with a thoroughness that’s obvious before you reach the second floor. Three bedrooms, all properly sized. The primary is the one that lingers: large enough for real furniture, with a walk-in closet that holds a full wardrobe and an ensuite that spares you the shared-sink morning. Four bathrooms in total, three full, plus a powder room on the main floor, so a household of four never queues. The kitchen was updated with quartz counters, high-end appliances, and cabinetry that doesn’t run out on you by the second shelf. Wood flooring runs through the main living areas. An electric fireplace sits where the room naturally gathers, which Ottawa makes you grateful for from about November onward. The finished basement carries its own full bathroom, and that single detail is what makes it useful rather than spare: a guest suite with privacy, an office that closes, a gym you’ll actually walk down to. Behind the house, no rear neighbours. Open sky, and no sightlines into anyone else’s kitchen. In a newer Barrhaven subdivision, that’s close to unrepeatable. It arrives furnished and equipped, so moving in is the whole of the work. Two parking spots, one of them sheltered in the garage. Barrhaven covers the rest: schools, parks, shopping, transit, and a quick run to the 416. (id:62650)