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Suite #110: Schneider Model
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Born in 1772 in Pennsylvania, Joseph Schneider moved in 1806 with his family to the Waterloo Region. He owned a sawmill and was an active member of the Mennonite Settlers. He is regarded as one of the original founders of Kitchener. He built his house around 1816 on land originally called Sand Hills, then Ebytown, Berlin and now Kitchener. He died in 1843.
Suite #208: Bauman Model
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The Bauman name is deeply rooted in the Mennonite heritage of Waterloo Township and the city of Berlin (Kitchener). Gabriel H. Bauman, a cabinetmaker by trade, served as a city Councillor from 1854 to 1857, leaving a legacy of craftsmanship and civic contribution.
Suite #311: Breithaupt Model
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William Henry Breithaupt was born in 1857 in Buffalo, N. Y. In the year 1900, he immigrated to Berlin, Ontario. A very accomplished civil engineer, he built railway bridges in various locations on the continent. He built the Berlin gasworks, the Berlin and Waterloo railway and extended a line to Bridgeport. He was the first chairman of the City Planning Commission of Berlin, Ontario.
Contact Laurie and Dailen Keyes at 519-748-7751 for further information/showing
Suite #404: Bricker Model
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Samuel Bricker was a prominent landowner and early Waterloo County settler. He purchased farmland near Blair, Ontario, in 1802. By the same year, Bricker and other investors formed the German Company, bringing dozens of pioneering families from Pennsylvania, whose influence helped shape the region’s future.
Asking price: $300,000
2 bedroom + 2 bath( 3pc & 4pc)
900 sq.ft. Carpet and vinyl flooring
Living room with bay window with east view
Nice sized bedrooms
Maintenance fees $629.30/month+ Property Tax $188.50/month for a total of $817.80 + hydro usage
Storage locker and one garage parking spot included.
Contact Lance Nielsen at 519-748-7057 for further information/showing
Suite #407: Eby Model
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Benjamin Eby was a pioneer bishop of the Mennonite Church serving in Ontario, he was born in Pennsylvania on May 2, 1785. He and his wife, Mary, immigrated to Waterloo County, Ontario, in 1807. He was ordained as minister in 1809 and as bishop in 1812. In 1813, he built a log meeting house, the first building erected solely for religious worship in Waterloo County. The congregation had at least 150 members. At the same time, he carried on his farming, his farm comprising a large part of the East Ward of the modern city of Kitchener.
Suite #409: Huber Model
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James Thornton Huber was born in Waterloo region on August 19, 1853. At age 18, his occupation is listed as Clerk in North Dumfries Township. At age 25, he opened J. T. Huber Groceries and Crockery in Berlin (Kitchener). At age 33 he is listed as working for Atlantic Glue Works and at age 38 he opened J. T. Huber & Co., manufacturers of Patent and Compressed Insoles while continuing to operate the Groceries and Crockery business where he carried both staple and fancy groceries and a large stock of crockery and glassware.
Suite #507: Eby Model
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Named for Benjamin Eby, a pioneer bishop of the Mennonite Church in Ontario, who immigrated to Waterloo County in 1807. Eby built the region’s first meeting house for worship, was a leader in community farming and spiritual life, and his legacy is reflected in much of East Kitchener today.
Asking price: $325,000
1 bedroom + 1 bath( 3pc)
700 sq.ft. with Juliette balcony with NW view
Hardwood and Linoleum flooring
Maintenance fees $483.19/month+ Property Tax $147.20 for a total of $630.39 + hydro usage
Upgrades include lighting, quartz countertops, backsplash, walnut lined pass through, etc.
Storage locker and one garage parking spot included.
Contact 519-742-4222 for further information/showing