51 Tulip Brampton,ON L6Y 3W3 — Photo 1
Single Family Semi-detached · Listed 7 days ago

51 Tulip Brampton,ON L6Y 3W3

Brampton, ON, Canada

3 Beds3 Baths1,500–1,500 sqft0 Built

List price

$599,000

Why This Property?

This 3-bedroom, 3-bath semi-detached link home in Fletcher’s Creek South includes a finished basement with its own kitchen, bathroom and additional bedroom. It’s a strong option for buyers seeking multi-use space near Sheridan College, with quick access to transit, shopping and Highways 410, 407 and 401.

Facts & Features

Highlights

  • basement
  • finished basement

Bedrooms & bathrooms

  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms: 3
  • Full: 3
  • Half: 0

Living Area

  • 1,500–1,500 sqft

Stories

Lot size

  • 0.056 acres

Year built

  • 0

Property type

  • Single Family Semi-detached

Standard status

  • Active

Cooling

Heating

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    Utilities

      Water / Sewer

      About This Property

      Attention investors, contractors, and first-time buyers! This 2-story, 3-bedroom link home sits in a highly desirable Brampton neighbourhood right on the Mississauga border, walking distance to Sheridan College. The property features a finished basement complete with a kitchen, bathroom, and additional bedroom. Being sold \"As-Is,\" this home presents a rare blank canvas with great potential for your custom updates and personal touch. Take advantage of an incredible location close to places of worship, shopping, transit, and highways 410, 407, and 401.

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      HARVEY KALLES REAL ESTATE LTD.

      MLS® TRREB · Listing #W13809162

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Everything you need to know about valuing and buying with RealOrca.

      What makes the finished basement notable in this home?
      The basement includes a kitchen, bathroom and additional bedroom, adding flexible living space.
      What nearby transit and area features are mentioned?
      The home is walking distance to Sheridan College and close to transit, Mount Pleasant GO, shopping and the 410, 407 and 401 corridors.
      What should buyers know about purchasing a semi-detached home in Brampton?
      Semi-detached homes in Brampton are a popular option for buyers who want a balance between affordability, space, and a more residential feel. When buying, it’s important to review the home’s condition, layout, lot size, parking, and any shared wall considerations. Buyers should also check the neighbourhood’s access to schools, transit, parks, and daily amenities, since these are key parts of Brampton’s community planning.
      What are the typical features of single-family semi-detached homes in Brampton?
      Many semi-detached homes in Brampton offer practical family-oriented layouts, multiple bedrooms, attached or nearby parking, and private yards or outdoor space. They are often found in established neighbourhoods as well as newer communities, and can vary in style from more traditional homes to modern builds with updated finishes.
      Which Brampton neighbourhood factors matter most when choosing a semi-detached home?
      Location is often a major factor, especially access to schools, transit, parks, recreation centres, and shopping. Buyers may also want to consider commute routes, neighbourhood maturity, and the mix of housing around the property. In a fast-growing city like Brampton, community infrastructure and future development plans can also influence long-term livability.
      How does transit access affect buying a semi-detached home in Brampton?
      Transit can be an important consideration for many Brampton buyers, especially for commuters and families with students. Brampton Transit serves the city’s main local network, and homes near frequent routes or major transit corridors may offer added convenience. It’s a good idea to evaluate current transit access as well as how the area fits into the city’s broader growth and transportation plans.