The Gathering Place On Hickory Lane Where Friends Become Family | Welcome To 13 Hickory Lane, A Fully Renovated Three-Bedroom Bungalow In Sought-After Sugarbush, Oro-Medonte. Every Detail Has Been Thoughtfully Designed To Blend Modern Comfort With Timeless Charm. Inside, Enjoy Open-Concept Living With Hardwood Floors Throughout, Heated Floor in Primary Ensuite, Two Cozy Fireplaces, And A Custom Gourmet Kitchen Featuring An Oversized Dual-Fuel Range, Quartz Counters, And Large Centre Island. The Heated Mudroom Through To Garage Add Everyday Convenience, While Recent Updates (Windows 2017, Kitchen 2019, Exterior 2020, Roof 2012) Mean You Can Move In And Relax. Step Outside To Your Backyard Retreat: Professional Landscaping, Irrigation System, And A Fully Automated Fibreglass Inground Pool With Waterfall And Deck Jets. A Hot Tub, Natural Gas BBQ Line (Upper Deck), And Soffit Lighting On Timers Create The Perfect Setting For Hosting. Whether Gathering For Summer Parties Or Cozy Winter Nights, This Home is Truly The Ultimate Place to Gather.
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The Gathering Place On Hickory Lane Where Friends Become Family | Welcome To 13 Hickory Lane, A Fully Renovated Three-Bedroom Bungalow In Sought-After Sugarbush, Oro-Medonte. Every Detail Has Been Thoughtfully Designed To Blend Modern Comfort With Timeless Charm. Inside, Enjoy Open-Concept Living With Hardwood Floors Throughout, Heated Floor in Primary Ensuite, Two Cozy Fireplaces, And A Custom Gourmet Kitchen Featuring An Oversized Dual-Fuel Range, Quartz Counters, And Large Centre Island. The Heated Mudroom Through To Garage Add Everyday Convenience, While Recent Updates (Windows 2017, Kitchen 2019, Exterior 2020, Roof 2012) Mean You Can Move In And Relax. Step Outside To Your Backyard Retreat: Professional Landscaping, Irrigation System, And A Fully Automated Fibreglass Inground Pool With Waterfall And Deck Jets. A Hot Tub, Natural Gas BBQ Line (Upper Deck), And Soffit Lighting On Timers Create The Perfect Setting For Hosting. Whether Gathering For Summer Parties Or Cozy Winter Nights, This Home is Truly The Ultimate Place to Gather. (Escape Clause In Effect.) (id:9346)
General Information
Property Type
Single Family
Building Type
House
Style
Freehold
Community
Sugarbush
Stories
1
Land Size
140.3 x 180.4 FT ; 214 ft x 131 ft x 180 ft x 140 ft
Frontage - 1683
Depth - 2164
Details
Parking
Garage
Total Parking Spaces
9
Features
Irregular lot size
Pool
Inground pool
Building
Architectural Style
Bungalow
Bedrooms
3
Basement
N/A
N/A
Basement Features
Walk out
Cooling
Central air conditioning
Heating Type
Forced air
Heating Fuel
Natural gas
Rooms
| Type | Level | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Recreational, Games room | Basement | 12.77 x 9.78 (meters) |
| Kitchen | Main level | 4 x 4.87 (meters) |
| Living room | Main level | 4.18 x 4.87 (meters) |
| Dining room | Main level | 10.3 x 9.11 (meters) |
| Primary Bedroom | Main level | 14 x 12.7 (meters) |
| Bedroom 2 | Main level | 13.2 x 15.9 (meters) |
| Bedroom 3 | Main level | 10.2 x 9.7 (meters) |
Oro-Medonte
Oro Medonate is a township that was formed during the restructuring of the Simcoe County with
a merger between the towns of Oro and Medonate in 1994. The township has numerous
communities that have converged there and has a history dating back to the war of 1812 when
the townships were established. The township boasts of a provincial park, a forest resources
management area, 3 major ski resorts, golf courses, mountain bike trails which are also good for
hiking. There is also a rich art and culture scene and many more activities, events and attractions
available to residents and visitors.
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Oro-Medonte
he region served as a strategic region lying between Lake Simcoe and the Georgian Bay
resulting in the establishment of the townships with veterans receiving the Oro area as a
grant. The townships then thrived with taverns, hotels, stores and even a post office in the late
1800s. Drill sheds were established in Oro in the 1860s and an extensive station with a freight
sheds came in 1871. The railroad expanded in the 1800s and early 1900s. In 1994, the two
neighboring townships of Oro and Medonte were merged under the restructuring of Simcoe
County.
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Oro-Medonte
In the township of Oro-Medonate is a four-season culture and recreation destination. In the
summer and autumn enjoy the Bass Lake Provincial Park, Copeland Forest Resources
Management Area. During winter, there are three major ski resorts: Mount St. Louis Moonstone,
Horseshoe Resort and Hardwood Ski and Bike. There are year-round fishing opportunities, golf
courses and a vast network of recreational trails for hiking and biking with smoother areas for
leisurely cycling tours. The townships’ rich history provides a great art scene and culture
experience for visitors.
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