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26 rue Arsenault

Sept-Îles, Côte-Nord G4R 2 views

26 rue Arsenault is a residential property in Sept-Îles, Côte-Nord, built in 1960. Its 2025 municipal assessment is $318,000, up 33% from $239,500 on the 2022 roll.

Year built: 1960
Storeys: —
Dwellings: —
Building: —
Lot size: 779 m² · 8,380 ft²
Type: —

Estimated value

$348,876

2% above the Sept-Îles average

282k Likely range 440k

Vs a typical Sept-Îles home

Lot size -51% +$5k

Year built -15 +$1k

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Municipal assessment

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Total: $318,000
Land: $66,200
Building: $251,800
2022 roll: $239,500 +33%

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Frequently asked questions

What is 26 rue Arsenault, Sept-Îles worth?

Evalio estimates the market value of 26 rue Arsenault, Sept-Îles at about $349,000, with a likely range of $282,000 to $440,000.

What is the municipal assessment of 26 rue Arsenault, Sept-Îles?

On the 2025 municipal assessment roll, 26 rue Arsenault, Sept-Îles is valued at $318,000. That is $66,200 for the land and $251,800 for the building.

When was 26 rue Arsenault, Sept-Îles built?

26 rue Arsenault, Sept-Îles was built in 1960, 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.