Micah Lenahan - Sales Representative, Hamilton, ON (2026)

05/27/2026

FOR SALE 138 PARK ST W, DUNDAS

Set on a rare double lot in the heart of downtown Dundas, this beautifully preserved 1910 home offers timeless character, exceptional space, and an opportunity seldom found in the highly sought-after Melville Heritage District. With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a bright sunroom, and an additional 400 sq ft unfinished attic space ready for future potential, this home combines historic charm with everyday functionality. Original inlaid hardwood floors have been meticulously maintained, while the wrap-around covered porch is the perfect place to enjoy summer rain showers and watch the neighbourhood go by. The mature gardens surrounding the property create a private and established setting, while the detached garage/workshop with power adds incredible versatility for hobbyists, storage, or creative workspace needs. Surrounded by tree-lined streets and just steps to shops, cafés, restaurants, and trails, this is a rare chance to own a landmark property in one of Dundas’ most desirable neighbourhoods. Located within the catchment for Dundas Central School and Dundas Valley Secondary School. Rarely do properties of this calibre and character become available in this location — book your private showing today.

3 Bedrooms + Sunroom
2 Bathrooms
All Farmhouse Charm
Listed at $1,400,000
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05/25/2026

FOR SALE 44 ST. CLAIR AVE, HAMILTON

Set on one of Hamilton’s most beloved tree-lined streets, this grand 1906 Edwardian blends timeless character with thoughtful modern updates. Offering over 2,000 sq ft, 6 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, the home features the classic foursquare layou with expansive principal rooms, soaring ceilings, a grand foyer, and beautifully preserved original wood paneling. Refinished original hardwood floors run throughout, while the updated kitchen and bathrooms (2020) bring a fresh and functional touch. Cozy radiant heat, supplemented by ductless A/C and heat pumps, plus a gas fireplace, create comfort in every season. Outside, the massive covered front porch captures the charm these homes are known for, with updated eaves and soffits (2021), while the private backyard is framed by mature trees for a peaceful urban retreat. Located steps from neighbourhood favourites like Rooney’s for coffee or Capitol Bar for a burger and pint, and with the future Hamilton LRT nearby, this is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully updated historic home in one of Hamilton’s most family friendly neighbourhoods.

5 bed + Finished Attic
3 bath
Listed at $899,900
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10/22/2025

FOR SALE 🔨🐅
49 MADISON AVE, HAMILTON
3 bed + 3 bath
Listed at $449,000
MLS 40780815

Welcome to 49 Madison Avenue — a charming brick row house in a convenient downtown Hamilton location. This 3-bedroom, 3-bath home offers great space and potential at an affordable price. The main floor features bright living and dining areas, a handy powder room, and a kitchen that walks out to a private backyard. Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms and a full bathroom. The high, dry basement adds about 600 sq. ft. of extra living or storage space, with a second full bath already in place and a partially finished layout ready for your ideas. Close to parks, schools, transit, and the shops and restaurants of Barton Village and downtown, this home is a great opportunity for first-time buyers or anyone looking to invest in a growing neighbourhood.

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10/02/2025

FOR SALE 🗝️🗝️
36 MOUNTWOOD AVE
5 bed + 3 bath
2586 sq ft
Listed at $900,000
MLS 40774910
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Co-Listed with Alice Kent, Sage Real Estate

Nestled between Durand and Corktown! 36 Mountwood Avenue is a stately & architecturally unique five-bedroom home located on a quiet tree-lined street offering over 3,000 square feet of living space across four levels This impressive residence sits on a large lot with a private drive, detached garage and is surrounded by prestigious homes (many of which are owned by doctors working at the nearby hospital). Originally built by an architect for their own use, they spent over 30 years showcasing the rare masonry, original solid oak front door, leaded and stained glass windows and gorgeous fire places. Your clients will love the natural light that pours in. Outdoor living is truly exceptional here with 2 rear decks tucked into the tree canopy. Tons of space for gardening, landscaping or perhaps even a garden suite or a potential addition. Basement is unfinished with 8ft ceiling height. Located minutes from St. Josephs Healthcare, Juravinski Hospital, and McMaster Children’s Hospital, this home is ideal for medical professionals. The street itself has recently undergone a full infrastructure update, with all new services installed and the road freshly paved. A short stroll to James St S, Durand Coffee and Wine Bar, Hamilton GO, & Augusta St restaurants+bars. The apartment building to the rear of the property is currently updating its units further enhancing the value and appeal of this already sought-after location. Although all buyers are advised to check with the municipality for more details, this house is Zoned R1 under Hamiltons Zoning By-law 05-200 (By-law 24-051), which likely permits a wide range of residential uses. This is a rare opportunity to own a grand, character-filled five-bedroom home with a huge yard, private parking, and unmatched potential in one of Hamiltons most prestigious enclaves.

07/24/2025

🍦Cool New Price 🍦
49 Ray St N, Hamilton
5 bed plus office ✔️
2 bath inc main floor powder✔️
Close to everything ✔️
Heritage Charm✔️
Move in ready ✔️
Now listed at $824,900✔️ Link in bio or DM for more 💌💌

07/18/2025

History Lesson Alert! PART TWO: One of the Goodbrands’ tenants were Michael and Lena MacNamara. Michael operated a long-running hat renovation shop on Main St, M. MacNamara & Son, while wife Lena was an active member of the Altar Society and parishioner at the Cathedral of Christ the King.

