THE FIREPLACE—soft, slightly old-world in the way it tapers up, with an arched detail and tile inset. It doesn’t compete with the room—it gives it a focal point.Kitchen next. Need real prep space? You have it. A large island with a breakfast bar. GAS COOKTOP. BUILT-IN WALL OVEN AND MICROWAVE. And a WALK-THROUGH PANTRY connecting the mudroom straight into the kitchen—groceries go exactly where they should without detouring through the house.Step outside and it keeps getting better. A 12’x10’ RAISED DECK sits above the WALKOUT BASEMENT, giving you higher sightlines and better views than the typical backyard setup. Down below, a CONCRETE PATIO off the walkout—covered by the deck, shaded, and ready to use from day one.That lower level gives you a strong starting point. You want it to feel usable—not like a project? Have I mentioned it’s a WALKOUT? Good—this is where it pays off. 9’ FOUNDATION WALLS. FULL-SIZED WINDOWS. Natural light that actually brightens the space. However you finish it, it’s designed to become a highly usable extension of the home.Upstairs, the BONUS ROOM lands right in the middle—and it’s not closed off. It looks down into the great room below and borrows all that natural light from the two-storey window wall. The primary bedroom is set apart, with a five-piece ensuite—SOAKER TUB, TILE SHOWER WITH A BENCH, dual sink vanity—and a walk-in closet that connects directly to the laundry room. No hauling baskets into the hallway. Secondary bedrooms? They each get their own walk-in closets.And the setting matters. Front exposure is southwest. The home sits in a CUL-DE-SAC THAT OPENS DIRECTLY TO AN E NVIRONMENTAL RESERVE—so you’re not boxed in by a row of houses. You step out your front door and you’re already connected to green space.Osprey Hill keeps that same energy. Not sprawling. Not endless. A COZY, TIGHT-KNIT COMMUNITY that’s expected to be built out in the next 4–5 years—so you won’t be living in a construction zone for the next decade. At some point, it stops being a maybe—and starts being the one you go see. Ask your agent to book a showing! (id:62650)