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Joe Malec & Carol Moore
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About Ancaster, Ontario

Home of the Ancaster Fall Fair, as a community within the City of Hamilton, Ancaster offers a wide variety of housing options. In the downtown area you can find older remodelled homes and closer to the highways you will find larger family homes along with new condominium projects. If your tastes run to country living, within a few minutes to the downtown area you will find a wide selection of acreages to choose from. You may settle for a house with 4 or 5 acres or secure yourself a 100 acre working farm.

With Hwy 403 running through Ancaster, you are never too far away from where ever it is you need to go.

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Client Testimonial

Joe Malec is a realtor who always goes the extra mile and should be recognised. He has now helped my family through the purchase of 3 houses the sale of 2 and the move to a retirement home. Joe guided me through the minefield of property fencing and owner liability when neighbours wanted to cost share. He also advised on the type of property that would be easy to rent and importantly maintain. When we decided to move we engaged Joe to negotiate on our behalf for the new property and to sell our property. We were so successful that as we were closing the door to the open house we were opening the door to the 97.5% offer. Within 8 weeks of starting the whole process we had moved in. Joe has become a family friend and advisor on all of our property transactions.

Dave Grainger

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Ancaster is a picturesque and historic community located on the Niagara escarpment, within the greater area of the city of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. This former town was founded officially in 1793 and was one of the oldest European communities established in present day Ontario along with Windsor (1749), Kingston (1780), Niagara-on-the-Lake (1792) and Toronto (1793). Today, Ancaster's primary points of interest are its historical village core, its abundant recreational walking trails and its interesting variety of restaurants, pubs and shops. Its current population growth and building boom occurs mainly on the east side of Highway 403 in such typically suburban commercial developments as the Power Centre and residential developments such as the Meadowlands.

Ancaster is the most westerly portion of the Golden Horseshoe conurbation of southern Ontario. It is generally considered to be an affluent bedroom community whose residents are typically professionals who work in downtown Hamilton, Brantford, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga or Toronto. Ancaster is also known for its diverse wildlife. Particularly, baby ducks are quite prevalent in the town. The Bruce Trail snakes through Ancaster as it links Queenston with Tobermory. The famous walking path goes through part of the Dundas Valley Conservation Area and crosses the Hamilton to Brantford Rail Trail. These offer four seasons recreation for walkers, cyclists, horse riders, snowshoers and cross country skiers.



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