Living Room
MainCombined w/Dining • Hardwood Floor • Bay Window • Hardwood
Centennial, ON L1G 7N5
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Welcome To 912 Exeter St., Oshawa. This Bright And Spacious House Features 3 Generously Sized Bedrooms And 1 Full Bathroom, Offering A Comfortable Layout For Families Or Professionals. Enjoy A Sun-Filled Living And Dining Area, A Functional Kitchen With Ample Cabinetry, And Exclusive Use Of The Main Floor. Conveniently Located Close To Schools, Parks, Shopping, Public Transit, And Major Highways, Making Commuting And Everyday Living Easy.
Building type derived from the MLS property classification.
Title derived from the MLS property classification.
Flooring list assembled from the MLS room-by-room details.
Bedroom entries are included in the room details. Bathrooms are counted separately.
Combined w/Dining • Hardwood Floor • Bay Window • Hardwood
Combined w/Living • Hardwood Floor • Window • Hardwood
Tile Floor • Tile
Hardwood Floor • Window • Closet • Hardwood
Hardwood Floor • Window • Closet • Hardwood
Hardwood Floor • Window • Closet • Hardwood
Tile Floor • Tile
| Room | Level | Dimensions | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living Room | Main | 6.11 × 4.34 m | Combined w/Dining • Hardwood Floor • Bay Window • Hardwood |
| Dining Room | Main | 4.34 × 6.11 m | Combined w/Living • Hardwood Floor • Window • Hardwood |
| Kitchen | Main | 4.76 × 2.62 m | Tile Floor • Tile |
| Primary Bedroom | Main | 4.12 × 2.95 m | Hardwood Floor • Window • Closet • Hardwood |
| Bedroom 2 | Main | 3.16 × 2.31 m | Hardwood Floor • Window • Closet • Hardwood |
| Bedroom 2 | Main | 3.03 × 2.77 m | Hardwood Floor • Window • Closet • Hardwood |
| Bathroom | Main | — | Tile Floor • Tile |
Based on 80 active 3-bedroom house listings in Centennial.
Snapshot reflects Tenant.ca's active inventory and is not an appraisal.
A household would need about $96,000/year for this rent to equal 30% of gross income.
This is a planning estimate, not an approval decision. Actual affordability also depends on debt, utilities, transportation, and other expenses.