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| Monthly Rent | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,698 - $2,198 | 1 - 3 Beds | 1 - 3 | 1 - 2 Baths | 1 - 2 | 635 - 1,315 sq. ft. |
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Walk Score ®
Very Walkable87 / 100
Transit Score ®
Good Transit56 / 100
Bike Score ®
Very Bikeable74 / 100
Shoppers will appreciate 130 & 140 Lincoln Road proximity to Bridgeport Plaza, University Square, and The Shops at Waterloo Town Square. Bridgeport Plaza is 0.4 kilometers away, and University Square is within a 12 minute walk.
With a TransitScore of 56, 130 & 140 Lincoln Road has good transit, including 5 transit stops within 2.7 kilometers. Transit options include Waterloo Public Square Station and Willis Way Station.
Living in Waterloo North-East provides easy access to Kitchener/Waterloo, located just 24 minutes from 130 & 140 Lincoln Road.
School
Commute Time (Distance)
Wilfrid Laurier, Waterloo
Drive: 3 min (1.8 km)
University of Waterloo
Drive: 6 min (4 km)
Well maintained buildings in Waterloo. Within walking distance to schools and shopping including 24hr shopping at Sobeys, Shoppers Drugmart and others. Outdoor swimming pool, billiard room, party room, exercise room. Located next to the Moser... Springer Park, and the Waterloo Transit bus route. Indoor parking! Call or email us today to book your guided tour. Excellent Transit & Connectivity: Both 130 & 140 Lincoln Road are well-served by Grand River Transit (GRT) bus routes, providing quick access to uptown Waterloo, downtown Kitchener, and nearby transit hubs, including the ION light rail system. With easy access to Highway 85, commuting to surrounding areas or connecting to Highway 401 is simple and efficient. Shopping & Dining at Your Doorstep: Residents enjoy proximity to Glenridge plaza and Bridgeport plaza, grocery stores, and a wide range of retail options. Uptown Waterloo offers boutique shopping, cozy cafés, and an exciting culinary scene with restaurants serving everything from international flavors to local farm-to-table dishes. Parks & Recreation: The neighborhood is close to Bechtel Park, RIM Park, and scenic trails for walking, cycling, and outdoor leisure. Waterloo’s recreation centers, fitness facilities, and public libraries provide year-round activities and amenities for all ages. Schools & Education: Families benefit from a selection of nearby public and Catholic schools, as well as childcare centers. University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Conestoga College are all easily accessible, making these locations ideal for students and faculty. A Friendly & Growing Community: Waterloo is celebrated for its welcoming neighborhoods, cultural festivals, and innovative spirit as part of the region’s booming tech sector. Farmers’ markets, live events, and community programs add to the area’s vibrant character. Your Ideal Waterloo Address: 130 & 140 Lincoln Road offer the best of Waterloo living — a balance of residential comfort, easy transit access, and proximity to shopping and recreation. Whether for families, professionals, or students, these properties are a fantastic place to call home.
Well maintained buildings in Waterloo. Within walking distance to schools and shopping including 24hr shopping at Sobeys, Shoppers Drugmart and others. Outdoor swimming pool, billiard room, party room, exercise room. Located next to the Moser Springer Park, and the Waterloo Transit bus route. Indoor parking! Call or email us today to book your guided tour. Excellent Transit & Connectivity: Both 130 & 140 Lincoln Road are well-served by Grand River Transit (GRT) bus routes, providing quick access to uptown Waterloo, downtown Kitchener, and nearby transit hubs, including the ION light rail system. With easy access to Highway 85, commuting to surrounding areas or connecting to Highway 401 is simple and efficient. Shopping & Dining at Your Doorstep: Residents enjoy proximity to Glenridge plaza and Bridgeport plaza, grocery stores, and a wide range of retail options. Uptown Waterloo offers boutique shopping, cozy cafés, and an exciting culinary scene with restaurants serving everything from international flavors to local farm-to-table dishes. Parks & Recreation: The neighborhood is close to Bechtel Park, RIM Park, and scenic trails for walking, cycling, and outdoor leisure. Waterloo’s recreation centers, fitness facilities, and public libraries provide year-round activities and amenities for all ages. Schools & Education: Families benefit from a selection of nearby public and Catholic schools, as well as childcare centers. University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Conestoga College are all easily accessible, making these locations ideal for students and faculty. A Friendly & Growing Community: Waterloo is celebrated for its welcoming neighborhoods, cultural festivals, and innovative spirit as part of the region’s booming tech sector. Farmers’ markets, live events, and community programs add to the area’s vibrant character. Your Ideal Waterloo Address: 130 & 140 Lincoln Road offer the best of Waterloo living — a balance of residential comfort, easy transit access, and proximity to shopping and recreation. Whether for families, professionals, or students, these properties are a fantastic place to call home.
130 & 140 Lincoln Road is located in Waterloo, in the N2J 4N4 zip code. This apartment community was built in 1983 and has 10 stories with 240 units.
For 130 & 140 Lincoln Road
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3 Ratings & Reviews
8/26/25
The building is so run down, very noisy, the property manager doesn’t respond to emails. The Superintendents are wonderful at 140 but
they can only do so much.
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5 People Found This Helpful
5/7/25
Totally agree with Jan 15 review. First, the Property Manager responsible for these buildings has let them fall into a poor-quality place to live. He does very little to help resolve tenant issues and does not seem to support the building managers who (along with residents), are left to deal with multiple issues on their own. Far too many children (often 30 or more playing outside from 4pm to 11:30pm or later in nice weather). Constant screaming and no adult supervision. I no longer use my... balcony due to the noise...I wear earbuds or earplugs most of the time now when at home or close windows which doesn't help much with noise. Basically, kids run the place. Playing in the parking lots, lobbies, garage and hallways/stairwells as well as individual units where they live. The grounds are trampled (don't believe the pictures...these have not been updated in years - no trees or hedges in front of buildings, no nice lawn...mostly weeds after a botched garage repair). The pool is swarming with children swimming in street clothes all summer. Good luck if any of us adults get a chance to use it (though truth be told, I wouldn't any longer). Garbage/recycling is often a mess due to people who don't follow rules. We even get people placing (sometimes opened) perishable food and bags of clothing in lobbies as if we are a goodwill. Dog park (as with rest of lawn has not been properly leveled and drainage is poor (again after garage repairs). The dog park is a swampy mess much of the time. Used to be a nice quiet place to live, with mostly older adults, but has changed significantly in the past 3 to 4 years. Don't waste your money here. Not well-managed or well-maintained (constant hot water issues, poor heating and cooling units, and constant elevator breakdowns). Embarrassedto have friends over for a visit. Definitely not what it once was. Which is so sad, as it used to be quite nice.
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10 People Found This Helpful
1/15/25
I am a resident at 130 Lincoln, and I strongly advise against considering 130 and 140 Lincoln Rd as a place to live. In the spring and summer, the noise levels are unbearable, with unsupervised children playing until 11:30 PM, causing constant disturbances. The property is dirty, moldy, and unsafe, with minimal attention to maintenance. In the fall and winter, mold grows on the roof and around the windows, and even in January and February, droplets can be seen dripping from the ceiling due to... excessive humidity. The air conditioning and heating systems are outdated, ineffective at managing humidity, and not energy-efficient, forcing you to pay extra for hydro. The management demonstrates a complete lack of responsibility, and the living conditions fall far below even the most basic standards. The rent is overpriced for the deplorable quality of living. Noisy, dirty, moldy, unsafe, and with no accountability - this place fails on every level. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.
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13 People Found This Helpful
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