberland County recorded 103 sales in April, slightly up from 102 in March. The average price increased 6.5%, from $670,503 to $714,267. New listings saw a slight decline of 1.2% to 324, with homes spending an average of 56 days on the market.

Peterborough County saw 168 sales in April, up 41.2% from 119 in March. The average home price increased 7.9%, from $597,912 to $644,923. New listings rose 33.5%, with homes spending an average of 37 days on the market.

“Our Region continues to benefit from strategic government investments that are directly supporting long-term growth and development. The province’s recent $17.2 million investment in water infrastructure across Northumberland and Peterborough South is a critical step in unlocking much-needed housing supply, while also driving job creation and broader economic growth in our communities,” said CLAR CEO Wendy Giroux. “As municipalities enter a new election cycle, CLAR remains committed to advocating for policies that prioritize housing supply, affordability, and sustainable community growth for residents across our communities.”