The Finochio family took ownership during the 1940s and brought a whole new rhythm to Ray St. For a time, son Joseph taught guitar at Waddington School of Music, a downtown hub of the thriving mid-century arts scene. His brother Albert, better known as ‘Boots’, ran Club Combo while his wife Olive operated the London Grill, a landmark on York Street. The Grill was attached to the Old City House Hotel, once known as the Dog and Gun, and rumoured to be a speakeasy during Prohibition.

Before turning to real estate with his brother Joseph, Albert Finochio spent 24 years in the food business. ‘Boots’ credited his mother with teaching him everything he knew about cooking: by smell, taste and heart. In the early 1960s, ‘Boots’ and friends started the Grey Cup dinner tradition at St. Anthony of Padua Church, then located on Clinton Street. The menu was legendary— and not limited to— 500 pounds of meat and game, including roast beef, quail by the dozen, long island duckling, porchetta, and cacciatore, all braised in gallons of homemade wine. The $10-a-plate stag drew steelworkers, professionals and city councillors alike. ‘Boots’ and friends claimed it ‘the best feed in town’. With profit proceeds going to the church (and blessings to the Ti-cats) it was Hamilton community spirit at its best.

Strathcona has long been a bridge between downtown bustle and west-end community, and of this 49 Ray St N is exemplary. Over its hundred-plus years, this house has been home to both civic and family life, stewarded by people who made Hamilton go. From railway men, farmers, teachers, volunteers, musicians and restaurateurs: the families who have called this home have served the city and shaped its enduring rhythm.

07/17/2025

History Lesson Alert! PART ONE: Built in 1907, 49 Ray St N sits in a west-end pocket often described as a neighbourhood between neighbourhoods. The house has seen over a century of residents, from farmers and hat makers to teachers, railway men, musicians, and restaurateurs.

In the mid-1800s, this block was part of a large estate owned by John Ogilvy Hatt, barrister and brother-in-law to Sir Allan MacNab. His grand home stood at the centre. Just a few blocks away, Victoria Park became home to the Crystal Palace fairground. In 1865, Hatt’s estate passed to the Sisters of Loretto, who transformed it into a girls’ academy, adding dormitories and a chapel, offering a rigorous program in the arts (including piano and harp) and religious studies, rooted in principles of academic excellence and the empowerment of women.

The Sisters of Loretto began to sell off unused portions of their grounds, and the corner of Ray and Napier was purchased by builder David J. Henry. In 1906, he received permits to build three houses on Ray St N. One of these was 49, a red-brick Edwardian home that would join a new neighbourhood formed in just a few short years by Hamilton’s westward expansion, marking the disappearance of former estates and farmland.

James Ellis moved into 49 c.1909 with wife Maud and daughter Vera. He started on the railways aged 16, working across Canada, before turning foreman at the TH&B Roundhouse, and later the CNR. He spent 50 years on the rails, praised for his good nature, understanding and loyalty. He was a 32nd-degree Mason, linking him to the nearby Scottish Rite, centre of Masonic life and one of Strathcona’s most recognizable landmarks.

Farmer Walter and his wife Lulu Goodbrand owned the home during The Depression, renting it out and at times living in it. Lulu hosted the Women’s Institute in the parlour, a pioneering organization founded by Adelaide Hoodless, champion of rural women’s education. The Goodbrand’s daughter Gladys married William Dickson, who taught at Adelaide Hoodless’ namesake school and studied Ancient Culture at McMaster University not long after it relocated to Hamilton, while they lived at 49.

06/10/2025

History Lesson Alert! Kirkendall started as farmland on the outskirts of town. In the 1880s, the laying of brick sewers, gas lines and streetcars sparked growth, while early British, Scottish, and Irish settlers shaped the area’s character. Over time, Kirkendall grew into a place for everyone: working families, middle-class professionals, and builders of the city’s economy.

Locke St became the neighbourhood heartline. In 1890, the HSR tram barn and Dundas Dummy line connected Kirkendall to the rest of Hamilton, turning a muddy track, once home to Beasley’s Racecourse, into a busy stretch of shops and gathering spots where city life settled in.

Founded in 1874 as the Hamilton Cricket Club, the HAAA Grounds are one of Hamilton’s oldest sporting spaces. Cricket and lacrosse were early games of choice; later rugby and football. The 1910 Grey Cup packed the stands. The Hamilton Tigers, forerunner of the Ti-Cats, played there until 1949. Now owned by the city, the grounds are still a green space where generations come to play.

The Tuckett To***co Company gave workers like William Russell opportunity and security. He spent 38 years as a foreman, helping produce Myrtle Navy and Marguerite ci**rs. Tuckett’s profit-sharing, nine-hour days, and Christmas bonuses gave working families a foothold, helping shape Hamilton’s identity as a worker’s city.
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05/29/2025

FOR SALE 🗝️
487 DUNSMURE RD, HAMILTON
3 bed + 2 bath 100% cute
Listed at $589,900
MLS 40734419
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Nestled in the heart of Hamilton’s sought-after Crown Point neighbourhood, 487 Dunsmure Road offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lifestyle rooted in community and convenience. Cute as a button and truly move-in ready, this home is just steps from Gage Park, Ottawa Street’s shops and cafes, and excellent schools—right in one of the city’s most walkable, family-friendly areas. Inside, you’ll find a blend of original charm and thoughtful updates, with bright, functional living spaces that feel instantly inviting. Native pollinator gardens add beauty and purpose to the outdoor space, making this a rare opportunity to live in a vibrant, established neighbourhood known for its character homes and strong community spirit.

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