schools, parks, walking trails and shopping. It’s a desirable setting that makes sense for families and commuters alike. 4: CORNER LOT: What immediately helps this home stand out is the lot itself. Being on a corner gives you more openness around the property, more breathing room from neighbours, and a surprisingly large fenced backyard. 3: MAIN FLOOR: The carpet-free main floor flows from the foyer to the backyard walkout, with ceramic tile and engineered walnut hardwood flooring, and a gas fireplace anchoring the space. The eat-in kitchen is set up for everyday use, with plenty of prep space, room for a dinette, and an easy connection to the rest of the main floor. And for a lot of buyers, this is the part that matters most: many of the bigger-ticket items have already been handled — including the roof (2019), furnace (2017), AC (2017), windows (2016 – lifetime warranty), bathroom (2025), and even the water softener (2026). 2: THE BACKYARD: Out back is where the corner lot really starts to pay off. There’s a fully fenced yard with extra side yard space that makes this feel more open and usable than most homes. The deck was rebuilt in 2024 and includes built-in seating and a retractable awning. Add in mature greenery and a charming oversized shed, and the whole space feels settled, private, and ready for summer. 1: BEDROOMS & BATHROOM: Upstairs, you’ll find three bedrooms and a four-piece bathroom with privilege access from the primary. Corner lot space, a practical layout, and a backyard that gives you more than you’d expect — that’s what makes this home worth a closer look. (id:62650)