Modular Home For Sale in Chalk River, ON

This 16-month-old bungalow-style mini is 16' x 69' - 1104 square feet; built by Maple Leaf Homes of New Brunswick, and currently installed on a concrete footing. It meets the housing standards required to satisfy the Ontario Building Code, (Certificate of Compliance CSA-A277). It is a fully integrated home.

As of this date, there are no traditional banking institutions that will make mortgages available to homes on rented properties; to occupy it at its present location, a buyer will require cash for this purchase or consider moving this home to their own lot, so that it qualifies for a traditional mortgage, as a home, cottage, granny suite and/or potential rental unit.

The house was moved to this lot by a truck, so moving it to your own lot is possible. To help alleviate the housing crisis, there is some help from the government when providing rental units.

With a down payment of $180,000, the seller will consider taking back a mortgage on the balance (for a qualifying buyer).

Featuring huge windows, all fitted with blinds, this home is full of bright, natural light. The 8'x3' island is complete with soft-close, full-extension drawers. It has a corner pantry which houses all of the dry goods. A 9' overhead-atrium in the 18' x 14' kitchen blends into a 12' x 14' living room, for open concept living.

Doorways are 36" wide and hallways are 40' wide for wheelchair accessibility.

Pot lights on dimmer switches, allow for perfect light levels throughout.

It has a forced-air furnace; with a propane/natural gas-option. In this location, propane heats the home for approximately $1800./yr. Hydro costs are around $95./month. It is wired for TV and wireless, available here, through Bell.

Currently located at 23 Hunters Run Lane (off Plant Road) this prefabricated home is situated on a quiet 68' x 170' lot, nestled among the trees in a truly unique park called 'Shady Pines Park' in Chalk River, just 8 Km from Deep River ON.

The lot fee is $550./month and pays for road-plowing in the winter, grading in the spring, and garbage pick-up within the park. The underground water lines and the septic tanks are maintained by the park.

Additional costs include, taxes of $133.58, paid quarterly and a community-paid well-maintenance fee of $100.00, also paid quarterly. There are two new wells that service the park and the fee pays for daily water-testing and treatments.