If you’ve been looking for a brand new home near Winnipeg without crossing the $500,000 mark, there are six new opportunities coming to The Villas of Grande Pointe Meadows.

Kensington Homes currently has six homes available in The Villas, with foundations going in now and completion anticipated for this winter.

Six New Homes to Choose From

These homes range from 1,122 to approximately 1,400 square feet, offering several different options depending on the amount of space and layout you’re looking for.

Most importantly, all six are priced under $500,000.

Each home comes with a great selection of features already included, such as:

• Quartz countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms

• Plank flooring throughout the main living area

• Air conditioning

• Five-piece appliance package

Limited-Time Parade of Homes Bonus

For a limited time during Parade of Homes, additional promotional bonuses are available, adding even more value to these new homes.

With foundations going in now, this is an opportunity to secure a brand new home before completion, with the homes expected to be ready this winter.

Interested in The Villas of Grande Pointe Meadows?

I can provide you with the available floor plans, individual home pricing, specifications and current availability for all six Kensington Homes in The Villas of Grande Pointe Meadows.

You can also contact me for information about Kensington Homes in any community where we build.

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Tabitha Baete
Tabitha Lynne Baete Personal Real Estate Corporation
Real Broker
204-330-1103

"If I can afford the mortgage, I can afford the house."

That simple sentence has probably destroyed more household budgets than rising interest rates.

It's one of the biggest misconceptions I hear from buyers.

The mortgage is only one piece of the cost of homeownership. Before you buy, you also need to account for:

Property taxes

Home insurance

Utilities

Ongoing maintenance

That last one is the expense people forget most often.

Your house will eventually ask for more money. It just won't send you a calendar invitation first.

And here in Manitoba, maintenance always seems to have a favourite season: January.

The furnace decides it's had enough during a cold snap. The hot water tank springs a leak. The sump pump picks the worst possible time to stop working. The roof suddenly needs attention. Of course, it's minus 30 outside, and every contractor in town is already booked.

None of these repairs are unusual. They're simply part of owning a home.

So before you fall in love with a property, do one simple calculation.

Add together your:

Monthly mortgage payment

Property taxes

Home insurance

Utilities

A realistic monthly amount set aside for maintenance

Now ask yourself one question.

Does that total still feel comfortable?

If the answer is yes, you're in a much better position to enjoy your home without constantly worrying about the next bill.

If the answer is no, you've probably just saved yourself from becoming house poor.

Buying a home should improve your life, not stretch your finances to the breaking point.

If you're wondering what a realistic monthly budget looks like for your price range, send me a message. I'll help you work through the true cost of ownership before you fall in love with a house that ends up costing more than you expected. 204-330-1103

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