Heritage Building
1350 Queen St, Halifax, NS B3J 2H5
Heritage Building, at 1350 Queen St, is a condo building in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It was built in 1871, has 8 residential units and stands 3 storeys tall.
Market Overview
Last sale: Aug 28, 2025
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Repairs/Projects
New windows in 2004, new roof in 2001, large custom skylight repaired in 2009, and an exterior restoration in 2010 for great curb appeal and maintenance free living. | New windows in 2004, roof in 2001, large custom skylight repaired in 2009, and a restored building front renovation in 2010 for curb-appeal and years of maintenance-free living. | Newer windows in most rooms, newer bathroom, flooring, trim, crown molding, & kitchen (with laminate tile). | New trim and crown molding complete this terrific opportunity to own a home in downtown Hfx with easy access to parking, within walking distan
About This Building
Heritage Building at 1350 Queen St is a low-rise apartment in Halifax, Nova Scotia, built around 1871. The provincial condominium register shows 8 titled condo units at this address and its sister civic numbers. Listings describe it as 3 storeys. Since October 2024, 3 unit sales appear in MLS-derived data, averaging $466,667. Recent listings put condo fees near $329 a month (covering water). Features mentioned in listings include storage locker, in-suite laundry, balcony. Pets: pets possible (listing field; confirm bylaws). Within an 800 m walk there are 116 restaurants, 48 cafes, 8 grocery stores, 4 pharmacies, 17 parks, 2 schools, 68 bus stops.
Nearby condo buildings
- 1296 Queen St · 8 units · 97 m away
- 5579 Morris St · built 1949 · 26 units · 100 m away
- 5589 Morris St · 3 units · 111 m away
- Dresden Court – 1347 Dresden Row · built 1987 · 14 units · 116 m away
- 1345 Dresden Row · built 1992 · 4 units · 117 m away
- 5320 Morris St · built 1870 · 5 units · 150 m away
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