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Stittsville - Munster - Richmond,ON K2S 2P4
Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Detached
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Approx. Sqft 700-1100
MLS Listing ID X11907530
Style Bungalow
Bedrooms 2
Annual Tax Amount $5,323
Tax Year 2024
Property Description
Claridge former Model Home built in 2018. Do not miss the opportunity to purchase a beautiful calm 2+1 bedroom bungalow which features more than $70k in builder upgrades. Fully landscaped font yard with an amazing serene back yard oasis. Beautifully decorated with custom moldings, hardwood on the main floor, upgraded cabinets and white quartz countertops and 9 ceiling throughout main floor. Large master bedroom which opens to en suite with ceramic shower and free standing bathtub. Family room finished on the lower level and an abundance of storage in the unfinished area. Custom home theatre built in 2022 (120 screen with Native 4K projector along with 7.2.4 Dolby Atmos Speaker Setup). Hydropool Hot tub purchased in 2022. In beautiful Westwood with access to the Great Canadian Trail and close to an upcoming large City of Ottawa Community Park. Include cedar gazebo and pond equipment. 200 amp panel includes generator ready 10 circuit transfer switch kit.
Location
Province ON
County Ottawa
Community 8203 - Stittsville (South)
Area Ottawa
Region 8203 - Stittsville (South)
City Region 8203 - Stittsville (South)
Rooms
Family Room No
Basement Finished,Full
Kitchen 1
Separate Den/Office 1
Interior
Interior Features ERV/HRV,Primary Bedroom - Main Floor
Cooling Central Air
Fireplaces Type Natural Gas
Fireplace Yes
Heat Source Gas
Exterior
Exterior Feature Landscaped,Hot Tub,Deck,Patio
Parking Features Available
Garage Spaces 1.0
Pool None
Roof Type Asphalt Shingle
Lot Depth 98.33
Total Parking Spaces 2
Building
Unit Features Public Transit,School,School Bus Route,Fenced Yard
Foundation Poured Concrete
Others
Security Features Carbon Monoxide Detectors,Smoke Detector,Alarm System