356 STEVENSON STREET N
Guelph (Waverley), Ontario N1E5B9

You've arrived where luxury meets convenience. This beautiful home is located right on a bus route and just across the street from sought after schools, an easy stroll to parks, a short walk to shopping, banking, coffee shops and the gym. A short drive to our picturesque downtown with heritage buildings and of course the Farmer's Market, Museum and the Go Station. The front gardens, in full bloom, welcome you as you arrive. Inside you have a front sitting/reception area and coat closet. The gleaming hardwood leads you to the impressive Livingroom with tall vaulted ceiling, lots of windows, more hardwood and gas fireplace. Here the Kitchen is perfectly positioned with an island for your gatherings and a dining room that easily seats 8 or more. From here walk out to the second storey deck where you have a view from the tree tops, and stairs down to the private yard. Also on the main level is a handy main floor bedroom and a full 4pc bath. Upstairs you have your private Primary retreat with a walk in closet the size of a dressing room measuring 11 feet by 10 feet, along with a 5 piece ensuite. Also on this level is a third bedroom and a 3 pc family bath. Don't forget the fabulous walkout basement - much larger than you expect with a Recreation/Bedroom that has its own gas fireplace and a walk in closet that measures 13 feet by 4 feet. Located next to this is the Family Room with a walk out to the very private lower deck, here you have shade from hot summer days where you can rest and enjoy your gardens, or have friends over for a BBQ! There are a set of stairs nicely finished at the side of the house so guests can park and join you directly in the yard - potential for an in law suite if that is your future plan. It doesn't end there, there is also a massive unfinished storage area 20 feet x 14 feet that you may have future plans for and a very large laundry room 21 feet x 10 feet. The oversized single garage has a separate force air gas heater also. (36829538)

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