695 Richmond Street London Ontario
695 Richmond St London Ontario is an apartment condo building with 198 residences in the heart of trendy Richmond Row and is an easy walk to Victoria Park, Covent Garden Market, Budweiser Gardens and on a bus route to The University of Western Ontario.
There is a 24-hour concierge service, as well as underground parking, sauna, whirlpool and a pool; there are three different two-bedroom layouts, a few one and three-bedroom units. This building does not have balconies.
695 Richmond offers a safe building environment with 24-hour security, controlled entry and for those wanting the hustle and bustle and the various pubs, restaurants and dining on Richmond, these apartment residences are in demand.
- As of November 8, 2019, 20 residences were sold through MLS, Five 1 bedroom apartments from $207,500 to $247,300, fifteen two-bedroom apartments from $242,00 to $300,000 and one three-bedroom apartment for $349,900.
- In 2018, 21 sold through our MLS system , two 1 bedroom units at $169,900 and $229,000, Sixteen 2 bedroom units from $180,000 to $259,900 and three 3 bedroom apartments, $209,000, $229,000 and $264,900
- In 2017, 18 apartment residences sold through MLS , two 1 bedroom units, $157,000 & $166,000, fourteen 2 bedrooms between $169,000 to $220,000 and two 3 bedroom apartment condominiums, $180,000 and $190,000.
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