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250 chemin Gagnon

Amherst, Laurentides J0T 2 views

250 chemin Gagnon is a residential property in Amherst, Laurentides, built in 1968. Its 2025 municipal assessment is $700,500.

Year built: 1968
Storeys: —
Dwellings: —
Building: —
Lot size: 2124803 m² · 22,871,169 ft²
Type: —

Estimated value

$662,394

46% above the Amherst average

535k Likely range 836k

Vs a typical Amherst home

Lot size +10746% -$71k

Year built -11 +$2k

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Municipal assessment

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Total: $700,500
Land: $669,000
Building: $31,500

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Frequently asked questions

What is 250 chemin Gagnon, Amherst worth?

Evalio estimates the market value of 250 chemin Gagnon, Amherst at about $662,000, with a likely range of $535,000 to $836,000.

What is the municipal assessment of 250 chemin Gagnon, Amherst?

On the 2025 municipal assessment roll, 250 chemin Gagnon, Amherst is valued at $700,500. That is $669,000 for the land and $31,500 for the building.

When was 250 chemin Gagnon, Amherst built?

250 chemin Gagnon, Amherst was built in 1968, according to the municipal assessment roll.

Is the Evalio estimate an official appraisal?

No. The Evalio estimate is an automated valuation for information only — it isn't a certified appraisal and carries no legal weight. For a mortgage, a sale, or a tax dispute, hire a chartered appraiser, who visits the property and signs a formal report.