141 Ontario Street, Port Hope, ON L1A 2V5

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Live in One Unit, Rent the Other! - Why Rent When You Can Earn? Welcome to this beautifully transformed, extensively renovated duplex in the vibrant heart of Port Hope. Bright, inviting, practically brand new, this turn-key property offers exceptional flexibility for homeowners & investors alike. Spacious upper-level unit features 2 bedrooms, a versatile den, and modern 4-piece bath, making it ideal for families, professionals working from home, or tenants seeking extra space. Charming main-floor unit offers 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, (ensuite) providing added comfort and convenience rarely found in similar properties. Every detail has been thoughtfully upgraded throughout the home. Recent renovations include 2 brand-new kitchens with contemporary finishes, beautifully updated bathrooms, elegant new flooring, fresh drywall & insulation, modern lighting, a full interior repaint, and new exterior siding. With all major improvements expertly completed, you can move in with confidence or begin generating rental income immediately. Ideally situated just a short stroll from downtown amenities, Trinity College School, & the picturesque waterfront, this property is located in one of Port Hope's most desirable and walkable neighbourhoods. Outside, the generous fenced yard offers privacy and space to relax or entertain. The welcoming front porch and rear deck create inviting outdoor living areas, perfect for morning coffee or summer gatherings. Additional highlights include parking for up to four vehicles and 2 individual laundry areas, enhancing the functionality & appeal of this thoughtfully designed duplex. Whether you choose to live in one unit & rent the other, accommodate extended family, or maximize income by leasing both units, the possibilities are endless. *Vacant, so establish your rent amounts!* This rare opportunity combines modern upgrades, prime location, and outstanding investment potential in one exceptional property.

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