LOVELY UPDATED FAMILY HOME IS ON A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC NEAR A MEDICAL CENTER,
HOSPITAL, SCHOOL AND SHOPPING. THIS THREE BEDROOM, TWO STORY HOME IS UPDATED HAS AN
ATTACHED GARAGE A LARGE TREED YARD AND A FULLY FINISHED BASEMENT. THE MAIN FLOOR OF
THIS PROPERTY HAS A BRIGHT LIVING/DINING ROOM, LARGE EAT IN KITCHEN W/WALK OUT TO BACK
DECK, SECOND FLOOR HAS 3 BEDROOMS AND A GORGEOUS MODERN SPA BATHROOM, THE LOWER
LEVEL HAS A FAMILY ROOM , LAUNDRY ROOM AND BATHROOM WITH WALKOUT TO THE BACK YARD.
THIS IS THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME
MLS Description
Lovely, updated family home on a quiet cul-de-sac near schools, medical center, hospital and shopping. This 3 bedroom, two story home is tastefully decorated and has a double attached garage, a large treed yard and a fully finished basement. The main floor of this property has a bright livingroom/diningroom with hardwood floors, a large eat in kitchen with walk out to rear deck, the second floor has 3 bedrooms and a gorgeous spa like bathroom, the lower level has a den/bedroom, finished laundry room a family room with heated floors, walk out to back yard and a full bathroom. This is the perfect family home.
General Information
Property Type
Single Family
Building Type
House
Style
Freehold
Stories
2
Land Size
42.56X91X115X78 IRREGULAR|under 1 acre
Details
Parking
Attached Garage
Garage (2)
Features
Cul-de-sac
Wooded area
None
Building
Bedrooms
4
Cooling
Central air conditioning
Heating Type
Forced air
In Floor Heating
Water
Municipal water
Rooms
| Type | Level | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Bath (# pieces 1-6) | Second level | |
| Bedroom | Second level | 14'5' X 11'5' |
| Bedroom | Second level | 14'3' X 7'8' |
| Primary Bedroom | Second level | 12'9' X 10'9' |
| Den | Lower level | |
| Family room | Lower level | 14'5' X 11'5' |
| Laundry room | Lower level | 11'2' X 10'3' |
| Bath (# pieces 1-6) | Main level | |
| Eat in kitchen | Main level | 17'6' X 11'7' |
| Living room/Dining room | Main level | 16'2' X 12'6' |
Sales Representative
Midland
Midland is located south of the Georgian Bay and forms the northern hemisphere of the Simcoe County. The town is the economic backbone in the Georgian Bay, a health hub as it is home to a hospital that houses over 125 beds and is also the entry point into Georgian Bay as it hosts a local airport.
The town has a population that grows up to 100,000. The size of the population is seasonal as the town experiences a large tourist influx that come to experience cottages, resort hotels, provincial and national parks.
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Midland
The town of Midland emerged as a railway town in 1871. The Midland Railway of Canada ran from Port Hope to Beaverton in 1871 and the railway terminus was at the Mundy’s Bay which was sparsely populated. The railway attracted many settlers due to the transportation convenience it presented. The settlement was incorporated in 1890 as a town and it is on this advancement that many light industries emerged. These light industries are what has transformed Midland into an economic hub.
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Midland
Midland is rich in the artworks with the centre of the town boasting of numerous murals most of which are the work of the celebrated artist Fred Lenz. The artwork in this town is the perpetuated effort of Fred Lenz and his sons who completed the largest mural that was placed on the silos overlooking the main harbor which has been started by a missionary.
Midland is also home to notable sites such as a living museum which is the Jesuit mission and is a wonderful demonstration of mission life in the 17th century. A Roman Catholic church stands in Midland named the Martyrs’ Shrine which is a commemoration of the Canadian Martyrs.
Midland is rich in culture and an annual Butter Tart Festival is held every June. The Butter Tart Festival brings many tourists from around the world and is one of the major foreign exchange earners in the town.
Besides being rich in art and culture, Midland hosts a wildlife conservation centre, The Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. The center provides suitable habitat for trumpeter swans, black terns and least bitterns. The rare species of birds is well celebrated in Midland and a symbol of the trumpeter swan has been erected by the harbor.
Water sports are also quite popular in this town with many locals participating in boating. The sport is boosted by the presence of marinas and sailing club all of which are based in the town. Fishing is also well backed by the marinas.
The road network within the town especially in the Midland Tri Club is favourable for active cycling which has attracted a good number of residents who participate in the popular weekly Time Trial Series and group rides that run all summer long.
In winter, snowmobiliing and ice fishing are some of the very popular activities.
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