The Home Seeker! Finding the perfect home for you!
Born in Toronto and now proudly calling Listowel, Ontario home, Gino Cortese is a devoted husband, father, and grandfather whose greatest joy comes from spending time with his family. Their unwavering support has been the foundation of his many personal and professional pursuits.
Gino brings a diverse background and a deep-rooted passion for community to his work in real estate. With years of experience leading teams and working closely with clients, he’s developed strong skills in communication, patience, and problem-solving—qualities that now serve his clients exceptionally well.
His path to real estate is the result of a rich and varied career that shaped both his technical knowledge and people-first mindset. Blending leadership experience with a service-oriented approach, Gino offers a unique perspective and a sincere dedication to helping others.
Gino’s mission is simple: to help individuals and families find the right home while making the journey as smooth and enjoyable as possible. He’s committed to delivering top-tier service grounded in honesty, integrity, and a genuine desire to support his clients at every step.
Outside of real estate, Gino is an avid golfer and a lifelong hockey enthusiast. He’s actively involved in his community, volunteering with the Listowel Junior B hockey team, supporting Easter Seals Society NHL Alumni tournaments, and contributing to Ledcor Cares and Million Dollar Smiles—organizations that bring smiles and support to children with disabilities.
Gino is a proud member of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), and the Cornerstone Association of REALTORS®.
21 Prevost Court
Woodbridge-Vaughan, Ontario L4H 0W3
$2,299,999
TRREB Number: N12296925
Welcome to 21 Prevost Court – A Rare Gem in Cold Creek Estates
Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in Vaughan’s prestigious Cold Creek Estates community of Vellore Village. This beautifully renovated designer home offers the perfect blend of luxury, privacy, and comfort. Surrounded by mature trees, scenic trails, and lush green space, this residence is a true retreat from the everyday—while still being minutes from major highways, Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital, shopping, dining, and top amenities.
Inside, you’ll find an elegant open-concept layout with high-end finishes throughout. The chef-inspired kitchen features premium stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and a central island perfect for entertaining. The oversized family room showcases a striking marble feature wall and cozy fireplace, ideal for relaxing evenings at home.
Upstairs, four spacious bedrooms offer generous closet space and beautifully appointed bathrooms. The finished basement adds even more living space with a large recreation room, built-in bar with fridge, a dedicated gym, and ample storage.
Step outside to your private, professionally landscaped backyard complete with a hot tub, gazebo lounge, and stone patio—perfect for year-round enjoyment.
This is more than just a home—it’s a lifestyle designed for those who appreciate quality, tranquility, and thoughtful design.
Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to own in one of Vaughan’s most sought-after communities.
Contact me today to schedule your private viewing.
Open House
425 KEATS Way Unit# 4
Waterloo, Ontario N2L 5S7
$549,000
MLS® Number: 40734078
This spacious 3-bed, 2-bath townhouse condo with an attached garage is a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, families, or investors. Located in Waterloo’s sought-after Beechwood/University district, it features a bright, functional layout with recent mechanical updates and a newly renovated kitchen with brand-new appliances. Enjoy versatile living spaces and generously sized bedrooms—perfect for work, relaxation, or family life. Just minutes from UW, Laurier, transit, shopping, and green spaces. A smart move in a prime location—don’t miss out!
Weatherproof Your Door for Winter
The Department of Energy tells us warm air leaking into your home during the summer and out of your home in the winter can waste a substantial portion of your energy dollars. You can save at least 10% on your energy bill by reducing those air leaks at the doors to your house, and it’s one of the easiest and least expensive projects you can do.
It’s a two-part job working on the door. First, install weatherstripping around the perimeter of the door and then add a door sweep to the bottom of the door; both steps are effective ways to stop drafts and seal gaps that leak air. We like bronze door weatherstripping, but you’ll also find the material that is wrapped foam with a metal or wood flange, which is easier to install than the bronze material. A door sweep seals gaps between the bottom of the door and the threshold keeping out air and insects. Choose one made of the door material and install with screws.
A carpenter or handyman will charge $145 to remove and replace a door’s weatherstripping and install a door sweep, but you can buy the materials for $70, do it yourself and save 52%. For tools you’ll need a tape measure, hacksaw, hammer, drill and screwdriver. No matter who does the job, you’re the winner with lower energy bills for years to come.
©2021 Gene and Katie Hamilton.
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
The Department of Energy tells us warm air leaking into your home during the summer and out of your home in the winter can waste a substantial portion of your energy dollars. You can save at least 10% on your energy bill by reducing those air leaks at the doors to your house, and it’s one of the easiest and least expensive projects you can do.
It’s a two-part job working on the door. First, install weatherstripping around the perimeter of the door and then add a door sweep to the bottom of the door; both steps are effective ways to stop drafts and seal gaps that leak air. We like bronze door weatherstripping, but you’ll also find the material that is wrapped foam with a metal or wood flange, which is easier to install than the bronze material. A door sweep seals gaps between the bottom of the door and the threshold keeping out air and insects. Choose one made of the door material and install with screws.
A carpenter or handyman will charge $145 to remove and replace a door’s weatherstripping and install a door sweep, but you can buy the materials for $70, do it yourself and save 52%. For tools you’ll need a tape measure, hacksaw, hammer, drill and screwdriver. No matter who does the job, you’re the winner with lower energy bills for years to come.
©2021 Gene and Katie Hamilton.
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
WATERLOO REGION
PERTH COUNTY
WATERFRONT
Gino, the home seeker, has consistently achieved successful home searches and negotiations, securing ideal homes for clients.
Westport, Ontario
Listowel, Ontario
SOLD
7730 Concession Road 3
Lisle Ontario
Gino was amazing at every step of the way in my search for my first home. He went above and beyond to find me a house that fit me just right, and put up with all of my questions as a first time buyer. I will be using Gino again for any future buys/sells and whole heartedly recommend him if you are looking for a realtor who is truly in your corner!
Invir Dhanoa - Lawyer
invir@dhanoalaw.ca
T: 226-407-6240 ext 800
F: 226-946-1346
Dhanoa Law
508 Riverbend Drive,
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Kitchener ON N2K 3S2
