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24 MIDLAND Drive Unit# 100, Kitchener, N2A2A8

24 MIDLAND Drive, Kitchener, Ontario N2A2A8

2Bedroom(s)
1Bathroom(s)
UndergroundParking(s)
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Dreaming of a maintenance free lifestyle? This UPDATED 2 bedroom open concept MAIN LEVEL unit, in a desirable cooperative building, has gated entrance to Stanley Park Mall an it's monthly fees including Heat, Hydro, Water and TAXES!! The tasteful recent updates include flooring, kitchen and bathroom, meaning the new owners can move in and put their feet up.
$339,900

8 ROSEBERRY Lane, Kitchener, N2B0A9

8 ROSEBERRY Lane, Kitchener, Ontario N2B0A9

2Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
Attached GarageParking(s)
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END UNIT ALMOST NEW FREEHOLD TOWNHOME IN ROSEMOUNT AREA. THIS BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM 3 BATHROOMS UNIT FEATURES MAIN FLOOR POWDER ROOM, 9' CEILINGS, UPGRADED OAK RAILINGS, KITCHEN CABINETRY, POT LIGHTS, SATIN LEVERS, AND TOP QUALITY LAMINATE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE MAIN LEVEL. FORMAL DINING AREA WITH SLIDERS TO COVERED BALCONY.
$679,900

492 KRUG Street, Kitchener, N2B1L5

492 KRUG Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2B1L5

5Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
Detached GarageParking(s)
15Picture(s)
Purpose build solid Brick Triplex in a family friendly neighborhood. Nice and clean building with newer maintenance free vinyl windows. All units are very spacious and separately metered for hydro. Great size 1-bedroom unit with larger windows can be remodeled into a 2 bedroom unit with an open concept living room/kitchen. Existing spacious separate kitchen can be converted into a second bedroom.
$988,000

711 FREDERICK Street, Kitchener, N2B2B3

711 FREDERICK Street, Kitchener, Ontario N2B2B3

4Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
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SEMI DUPLEX UP AND DOWN. LIVE IN ONE AND RENT THE OTHER AS A MORTGAGE HELPER. 3 BEDROOMS UPPER UNIT (FRONT ACCESS) AND 1 BEDROOM TO LOWER LEVEL FROM SIDE ENTRANCE. PURPOSE-BUILT IN 2013. ALL SEPARATE UTILITIES FOR BOTH UNITS. GRANITE KITCHEN COUNTER SUMMER 2022 AND NEW CARPET ON STAIRS (ONLY PLACE YOU WILL FIND CARPET). ON BUS ROUTE AND CLOSE PROXIMITY TO HWY. EACH UNIT HAS STACKABLE LAUNDRY.
$824,900

24 MIDLAND Drive Unit# 102, Kitchener, N2A2A8

24 MIDLAND Drive, Kitchener, Ontario N2A2A8

2Bedroom(s)
1Bathroom(s)
28Picture(s)
Welcome to Stanley Park Place! This 55+ Adult Lifestyle Community beckons for your immediate attention. This is a spacious, 1000+ SF two bedroom suite. Open concept living/dining/kitchen. Spacious primary and secondary bedrooms. Parquet hallway through much of suite. Enclosed balcony measuring nearly 6 feet x 19 feet with oversized windows.
$359,900

104 CONFEDERATION Drive, Kitchener, N2B2X8

104 CONFEDERATION Drive, Kitchener, Ontario N2B2X8

8Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
49Picture(s)
104 Confederation Drive, built in 1968 with it's prime location close to downtown, shopping, easy access to all expressways and 401 highway, schools and has a great lot size, has been owner/tenant occupied for over 10 years, when you get there you will see the pride of ownership.
$1,300,000
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Heritage Park Area in Kitchener

Welcome to the WRX Property Group website and blog! The topic on the docket for today is: Heritage Park, in northeast Kitchener. Let’s take a look!
 
Heritage Park is a fairly mature neighbourhood. Development here really started in the 1960s, and the neighbourhood truly took shape over the next few decades. Heritage Park is truly one of the finest places in Kitchener to live, with plenty of shopping, schools, and attractions nearby. Bungalows and two-storey homes of various shapes and sizes abound, the streets are quiet and green, and with nearby access to several arterial roads and the Conestoga Parkway, it’s quite simple to visit other parts of the city.
 

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Location

As noted, Heritage Park is located in the far northeast section of Kitchener. Its boundaries are made up approximately by Victoria Street North in the north; Lackner Boulevard in the east; Ottawa Street North in the south; and the extensive Stanley Park Conservation Area in the west.
 

 

Education

One of the several groups for whom Heritage Park would make an ideal area to live is families. Many of the neighbourhood’s features are well-suited to families, and there are a very impressive four schools within the neighbourhood’s boundaries: Canadian Martyrs Catholic Elementary School, Mackenzie King Public School, Stanley park Public School and Grand River Collegiate Institute. Let’s take a look at zoning.
 
