206 Wellington St

Chatham Kent, ON N8A 2X9

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1-2 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 8 1 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #X13834302, ZOLO REALTY	--	Now	C$1,475
Unit 5 2 bd, 1 ba MLS ID #X13834252, ZOLO REALTY	--	Now	C$1,550

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Heating

Electric

Neighborhood: Wallaceburg

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Getting around

Walk Score^®

/ 100

Very Walkable

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/ 100

Bikeable

Nearby schools in Chatham Kent

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Historic Area
The Wallaceburg Museum documents local history, including the town’s glassmaking heritage.
Outdoor Activities
The Sydenham River and nearby waterways create opportunities for paddling, fishing, and riverside walks.
Green Spaces
Riverfront paths and local green spaces provide places to stroll and spend time outdoors.
Dining Scene
The town centre has cafés and restaurants alongside independent shops.

Wallaceburg is a riverside community in Chatham-Kent, set where the Sydenham River meets the Chenail Ecarté, a channel connecting to Lake St. Clair. The waterways shape local scenery and recreation, while the region’s southwestern Ontario climate brings warm summers and cold winters. The Wallaceburg Museum shares the area’s industrial and community history, including its long connection to glassmaking. Riverfront paths and nearby green spaces offer places to walk, cycle, and enjoy the outdoors. Along the town’s main streets, cafés, restaurants, and independent shops provide everyday stops, with additional shopping and services elsewhere in Chatham-Kent. Local events and community arts add seasonal activity; larger entertainment options are found farther afield. Driving is the most practical way to reach surrounding communities, while the compact centre makes some local errands possible on foot.

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