and eighty square feet above. Thirteen hundred and eighty square feet below. This isn’t a bungalow with a basement. This is a home that doubles itself – quietly, generously, without ever asking for credit. The main floor breathes. Two walkouts – one from the dining room, one from the laundry – spill out to a private backyard that feels like a secret the neighbourhood has been keeping. A fireplace anchors the living space with warmth that no forced-air system can manufacture. Outside, a 10×20 shed with hydro stands ready – workshop, studio, storage – the possibilities are yours to write. Below grade, the story deepens. A partially finished lower level with its own exterior entrance whispers something most buyers hear immediately – secondary suite. The bones are there. The entrance is there. The imagination is the only thing required. 317 Bricker runs lean and quiet, like a well-kept secret. Sixty feet wide. One hundred and thirty feet deep. Vacant and ready – not next month, not after closing conditions clear – now. Some houses make you wait. This one has been waiting for you. Don’t forget to watch the full walkthrough video created by the local listing agent, which can be found just above these comments on realtor.ca (id:62650)