Heritage Park students in the Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) will attend Mackenzie King Public School from Kindergarten to Grade 6. This school gets its name from William Lyon Mackenzie King, a Kitchener-born lad who served as Canada’s 10th Prime Minister (and remains the longest-serving in history).
 
After Grade 6, WRDSB students will move on to Stanley Park Public School for Grades 7 and 8. Stanley Park P.S. is in the southwest corner of the neighbourhood, close to both the Stanley Park Conservation Area and Stanley Park Mall (both of which we’ll be exploring in greater detail shortly).
 
Finally, WRDSB students living in Heritage Park will be zoned for their local secondary school, Grand River Collegiate Institute. Elementary schools are a bit more widespread throughout Kitchener-Waterloo; having a local high school is a unique benefit. You can learn more about Grand River Collegiate Institute in our feature on it here.
 
As for students in the Waterloo Catholic District School Board, they will attend Canadian Martyrs Catholic Elementary School for Kindergarten to Grade 8. This school stands in the northern half of Heritage Park, just south of Mackenzie King P.S. For secondary school, students will move on to St. Mary’s Catholic High School, southwest of Heritage Park (off of Block Line Road). Because it is further away, students will be eligible for bussing. You can read about St. Mary’s here.
 

 

Commercial Areas

For a neighbourhood that is primarily residential within its boundaries, Heritage Park has access to quite a few shopping and dining opportunities. Let’s start with the area north of the neighbourhood. Victoria Street North (technically a branch of Highway 7) has a plethora of shops and restaurants stretching to the east and west. Further north of Victoria Street is the ever-popular Bingemans, which offers everything from a water park and indoor playground to conference centres.
 
Southeast of Heritage Park is the Lackner Centre, which has a few basic offerings, a Food Basics for all your grocery needs (and typically with lower prices), and both Chinese food and pizza. Additionally, the Lackner Centre is home to a Ministry of Transportation centre and Drive Test. This is another advantage for families settling here, as new drivers living in Heritage Park have the advantage of knowing the area.
 
Last, but most certainly not least, is the well-stocked shopping area starting in the south-end of Heritage Park. Within the neighbourhood boundaries is the River Road Shopping Centre, an outdoor plaza with fast food, a Shoppers Drug Mart, and several other shops and services. South of here is Stanley Park Mall, one of Kitchener-Waterloo’s few remaining enclosed malls. Stanley Park Mall boasts an incredible Zehrs, Walmart, and quite a few shops and restaurants.
 


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    Outdoors and Activities

    A common theme for residential areas in eastern Kitchener is that they have a wide variety of outdoor opportunities available to them. To start with, we must first address the Stanley Park Conservation Area. This huge and diverse strip of natural territory serves as the majority of Heritage Park’s western border. In other words, no matter where you live in the neighbourhood, Stanley Park Conservation Area is never far away.
     
    It features wetland, forested areas, and fields. In contrast to the Huron Natural Area in southwest Kitchener, the Stanley Park Conservation Area features a trail that runs alongside the densely forested areas, as opposed to right through them. There are advantages to both, but Stanley Park Conservation Area makes for an easier stroll (and with fewer bugs [not that Huron Natural Area has too, too many]). It really is a lovely trail, not too long and not too short, and there are even a few playgrounds attached: Forfar Park in the north and Shantz Park in the middle.
     
    There are also several smaller parks in the neighbourhood, including the aptly-named Heritage Park, Tecumseh Park (with a rather large play area), and Rosenberg Park (just east of the neighbourhood boundaries). Spread around Rosenberg Park are two baseball diamonds, Lyle Hallman Pool, and even the Heritage Greens Lawn Bowling Club.
     
    We’ll return to this area shortly, but first, it must be noted that Heritage Park is not far from the Grand River. One of (if not the) Waterloo Region’s most beautiful natural attractions, the Grand River is always worth a visit. The Walter Bean Grand River Trail, which runs alongside the river all the way from Cambridge to the land north of Waterloo, is wonderful; check which entry point is closest to you here.
     
    In the southeast of Heritage Park is the spacious Grand River Arena, which, among other things, is the site of public skating and local hockey. Just southwest of the neighbourhood is the Stanley Park Community Centre. Home to the Stanley Park Community Association, there are events to look forward to and shared spaces to enjoy here throughout the year. Again, Heritage Park is great for families or people looking to be a part of an active, interconnected community.
     

     

    Conclusion

    Well, there you have it! Heritage Park is a great place, and worth looking into if you’re trying to find a new home. As always, we’d be happy to help if you have any questions – please feel free to contact us!
     

    Written by Will Kummer

     

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