This 1929 bungalow nestled on a quiet side street in the highly sought-after community of Crescent Heights. This exquisite home has the timeless charm you’ve been looking for, boasting original period architectural details that reflect its rich history, while the recent extensive renovation ensures you can start to enjoy this home the day you move in.
As you step inside, you are greeted by a bright and spacious living area with large windows that fill the room in natural light. The focal point of the living room is the stunning original brick fireplace surround and mantle, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Refinished original hardwood floors flow from the living space into the three generously sized bedrooms and additional versatile den; which provides the ideal space for a home office. The contemporary main level bathroom has been thoughtfully updated with a luxurious walk-in shower
The stylish kitchen features modern stainless steel appliances and also boasts a charming breakfast nook, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee while overlooking the picturesque backyard.
Descending to the fully developed basement, you'll discover an expansive family room designed for both entertaining and unwinding. This space includes a well-appointed wet bar, making it perfect for hosting movie nights or just relaxing. The basement also offers a fourth bedroom, providing ample space for guests or a growing family, along with an additional 4-piece bathroom for added convenience.
Step outside to your private south backyard oasis featuring mature trees and raised garden beds. Enjoy the afternoon sun on the oversized deck which is a dream for hosting your friends. In the evenings, unwind in the natural cedar hot tub while you admire the twinkle of the downtown city skyline.
Recent updates during the renovation include: Electrical Panel, Wiring and Fixtures | Plumbing Lines and Fixtures | New Furnace | Landscaping, Deck, Fence, Cedar Hot Tub | Exterior Doors | New Roof | bathrooms & kitchen | Interior & Exterior Painting | Basement Development